Pertaining to an abbey or an abbess. …

Cleansing. …

Of medicines: able to remove pus or other impurities from a wound or sore; cleansing, detergent. …

(a) Phil. Not a natural or essential part of a thing, non-essential, incidental, secondary; (b) not inherent in a thing, induced from without; (c) ?growing out of something else, ?outward, external. …

Sorrel (Rumex acetosa). …

(a) Sour to the taste or smell, acid; (b) milk acetous, soured milk; sirup acetous, a decoction of honey or sugar and vinegar; water acetous, water mixed with vinegar; (c) physiol. sour. …

Medicines for sharpening or improving (the hearing). …

(a) Supplementary; (b) a supplement. …

(a) Of reasoning: acceptable, admissible; of an action: permissible; (b) law of persons: allowed, entitled, having the right (to defend a case in a certain manner). …

Adjoining. …

Burning, scorching; of medicines: able to burn up (or destroy with heat) excess humors in the body. …

Sincere, heartfelt. …

Of medicines: having the property of bringing together, or closing, the lips of a wound. …

Proper to do, seemly. …

Alch. Having the power to whiten. …

An alkaline substance obtained from the calcined ashes of plants: soda (from sea plants), potash (from land plants); sal alkali(n. …

An inducement. …

Law A writ authorizing payment (as of a pension or allowance); writ allocate. …

Changeable, subject to deterioration. …

(a) Causing or promoting alteration in quality (hot-cold, moist-dry); -- as noun: an 'alterative' medicine; (b) alteratif vertu, the natural faculty of altering 'quality' in the body. …

Of ulcers: creeping, serpiginous. …

Winding. …

Ambiguous. …

Bubbly, frothy. …

Of Biblical exegesis: highest or mystical (interpretation or meaning). …

Aneurism. …

The anniversary (day) of a person's death, memorial day; the observance of that day; holden, kepen, observen anniversarie. …

(a) (pol) antartik, the south pole of the heavens or the earth; also, the star marking its position (see south sterre); paralellus antarticus, the antarctic circle; (b) the southern half of the sky or……

Logic & ethics A prior assumption or principle, a premise; antecedent trouth; antecedent ded, a preceding act as causing a later act. …

= antispasis. …

Med. Capable of opening or dilating (pores, veins, etc.): a medicine causing dilation. …

One who abandons or renounces an established religion or an article of faith; an apostate; tyrant apostata. …

Swollen, inflamed. …

Inflamed, festering. …

Capable of perceiving or comprehending. …

Theol. appropriately applied, attributable. …

(a) Belonging (to a country, a manor) as a possession or a right; (b) as noun: what belongs to or forms a subsidiary part (of a manor, etc.). …

Phys. & physiol. Moist (said of one of the four qualities attributed to matter and to organisms); aquous aposteme, a swelling filled with serous fluid; aquous hernia, such a swelling in the scrotum. …

Of or belonging to an archedeken. …

Syllogistic, sophistic. …

Having characteristics of an arterie, -- applied to the pulmonary artery and to the pulmonary vein. …

Arthritic, rheumatic; arthritis, rheumatism; goute artetik, arthritis, gout. …

(a) belonging to the celestial north; pol artik, the north pole of the heavens; specif., the North Star as marking its position; under the pol artik, under the North Star, in the North; of artik, of……

(a) The axillary vein; (b) a brachial vein. …

Pert. to the aspect of a planet. …

Susceptible of being pointed out, determined, specified, or attributed. …

Of bloodletting: by withdrawing 'humours' from the opposite part of the body. …

The blue stone lapis lazuli; enamel made of powdered lapis lazuli. …

Of medicines: (a) having the property of drawing out or eliminating morbid or foreign matter from the body; (b) as noun. …

Pertaining to the sense of hearing. …

In phrase febre augmastik, a fever that builds to a crisis then subsides, 'one of three varieties of [sinoch] .. [in which] high body temperature [is] said to gradually fall' [Norri]. …

(a) Foreign, non-Greek; (b) heathen, non-Christian; -- perh. with implications of inhumanity; (c) barbar tonge [see quots.]. …

(a) A foreigner, barbarian, heathen; a non-Greek, a non-Roman; (b) foreign, non-Greek; also, rugged [quot.Chauliac]. …

The basilic vein; basilic vein. …

(a) Having two wives; (b) one who marries a widow; married twice (also fig. of Christ). …

Protruding and bunchy; pustules bothorales, small pustules clustered together. …

Of pustules: protruding and bunchy, clustered together. …

(a) Intricate, subject to dispute; (b) as noun: a quarrelsome person. …

Of wine: harsh-tasting. …

Full of unhealthy humors; -- also as noun. …

In phrases denoting a type of sugar, orig. from Caffa in the Crimea: sugre (de) caffatin. …

Med. (a) Of a remedy or a diet: producing heat in the body, warming; (b) a medicine which increases heat. …

(a) Cancerous; of flesh: afflicted with cancer; of an ulcer, a disease: resembling cancer; (b) of ulcers in the mouth: ?resembling cancer, ?resembling canker sores. …

(a) In accordance with ecclesiastical law, canonical; (b) belonging to the canon of the Bible; canonial epistel, one of the Catholic Epistles. …

According to ecclesiastical law. …

(a) Hollow, tubular; (b) a tubular instrument. …

Hollow. …

Of an ecclesiastical assembly or chapter, capitular. …

Goat-like; of vapor: stinking. …

Med. Descending, falling; cathesial opilacioun, cathesial stopping, an obstruction of the post-nasal passages by the descent of humors from the brain. …

(a) Of the doctrines of the Roman Church: universally accepted or to be so accepted; true (faith); (b) of persons: having the 'true' faith; (c) catholik doctour, a Church Father. …

Cauterizing, caustic. …

Cauterizing, caustic. …

(a) Cauterizing; (b) a cauterizing substance. …

Resembling tallow in color, consistency, or appearance. …

Benevolent, beneficent. …

Scar-like. …

(a) Promoting cicatrization; (b) a medicine promoting cicatrization. …

(a) Clamorous; (b) extremely painful; clamourous goute, an extremely painful kind of gout. …

Of medicines: having the quality of making (the eyesight) clear. …

Anat. Nail-like, nail-shaped; clavale bones, certain small bones or bony projections near the ear. …

A remedy for relieving 'excess humors'; pillule cochie. …

(a) Equal in rank or precedence; as noun: an equal; (b) equal in intensity, even. …

Of the same essence. …

Jointly eternal (with God, or with the other members of the Trinity), coeternal. …

Coeternal. …

A medicine having the effect of dissolving or wasting away the solids of the body. …

Heartening, cheering, consoling. …

Minatory. …

(a) Fertile (land, soil); marked by fertility, prosperous; (b) convenient, profitable, advantageous, useful, fit for purpose; (c) pleasant; affable. …

Communicating, i.e. shedding water into streams. …

(a) Diffusive; (b) contagious. …

(a) Affectionate, compassionate; (b) prompted by compassion; (c) induced by a morbid condition in another part of the body. …

Of a cause of disease: introduced, induced (not local). …

Of a treatise or narrative, or of an author's presentation of a subject: (a) brief, succinct; (b) comprehensive though brief, concise, compact; (c) comprehensive, inclusive. …

Restraining the accumulation of fluids. …

Of a disease: affecting an organ [which is physiologically complex]. …

Distinct as to appearance but not as to 'substance'. …

Conjectural, not certain. …

(a) Of a medicine: having the property of reducing or eliminating morbid 'humors' or tissue; (b) a medicine having this property. …