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calefacient

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calefacient /cal·e·fa·cient/ (kal″ĕ-fa´shent) causing a sensation of warmth; an agent that so acts.
cal·e·fa·cient (kl-fshnt)
adj.
Causing a sense of warmth.
n.
An agent that produces a sense of warmth in the part to which it is applied.

calefacient
[kal′əfā′shənt]
Etymology: L, calare, to be warm, facere, to make
1  adj, making or tending to make anything warm or hot.
2  n, an agent that imparts a sense of warmth when applied, such as a hot-water bottle or a hot compress.

calefacient [kal″ĕ-fa´shent]
causing a sensation of warmth; an agent that so acts.

calefacient
causing a sensation of warmth; an agent that so acts.


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