somnifacient
91lethargic — adj 1. sluggish, phlegmatic, dull, slow, heavy, hebetudinous, lethargical; lazy, supine, indolent, slothful, faindant, idle; languid, languorous, listless, lackadaisical, apathetic, indifferent, impassive; spiritless, lifeless, passive, inactive …
92opiate — n 1.Informal. drug, narcotic, depressant, sedative, tranquilizer, soporific, somnifacient, hypnotic, stupefacient; painkiller, analgesic, Pharm. hyoscyamine, Pharm. belladonna; morphine, opium, laudanum; barbiturate, Sl. barbs, Inf. down or… …
93restful — adj 1. tranquilizing, calming, Med. calmative, sedative, narcotic, opiate; comforting, soothing, relaxing; sleepy, slumberous, slumbering, drowsing, drowsy, oscitant, dozing, dozy, somnolent, soporose, soporous; soporific, hypnotic, somniferous,… …
94salve — n 1. healing ointment, lotion, oil, balm, liniment, unguent, embrocation, demulcent, Pharm. cerate; lenitive, Med. abirritant, Med. emollient. 2. remedy, curé, restorative, antidote, neutralizer; sedative, tranquilizer, Med. calmative, narcotic,… …
95sleepy — adj 1. drowsy, tired, dozy, half asleep, nodding, slumberous, slumbery, somnolent, oscitant; weary, faint, fatigued, exhausted, Sl. beat, Sl. pooped. 2. languid, languorous, lazy; sluggish, torpid, lethargic, comatose. 3. quiet, inactive, passive …
96-facient — aff. a combining form meaning “causing,”“inducing” that specified by the initial element: parturifacient; somnifacient[/ex] • Etymology: < L, s. offaciēns, prp. offacereto make, do I …
97-facient — comb. form forming adjectives and nouns indicating an action or state produced (abortifacient). Etymology: from or after L faciens entis part. of facere make * * * |fāshənt adjective combining form Etymology: Latin facient , faciens, present… …
98somni- — combining form Etymology: Latin, from somnus : sleep somnifacient * * * somni combining form of L. somnus sleep, occurring in a number of Latin compounds and English adaptations or imitations of these, as somnifer somniferous, somnificus somnific …
