healer.html - See: CLEAN HILL OF HEALTH.

healer.html - v.
1 intr. (often foll. by up) (of a wound or injury) become sound or healthy again.
2 tr. cause (a wound, disease, or person) to heal or be healed.
3 tr. put right (differences etc.).
4 tr. alleviate (sorrow etc.).

heal-all 1 a universal remedy, a panacea.
2 a popular name of various medicinal plants.

healable adj. healer n. [OE hólan f. Gmc, rel. to WHOLE]

healer.html - n.
= HEDDLE. [app. f. OE hefel, hefeld, f. Gmc]

healer.html - n.
1 the state of being well in body or mind.
2 a person's mental or physical condition (has poor health).
3 soundness, esp. financial or moral (the health of the nation).
4 a toast drunk in someone's honour.

health centre the headquarters of a group of local medical services. health certificate a certificate stating a person's fitness for work etc. health farm a residential establishment where people seek improved health by a regime of dieting, exercise, etc. health food natural food thought to have health-giving qualities. health service a public service providing medical care. health visitor Brit. a trained nurse who visits those in need of medical attention in their homes. [OE hólth f. Gmc]

healer.html - adj.
conducive to good health; beneficial.

healthfully adv. healthfulness n.

healer.html - adj.
(healthier, healthiest)
1 having, showing, or promoting good health.
2 beneficial, helpful (a healthy respect for experience).

healthily adv. healthiness n.