Tapping

m. solitaire taper (to) v. pr., s’effiler, se terminer en pointe tapered adj., effilé (méca.), conique (math., méca.) tapir n. (zoo.), tapir m. taphonomist n. (bot., zoo.), spécialiste f. m. de taphonomie taphonomy n. (bot., zoo.), taphonomie f. tapping n. (instr.), curseur m. tar n. (chim.), brai m. tarantula n. (arthr.), tarentule f. Tardigrada n. pl. (géol., paléo., zoo.), Tardigrades m. tardigrade n. (paléo., zoo.), tardigrade m. (animal fossile ou animal microscopique marin appelé ours d’eau)

Who named drugs, and what made them good or bad for mortals, beneficial or injurious? 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 Dropsy cured without drugs A case of dropsy, given up by the faculty, fell into my hands. It was a terrible case. Tapping had been employed, and yet, as she lay in her bed, the patient looked like a barrel. I prescribed the fourth attenuation of Argentum nitratum with occasional doses of a high attenuation of Sulphuris. She improved perceptibly. Believing then somewhat