-agogue
noun combining form
: substance that promotes the secretion or expulsion of
emmenagogue
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French -agogue, borrowed from Late Latin -agōgum "promoting the expulsion of," borrowed from Greek -agōgon (originally modifying phármakon "drug, substance") from neuter of agōgós "leading, drawing forth," derivative (with reduplication) of ágein "to lead, carry off" — more at agent
- archiepiscopalities
- archiepiscopally
- archiepiscopate
- archiepiscopates
- archigaster
- archigastrula
- archigenesis
- Archigetes
- archil
- archilochi
- Archilochian
- archilochian strophe
- archilochuses
- archilochusses
- archilowe
- archils
- archimage
- archimages
- archimandrite
- archimandrites
- archimedean
- Archimedean point
- Archimedean solid
- Archimedean spiral
- Archimedes