10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LACTIFIC»
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
r«w lactific) Lactific, producing milk. Sc. CTU'CA (s. inbotanv) The lettuce.
CTUCEt/LA is. in botany) The sow thistle. CTUCiMÓNA si. to.t h physicians) The
aphtha*, small Llcers in the mouth. Phil ips. CTITCI'NA (s. in heathen mytbohgy)
The ...
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The Public Health Journal
Mingled it in their daily food; And he who battled and subdued, A wreath of fennel
wore. Longfellow's The Goblet of Life. Celsus, 2, 26, makes it carminative. Dios. 3
., 65, makes it lactific, diuretic, against serpent bites, emmenagogue, ...
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An English-Welsh pronoucing Dictionary
f e, Uaethol : »,Uaethdy Lactation, lak.tä'shun », llaethiad Lacteal, lak'tî.al,
Lacteous, lak'tí.us о, llaethog, llaethlyd ; llaethliw Lactescent, lak.tes'ent, Lactific,
lak- tif 'ik я, blithog [yn, llanc Lad, lad », bachgen, crwt, hogyn, llenc- Ladder, lad'
ûr » ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: Compiled for the Use ...
... a. milky, soft ; n. a dairy house Lau'teal, n. a vessel that conveys chyle Lac'teal,
Lac'teous, a. milky Lactes'cent, Lactific, a. producing milk Lactif 'erous, a.
conveying milk Lade n a boy, stripling, youth Lad'der, n. a frame made with steps
Lade, ...
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A General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
... ad. briefly Laconism, lak"6-ni2m, n. a concise style Lactary, lak'ta-re, a. milky —
n. a dairy Lacteal, lak'te-al, a. conveying chyle — n. the vessel that conveys chyle
Lacteous, lak'te-us, a. milky Lactescent, lak-tes'sent, 7 „ „-, • -u. Lactific, lak-tif'ik ...
George Fulton, G. Knight, 1814
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A general dictionary of the English language; to which is ...
Lactific, \ a- Pacing milk Lad, s. a boy, youth, stripling Lad'rier, i. a frame ma'e with
steps Lade, va. to load, freight, burden Lade, s. Che mouth of a river Lading, i. a /
hip's freight, load, burden La'dle, ;. a large spoon ; a receptacle La'dy, i. a title of ...
William Perry (of Edinburgh.), 1795
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A General Pronouncing Dictionary, Shewing the Pronunciation ...
... la-kdn'-tk, a. short, brief Lactation, lak-ta'-shun, i. the act or lime of giving suck
Lacteal, lak'-te-al, a. conveying chyle — *. a vessel thai conveys chyle Lacteous,
lik'-te-us, a. milky, conveying chyle Lactific, lak-tYf'lk.arf. producing milk Lad, lid', ...
Many years ago, I was desired to prescribe for a sow, very ill, soon after delivery,
of what seemed to be encephalitis parturiens, and being paralytic, the skin very
red, the breathing hurried, and the lactific secretion suspended. She soon ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Exx: lactiferous, milkyielding, and lactific, milkproducing; lactoscope,
lactovegetarian.laemo.Seethe1st lemo. laeo,'(to)theleft': fromGr laios(s lai),
leftontheleft, akin toL laeuus (MLlaevus). Ex: laeotropic,sinistral. laevo. See levo.
lagnia, onlyin ...
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A dictionary of the English language, by G. Fulton and G. Knight
Lactific, lac-tif ic, J * producmg m,lk Lad, lad, n. a boy ; a stripling Ladder, lad'der,
n. a frame with steps Lade, lade, v. to load ; to freight ; to burden Lading, lading, n
. burden ; freight Ladle, ladle, n. a large spoon Lady, lii'dy, n. a woman of high ...
George Fulton, George Knight (of Edinburgh.), 1833
