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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 26
ăn-ti-pleûr-it-ic, *ăn-ti-pleûr-it-ick, 5. [Gr. ἀντί ( anti ) = against, and Eng. pleu ritic .] A medicine given against pleurisy. (Glo og. Nov., 2nd ed.) ăn-ti-pod-ag-ric, a & s. [Gr. ἀντί (anti) = against, and ποδαγρικός ( podagrikos ) = gouty; ποδάγρα ( podagra ) = (1) a trap for the feet, (2) gout (Lat. podagra = gout): πούς (pous), gen it. ποδός ( podos ) = a foot, and ἄγρα ( agra ) = hunting.] A. As adjective: Deemed of use against the gout. B. As substantive: A medicine given against the gout; an antarthritic. (Glo og. Nov., 2nd ed.)
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