The state of being putrid; rottenness; the process or action of putrefying or rotting; spec.

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To be used with great care. Ague,

, n.: The rich internal fat of the kidneys, etc., especially that geese and pigs. (OED) Carbuncle

, n.: A poultice: formerly also a plaster. (OED) Cerat

, n.: Bile; as one of the 'four humours' of early physiology, supposed to cause irascibility of temper. (OED) Cleaue

, adj.: Having the capacity of exciting excessive excretion or discharge of urine. (OED) Drachm

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, v.: To dry up Dyspepsia,

, n.: A clear, sweet-flavored liquid (usually containing alcohol) used in compounding medicines to be taken orally in order to mask an unpleasant taste and intended to cure one's ills. Emmenagogue