aperient
11aperient — a·pe·ri·ent || É™ pɪərɪənt adj. purgative, laxative (Medicine) …
12aperient — I. a. (Med.) Laxative, deobstruent loosening. II. n. (Med.) Laxative, laxative medicine …
13aperient — ape·ri·ent …
14aperient — n. a mild laxative …
15aperient — /əˈpɪəriənt / (say uh pearreeuhnt) adjective 1. purgative; laxative. –noun 2. a medicine or an article of diet that acts as a mild laxative. {Latin aperiens, present participle, opening} …
16aperient — n. & a. laxative (medicine). ♦ aperitive, a …
17АПЕРИЕНТ — (aperient) легкое слабительное …
18aperitive — I. əˈperəd.iv adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin aperitivus 1. : aperient 2. [French apéritif aperient, stimulating the appetite, from Middle French aperitif aperient] : stimulating the appetite …
19Deobstruent — De*ob stru*ent, a. (Med.) Removing obstructions; having power to clear or open the natural ducts of the fluids and secretions of the body; aperient. n. (Med.) A medicine which removes obstructions; an aperient. [1913 Webster] …
20aperitif — noun Etymology: French apéritif aperient, aperitif, from Middle French aperitif, adjective, aperient, from Medieval Latin aperitivus, irregular from Latin aperire Date: 1894 an alcoholic drink taken before a meal as an appetizer …