Sanitasn.
/ˈsanɪtas/ (See quot. 1897.)
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naphthalene1821
carbolic acid1835
creosote1835
Sanitas1878
chlorocresol1886
salol1887
Listerine1889
salufer1894
Airol1895
fluorol1895
thymoform1899
xeroform1901
triformol1907
thymoloform1911
hexamine1914
Eusol1915
flavine1917
proflavine1917
Dakin1920
naphtha1920
methenamine1926
T.C.P.1934
Zephiran1935
leptazol1946
cetrimide1948
nalidixic acid1962
clioquinol1967
crystal violet1996
1878 Med. Times & Gaz. 12 Jan. 51/1 ‘Sanitas’. This fluid has been brought out as ‘the only true antiseptic and disinfectant combined’.
1897 New Sydenham Soc. Lexicon Sanitas,..name for a commercial preparation consisting of an aqueous solution of oxidised oil of turpentine, the active principle of which is peroxide of hydrogen. Used as an antiseptic.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1909; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1878- ours is not to reason why
- ours not to reason why
- ours two
- ourself
- ourselves
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- ousels
- out of count
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- out of course
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- out of cry
- out of cure
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- out of debt
- out of debt out of danger
- out of design
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