10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FEBRIFACIENT»
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Lewis' Dictionary of Toxicology
2: an agent that allays fever. febricity. feverishness; the state of being febrile.
febrifacient. 1: febrific, febriferous; promoting, inducing, or conveying fever Cf.
febricant. 2: any agent that induces or promotes fever. febriferous. febrifacient (
def.
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Midline Medical Dictionary
Destructive to fever. Febricula. A mild fever of short duration. Febrifacient.
Causing fever; febrifarous; febrific. i«l<tt>K<*>; 5<9K ^T «ht-^ qicll Febrifarous.
See Febrifacient. 389 Fecundation Febrific. See Febrifacient. Febrifugal. See
Febrifuge.
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A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
Lastly, there many circumstances in common, and often pass into each are some
who consider contagion, or the generation in other; thus, what is termed in the
schools a quartan in- fever of specific febrifacient matter, as totally imaginary; ...
A variety of fever, characterized by its short duration and the mildness of its
symptoms. FEBRICULOS'ITY (L. febricula, slight fever). Feverishness.
FEBRIFACIENT (L. febris, fever ; facio, I make). Fever-producing. FEBRIF'EROUS
(L. febris, ...
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
FEBRICULA. lb-brik£u-1d, n. A slight fever. FEBRIFACIENT, féb~r6-ftilshént, 11..
That which produces fever. FEBRIFACIENT, f§b-rd-fiiishént, a. Causing fever.
FEBRIFIC, fé-br'it'-lk, a. Tending to produce fever. FEBRICULOSE, fé-hrikiu-ids, a.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
FEBRIFACIENT, feb-re-fiUshent, n. That which produces fever. FEBRIFACIENT,
feb-re-fiUshent, a. Causing fever. FEBRIFICK, fe-brtf-lk, a. Tending to produce
fever. FEBRICULOSE, fe-brfk-u-16s, a. Troubled with a fever. [being feverish.
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A Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
FERRICULA. fc-brlltiu-ld, n. A slight fever. FEBRIFACIENT, féb-ré-fhishclnt, a.
That which produces fever. FEBRll-'AClENT, flIh-ré-ftllshent, a. Causing fever.
FEllRll-'ICK. fé-brifli'k. a. Tending to produce fever. FEBRICULOSE, fé-brikiu-lés,
a.
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Illustrated Word Smart: A Visual Vocabulary Builder
retriL (FEBrukl) relating to or characterized by fever (adjective) FEvER BURNS
WHILE YOU SHIVER C The Latin word for "fever" is febris. Other words that share
this root include fever and febrifacient (meaning "something that causes a fever").
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In the Company of Children
... Nullibiety Persnickety Bumptious Carpe diem Bugaboo Ochlophobia
Haplography Octaphonic Pellucid Febrifacient Ultramontane Verrucose
Szxicolous Hahoo Hebitate Lucifagus Pandiculation Sermoination
Stentarophonic Tatterdemalion ...
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A Portable Cyclopaedia, Or, Compendious Dictionary of Arts ...
sick can be traced or suspected, that although the febrifacient mattcrjust spoken
of be in many, it is notiii all instances the cause of lever ; thatcold, damp, heat,
putrid exhalations whether animal or vegetable, insuflicient ventilation, the ...
