Achronarcotic

Any narcotic poison which is also irritant, as aconite and some others. -a. Po e ing both irritant and narcotic properties. Ach'ronism, n. The absence of time; the state of timele ne . Achroph'ony, n . The use of the hieroglyph or picture symbol of an object to represent the initial sound of the name of that object. One of the first steps in the change from hieroglyphic to written language. Acid'ities, [From Eng. acid.] (Med.) Sourne of the stomach, the result of indigestion, indicated by acid eructations, . The affection is very common in children, and must be obviated by absorbents, as magnesia, chalk, ., and by regulated diet.