10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEGNOTIC»
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
STEGNOTIC, steg-not'ik, 0. Binding; rendering costive; constrictive ;w. a stegnotic
medicine; an astringent. S'rumnnlum, steen'e-lite, a. (in honour of Count Steinheil
.) In Mineralogy, avariety of iolite from Finland—See Iolite. S'I'EINMANNITE ...
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The American Phonetic Dictionary of the English Language
STEGNOTIC, Stog-nót-ik, &. bindig; renderin kos- STEGNOTIC, Steg-not-ik, ». {¡
fed.) a bindig er kosliv niedisin. STEIN', Stjn, f. t. ta lin wid ston er brik, az a wel.
STEINBOCK, Stjn-bok, ». {Zool.) a spe/ei ov got er ántelap. [stqri. STELLAR, btel-
ar ...
4). fruit, bark stegnotic, tape worm (JN 1). ascariasis (JN 5. 14). fruit sputum
remedy (S). feeling heavy in the chest (A). common cold (CN 6. 14. S). tonic (S.
KW), anthermintic (S). ascariasis (KB 17). cough (S). stomach-ache (CN 1).
stomachic ...
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The Medical Student; Or, Aids to the Study of Medicine: ...
Hence, Stegnotic, an astringent. STENOS (a-rwog) ' narrow; strait.' Hence,
Stenocardia (xupdta, 'the heart.') angina pectoris. Srrmnum (0-rspi/ow) 'the breast
bone.' Sternalgia (eo.»yo;, ' pain.') angina pectoris. STi'~:'rr-ios (0-r'q6o5) 'the
breast ...
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A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Steer, ster, v. a. To guide a ship. Steerage, ste'r-edje, The act of steering ; hinder
part of a ship. Steersman, stèrz'mon, s. A pilot. Steganography, steg-i-nogtgri- fy,
s. The art of secret writing. Stegnotic, stèg-nòt'tlk, a. Binding. Stipend, stipend, s.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
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The new pocket-dictionary of the French and English languages
(stern), pimpe Steering, guuecrmment Steersman, timonier, jiilote Stena^
ugraphic, a. — pkique Steganugraphy, .t. — phie, f. Stegnotic, n. — -riV/ue;
astringent,*. Stele, .«. ame,(.munihe,m.iuyau. Stereometry, stcrcomt.lrie Stellar, a.
astral, e. [m.
Thomas Nugent, J. Ouiseau, 1808
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Vocabulaire complet français-anglais et anglais-français
steatites Stealocele, sm. [cliir.] steatocele Ste'ganographie , sf. steganographj ,
writing in cyphers Stegnotique, sm. [med.] stegnotic Stelliohat, sm. [juris.]
stelltonate Stellionataire , sm. a man guilty 0/ stellionate Ste're'ogtaphie, sf.
stereography ...
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Comprehensive Natural Products II: Chemistry and Biology: 10 ...
... bitter-tasting alkaloid that is named after Berberis.143 There are a variety of
known derivatives such as berberine hydrochloride, hydrosulfate, and tannic acid
salt according to the kind of counteranion, and all are used as stegnotic agents.
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An etymological dictionary
STEGNOTIC. adj. Binding; rendering costive. G. stegnotikos: from stegno-o, to
bind. STELLAR. adj. Astral; relating to the stars. L. stella, a star. STELLATE. adj.
Pointed in the manner of an irradiating star. L. stellatus, part. of stellor: stella, a
star.
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Botanalogia Universalis Hibernica: Or, a General Irish ...
In this Treatife I design to shew you what Herbs are properly Anasto- : mitic,
Leptynric, Ryptic, Carminative, Stegnotic, Styptic, Py.cknotic, . Emphratic,
Hypnotic, Diaphoretic,. Kydrotic, Ariotic, Di. iretic, Traumatic, Lithontriptic,
Abforbent, S&v ...
