Purging - Law Dictionary Search Results

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Acting rapidly and violently efficacious powerful opposed to bland as drastic purgatives

A plant Globularia Alypum a violent purgative found in Africa

To purify to clear from anything noxious offensive or erroneous to cleanse to purge as to expurgate a book

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Serving of tending to evacuate cathartic purgative

to dose by force to put a potion down the throat of as of a horse hence to purge violently by physic

A universal remedy a name formerly given to a purgative electuary

To cleanse to purge away as foul or offending matter from the body or from an ulcer

cultivated in various tropical countries The dried unripe fruit is much used in medicine as a stimulant and purgative

in jalap the root of a convolvulaceous plant and extracted as a colorless tasteless gummy mass of powerful purgative properties

A remedy that purges by alvine discharges

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