a medicinal preparation popular in 17th cent.

a hard lump, typically spherical or egg-shaped, of an artificial material containing a variety of organic and inorganic components (including…

a solution of ammonium acetate, used medicinally (now only in alternative medicine) as a febrifuge. Also spirits of Mindererus, †Mindererus's spirit.

A chinoline-compound, oxy-methyl-quinoline tetrahydride, sometimes used in medicine as a strong antipyretic.

= phenacetin, n.

An analgesic and antipyretic drug administered chiefly in tablets in combination with aspirin, caffeine, or codeine (now seldom used because of…

A medicinal preparation containing or consisting of acetylphenylhydrazine, CH3CO·NH·NHC6H5, formerly used as an antipyretic and in the treatment…

A trade name for a colourless compound used as an antipyretic, obtained by the reduction of the corresponding chinoline derivative.

An antipyretic and analgesic drug related to phenacetin (no longer used because of toxicity).

a crystalline iodinated derivative, C11H11N2OI, of antipyrin, used as an antipyretic.

The compound C12H14N2O (tolyl-dimethyl-pyr-azol-on), the homologue of antipyrin.

Propionylphenetidin, CH3CH2CO.NH.C6H4.OC2H5, i.e. phenetidin, NH2.C6H4.OC2H5, in which one of the hydrogen atoms of the amino-group, NH2, is…

An analgesic and antipyretic drug that is structurally related to antipyrin.

A white crystalline compound, acetylsalicylic acid, used esp. as an analgesic and antipyretic; with an and plural, a dose of this in tablet form…

Pharmacology. An analgesic and antipyretic drug, also called antipyrin.

Trade name: see quot. 1899.

a medicinal preparation containing aspirin, phenacetin (later replaced by paracetamol), and caffeine, used as an analgesic and antipyretic; a dose…

A proprietary name for: the drug paracetamol; a tablet of this.

A widely used analgesic and antipyretic drug, which has a relatively low incidence of side effects but is toxic to the liver in overdosage…