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Traditional English :: foment
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fomenter.html - v.tr. 1 instigate or stir up (trouble, sedition, etc.). 2 a bathe with warm or medicated liquid. b apply warmth to. fomenter n. [ME f. F fomenter f. LL fomentare f. L fomentum poultice, lotion f. fovere heat, cherish] |
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Traditional English :: fomentation
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fomenter.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of fomenting. 2 materials prepared for application to a wound etc. [ME f. OF or LL fomentatio (as FOMENT)] |
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Traditional English :: foment
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fomenter.html - v.tr. 1 instigate or stir up (trouble, sedition, etc.). 2 a bathe with warm or medicated liquid. b apply warmth to. fomenter n. [ME f. F fomenter f. LL fomentare f. L fomentum poultice, lotion f. fovere heat, cherish] |
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Traditional English :: fomentation
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fomenter.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of fomenting. 2 materials prepared for application to a wound etc. [ME f. OF or LL fomentatio (as FOMENT)] |
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Traditional English :: foment
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fomenter.html - v.tr. 1 instigate or stir up (trouble, sedition, etc.). 2 a bathe with warm or medicated liquid. b apply warmth to. fomenter n. [ME f. F fomenter f. LL fomentare f. L fomentum poultice, lotion f. fovere heat, cherish] |
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Traditional English :: fomentation
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fomenter.html - n. 1 the act or an instance of fomenting. 2 materials prepared for application to a wound etc. [ME f. OF or LL fomentatio (as FOMENT)] |
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