physicking (Meaning)

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physicking (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Physic

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p. pr. & vb. n. fr. Physic, v. t.

The doctor was physicking the patient to alleviate their pain.
The herbalist prescribed a potion to physick the ailing man.
The leeches were applied to physick the patient's swollen leg.
The surgeon physicked the wound to prevent infection.
The apothecary physicked ailments with a variety of herbs and potions.
The midwife physicked the pregnant woman to ensure a smooth delivery.
The barber-surgeon physicked minor wounds and common illnesses.
The quack physicked patients with promises of miraculous cures but delivered dubious remedies.
The physicians of ancient times physicked ailments with bloodletting and other drastic measures.
The physicking of the sick and injured was an essential part of medieval healthcare.

of Physic, p. pr. & vb. n. fr. Physic, v. t.

treating,attending (to), ministering (to), caring (for),healing, nursing, medicating, revitalizing, setting up, rehabilitating

impairing, hurting, wounding, disabling, damaging, mutilating, disabling, hurting, harming, injuring

The doctor was physicking the patient to alleviate their pain.

The herbalist prescribed a potion to physick the ailing man.

The leeches were applied to physick the patient's swollen leg.

The surgeon physicked the wound to prevent infection.