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Uncommon words and their meanings.

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Posted by Marionville

PLETHORA. - Noun…a large or excessive amount of something; an amount of something which is larger than you need, want, or can accommodate or deal with “a plethora of committees and sub-committees”. Synonyms; abundance, overabundance, ...

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Apr 2Apr 2

Posted by Marionville

“To argue with a man who has renounced the use and authority of reason, and whose philosophy consists in holding humanity in contempt, is like administering medicine to the dead, or endeavouring to convert an atheist by scripture”…………. ...

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Uncommon words and their meanings.

Feb 26Feb 26

Posted by Marionville

QUACKERY - Noun…dishonest practices and claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typically medicine; often synonymous with health fraud and the promotion of fraudulent or misleading medical practices usually designed to make ...

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Trump Pinata

Feb 11Feb 11

Posted by EricJones

Want to give the Nobel people a good laugh? Submit trumps name for the economics prize and his and kennedy for medicine. They will be rolling on the floor for a week.

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Conservative Bashers And Progressive Pushers

Dec 30, 2024Dec 2024

Posted by zeuser

I'm relieved that my dad didn't have to find out that what he fought for, and the progress in medicine and public health we have made, is now disintegrating.

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Uncommon words and their meanings.

Dec 3, 2024Dec 2024

Posted by Marionville

SCLEROTIC. - Adjective…1) Medicine: of or having sclerosis (abnormal hardening of body tissue) 2) becoming rigid and unresponsive; losing the ability to adapt; not happening, developing or adapting quickly enough “the tax cuts are designed ...

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Uncommon words and their meanings.

Nov 24, 2024Nov 2024

Posted by Marionville

JOLLOP. - Noun…British (slang): a drink of strong liquor especially with medicinal properties; a purgative or medicine “he was sent to matron who gave him a dose of jollop”. British 18th century: from Spanish jalapa via French jalap. ...

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Just for Laughs

Nov 23, 2024Nov 2024

Posted by backtobasics

Looks like they got a bit of their own medicine.

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Health & Happiness

Oct 20, 2024Oct 2024

Posted by joshwicks123

Vidalista (vidalistaa.com) ) is a generic medication made out of Tadalafil. It is prevalently known as the end-of-the-week medicine for its drawn-out impact. For the treatment of erectile brokenness, a medication that shows up in the ...

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Posts

Oct 16, 2024Oct 2024

Posted by 1patriot

Laughter is medicine LOL! no this laughter that will kill you

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Uncommon words and their meanings.

Oct 15, 2024Oct 2024

Posted by pedigojr

This item has a plural basis: palpebral: eyelid. From the Mary Roach book, “Fuzz when nature breaks the law.” ”Some part of me hopes the animal has been set free. Here Grant is trying to look round the side of the head and touch the side of ...

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Health & Happiness

Sep 25, 2024Sep 2024

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LINKMetadol 100 mg Treat Opioid Pain Reliever & Severe Chronic Pain

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Herbalists Corner

Sep 21, 2024Sep 2024

Posted by vocaloldfart

Ginseng's secret language: how plant miRNAs speak to human cells Written By: GreenMedInfo Research Group Imagine a world where plants can directly communicate with our bodies at a molecular level, fine-tuning our physiological ...

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Herbalists Corner

Sep 16, 2024Sep 2024

Posted by vocaloldfart

Household spice protects against radiation treatment's horrible effects Written By: Sayer Ji, The humble spice turmeric, in doses available for pennies a day, has been found to reduce one of the most devastating side effects of ...

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