| ABSORBEFACIENT | • absorbefacient adj. (Medicine) Inducing or increasing absorption (of a drug). • absorbefacient n. (Medicine) Any such medicine that induces absorption. • ABSORBEFACIENT n. an agent causing or promoting absorption. |
| ABSORBEFACIENTS | • absorbefacients n. Plural of absorbefacient. • ABSORBEFACIENT n. an agent causing or promoting absorption. |
| LABEFACTATION | • labefactation n. Alternative form of labefaction. • LABEFACTATION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTION. |
| LABEFACTATIONS | • LABEFACTATION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTION. |
| LABEFACTION | • labefaction n. (Rare) The act of shaking or weakening or the resulting state; overthrow, ruination. • LABEFACTION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTATION. |
| LABEFACTIONS | • LABEFACTION n. a weakening, a decay, also LABEFACTATION. |
| RUBEFACIENT | • rubefacient adj. Making red. • rubefacient n. (Medicine) A substance for topical application that produces redness of the skin, e.g. by dilating the capillaries. • RUBEFACIENT n. an agent that is a gentle irritant producing increased blood circulation and reddening of the skin where it is applied. |
| RUBEFACIENTS | • rubefacients n. Plural of rubefacient. • RUBEFACIENT n. an agent that is a gentle irritant producing increased blood circulation and reddening of the skin where it is applied. |
| RUBEFACTION | • rubefaction n. The act or process of making red. • RUBEFACTION n. reddening. |
| RUBEFACTIONS | • rubefactions n. Plural of rubefaction. • RUBEFACTION n. reddening. |
| SORBEFACIENT | • sorbefacient adj. (Medicine) Producing absorption. • sorbefacient n. A medicine or substance that produces absorption. • SORBEFACIENT n. a substance promoting absorption. |
| SORBEFACIENTS | • sorbefacients n. Plural of sorbefacient. • SORBEFACIENT n. a substance promoting absorption. |
| TABEFACTION | • tabefaction n. (Archaic) A gradual loss of flesh due to disease. • TABEFACTION n. wasting away, emaciation. |
| TABEFACTIONS | • tabefactions n. Plural of tabefaction. • TABEFACTION n. wasting away, emaciation. |