Podager (podajer)

[NL. (Wagler, 1832), podagerine (po-daj'e-rin), a. Belonging to the Podagerinæ. podagra (po-dag'ra), n. [In ME. podagre, I cured him of the gout in his feet, and now he talks of the chargeablene of medicine. His podagra hath become a chiragra; the gout has got into his fingers, and he cannot draw his purse. Scott , Abbot, xxvi. podagral (pod'a-gral), a . [ podagra + -al.] Same as podagric . podagric (po-dag'rik), a. [= It. podagrico;