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Lambative (noun)

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Lámbative. n.s. A medicine taken by licking with the tongue.

I stitch'd up the wound, and applied astringents, with compress and retentive bandage, then put him into bed, and let him blood in the arm, advising a lambative, to be taken as necessity should require.. Wiseman's Surgery.

Sources: Wiseman, Richard (68)

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