anti-arthritic
/ˌantɪɑːˈθrɪtɪk/Medicine
noun
A drug or remedy that is effective against arthritis or is used in the treatment of arthritis.
adjective
Effective against arthritis; used in the treatment of arthritis.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Salmon (1644–1713), medical empiric and author. From anti- + arthritic.
- asterism
- astern
- asteroid
- asteroidal
- Asteroidea
- asteroseismological
- asteroseismologist
- asteroseismology
- as/that was
- as the case may be
- as the crow flies
- asthenia
- asthenic
- asthenosphere
- asthenospheric
- (as) thick as a brick
- (as) thick as poundies
- (as) thick as thieves
- (as) thick as two (short) planks (or as a plank)
- (as) thin as a rake
- asthma
- asthmatic
- asthmatically
- Asti
- a sticky wicket