theriac

(ˈθɪərɪæk) n (Medicine) an ointment or potion of varying composition, used as an antidote to a poison[C14: from Latin thēriaca antidote to poison]

the•ri•ac

(ˈθɪər iˌæk)

also the•ri•a•ca

(θəˈraɪ ə kə)

n. treacle; molasses. [before 1000; Middle English tiriake antidote, Old English tȳriaca < Medieval Latin (Latin thēriaca); see treacle] the•ri′a•cal, adj.

theriac, theriaca

a compound of sixty-four drugs made into an electuary by pulverization and the addition of honey, formerly used as an antidote for poison. Also called Venice treacle. — theriac, theriacal, therial, adj.See also: Remedies

a compound of sixty-four drugs made into an electuary, formerly used as an antidote for poison. Also called Venice Treacle. — theriac, theriacal, therial, adj.See also: Drugs

单词	theriac
释义	theriac theriac (ˈθɪərɪæk) n (Medicine) an ointment or potion of varying composition, used as an antidote to a poison[C14: from Latin thēriaca antidote to poison] the•ri•ac (ˈθɪər iˌæk) also the•ri•a•ca (θəˈraɪ ə kə) n. treacle; molasses. [before 1000; Middle English tiriake antidote, Old English tȳriaca < Medieval Latin (Latin thēriaca); see treacle] the•ri′a•cal, adj. theriac, theriaca a compound of sixty-four drugs made into an electuary by pulverization and the addition of honey, formerly used as an antidote for poison. Also called Venice treacle. — theriac, theriacal, therial, adj.See also: Remedies a compound of sixty-four drugs made into an electuary, formerly used as an antidote for poison. Also called Venice Treacle. — theriac, theriacal, therial, adj.See also: Drugs theriac theriac Medical history (1) A combination of herbs given by Roman physicians, which contained opiates and antispasmodics, administered as cure-alls. (2) A mixture of substances with alleged therapeutic value, used in the Middle Ages as cure-all or an antidote to various poisons.
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