phlegmonic
/flɛɡˈmɒnɪk/adjective
= phlegmonous.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Guy de Chauliac's Grande Chirurgie. From post-classical Latin phlegmonicus, flegmonicus from Hellenistic Greek ϕλεγμονικός inflammatory (Galen) from ancient Greek ϕλεγμονή + -ικός. Compare Catalan flemònic, Spanish †flemonico.
- non-militant
- non-military
- non-ministerial
- non-moral
- non-morality
- non-nant
- relayer
- relay horse
- relay rack
- relay station
- relay valve
- relearn
- releasable
- release
- release agent
- release behavior
- release behaviour
- release date
- releasee
- release form
- release group
- releasement
- release note
- release paper
- releaser