febrifuge
noun
feb·ri·fuge ˈfe-brə-ˌfyüj 
: antipyretic
febrifuge adjective
Word History
Etymology
French fébrifuge, probably from New Latin *febrifuga, from Late Latin febrifuga, febrifugia centaury, from febri- + Late Latin -fuga -fuge
First Known Use
1686, in the meaning defined above
Medical Definition
febrifuge
noun or adjective
feb·ri·fuge ˈfeb-rə-ˌfyüj
: antipyretic
- notes down
- notes payable
- notes receivable
- notes verbales
- notest
- notetaker
- noteum
- noteworthier
- noteworthiest
- noteworthily
- noteworthiness
- noteworthinesses
- noteworthy
- notgeld
- noth-
- notharctid
- notharctine
- Notharctus
- nother
- nothing
- nothing but skin and bones
- nothing but trouble
- nothing comes of
- nothing could be farther from the truth
- nothing could be further from someone's mind