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errhine
[ er-ahyn, er-in ]
adjective
- designed to be snuffed into the nose.
- occasioning discharges from the nose.
noun
- a medicine to be snuffed up the nostrils to promote sneezing and increased discharges.
errhine
/ ˈɛrɪn; ˈɛraɪn /
adjective
- causing nasal secretion
noun
- an errhine drug or agent
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of errhine1
1595–1605; < New Latin errhinum < Greek éīԴDz
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of errhine1
C17: from Greek errhinos, from en- ² + rhis nose
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Taken as snuff, tobacco is generally allowed to be a mild and inoffensive stimulant, which, indeed, in many cases, is prescribed as a most effectual errhine for clearing the nostrils and head.
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Euphorbium or cayan pepper mixed with sugar, and used with caution as an errhine.
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The dry leaves are powdered and used as an errhine, for the cure of headache.
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Those of the wild plant are very bitter: dried, they are said to prove a gentle errhine; as also are the flowers.
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The powder of the leaves proves an agreeable errhine.
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