po thomorphe

[Mod. Lat. pothos, and Gr. morphe =form.] Bot.: A genus of Piperide. Pothomorphe sidœfolia (or umbellata ) and P sub pelt at a are used in Brazil to stimulate the lymphatics, as deobstruents, and to cleanse foul ulcers. pothos, s . [The Ceylonese name of a species.] Bot.: A genus of Orontiese. Pothos scandens is used in India in putrid fevers. pot-i-cho-ma-ni-a, pot-i-chō-mā-nie, subst . [Fr. potiche =a porcelain vase, and manie , Greek mania madne , mania.] The taste for coating the inside of gla ware with varnished paper or linen flowers or devices, so as to give them an appearance of painted ware or old china. *pot-1-fuge, s . [Lat. poto =to drink.] A drunk ard.