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(From
and
dock). See Lapathum aquaticum.
(From
and
honey). Hydromel; mulsum, aqua mulsa, melicratum, braggat. 'water impregnated with honey. After it is fermented, it is called vinous hydromel, or mead.
(From
and
an apple).
Is made of one part honey, impregnated with quinces, and two parts of boiled water, set in the sun during the dog days.
(From
aqua, and
matrix). Dropsy of the womb. See Hydrops utkhi.
(From
water,and
a navel). A tumour of the navel, containing water. See Hydrops umbilicalis.
(From
water, and
a disease). See Sudor Anglicus.
Ge, (from
and
a fountain).
Spring water
(From
and
to break out). See Ephidrosis.
(From
water, and
the eye). See Proptosis.
(From the same). It is the part under the eye which swells in cachectic and hydropic cases.
(From
water,
a flatus, and
a hernia). A hernia proceeding from a mixture of water and flatulence.
(From
and piper; from its pungency, and growing in marshy places). See Persicaria Urens.
(From
water,
wind, and
flesh,) a tumour, from a mixture of flatulent, aqueous, and carncous substances.
(From
water, and
a resemblance). Aqueous excretions, common in dropsies.
 
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