- Diarrhoetic
- Diarrhetic Di`ar*rhet"ic, Diarrhoetic Di`ar*rh[oe]t"ic, a. (Med.) Producing diarrhea, or a purging. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
diarrhoetic — di·ar·rhoet·ic … English syllables
diarrhoetic — adjective of or relating to diarrhea • Syn: ↑diarrheal, ↑diarrhoeal, ↑diarrhetic, ↑diarrheic, ↑diarrhoeic • Similar to: ↑unconstipated, ↑regular … Useful english dictionary
diarrheal — adjective of or relating to diarrhea • Syn: ↑diarrhoeal, ↑diarrhetic, ↑diarrhoetic, ↑diarrheic, ↑diarrhoeic • Similar to: ↑unconstipated, ↑regular … Useful english dictionary
diarrheic — adjective of or relating to diarrhea • Syn: ↑diarrheal, ↑diarrhoeal, ↑diarrhetic, ↑diarrhoetic, ↑diarrhoeic • Similar to: ↑unconstipated, ↑regular … Useful english dictionary
diarrhetic — adjective of or relating to diarrhea • Syn: ↑diarrheal, ↑diarrhoeal, ↑diarrhoetic, ↑diarrheic, ↑diarrhoeic • Similar to: ↑unconstipated, ↑regular … Useful english dictionary
diarrhoeal — adjective of or relating to diarrhea • Syn: ↑diarrheal, ↑diarrhetic, ↑diarrhoetic, ↑diarrheic, ↑diarrhoeic • Similar to: ↑unconstipated, ↑regular … Useful english dictionary
diarrhoeic — adjective of or relating to diarrhea • Syn: ↑diarrheal, ↑diarrhoeal, ↑diarrhetic, ↑diarrhoetic, ↑diarrheic • Similar to: ↑unconstipated, ↑regular … Useful english dictionary
Diarrhetic — Di ar*rhet ic, Diarrhoetic Di ar*rh[oe]t ic, a. (Med.) Producing diarrhea, or a purging. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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