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Definition of vesicate in English: vesicateverb ˈviːsɪkeɪtˈvɛsɪkeɪtˈvɛsəˌkeɪt Medicine Blister or cause to blister. Example sentencesExamples - The plant reddens and vesicates healthy skin and has been used as a counter-irritant.
- Both the root in substance, and the juice, have a disagreeable smell, and a nauseous, bitter biting taste: applied for some time to the skin, they inflame or even vesicate the part.
- The patient should remain perfectly quiet during the time it is on, lest any motion should bring the blister against the scrotum, and vesicate it.
Derivativesnoun vɛsɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nviːsɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌvɛsəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n Medicine The application is to be renewed night and morning, until vesication is produced. Example sentencesExamples - The juice, when applied to the skin, produces inflammations, and even vesications.
- With the uniquely designed detector and six vesication-removing methods, the system can adjust the number of vesications to be removed according to the actual conditions of each patient.
- Crushed root-bark is applied to boils to produce vesication.
- Rapid vesication and angry-looking skin are characteristics.
adjective & noun viːsɪˈkeɪt(ə)rivɛsɪˈkeɪt(ə)ri Medicine A few species with acrid juice were formerly used as vesicatories. Example sentencesExamples - Further structural details were not elucidated because ‘the vesicatory characteristics of the oil… precluded further study’.
- All the species probably, and certainly several of them, have striking vesicatory properties, so that when rubbed upon the skin they produce inflammation.
- Should her condition continue, by the end of the week, her appearance would be so bad, it would be impossible to dream of doing this; especially if Dr. Corniere prescribes vesicatories.
- He ordered a pair of additional vesicatories to be laid upon his arms, and other proper medicines to be administered.
OriginMid 17th century: from late Latin vesicat- 'having pustules', from vesica 'bladder'. Definition of vesicate in US English: vesicateverbˈvesəˌkātˈvɛsəˌkeɪt [with object]Medicine 1Raise blisters on. 〔主医〕使起疱，使发疱 Example sentencesExamples - The patient should remain perfectly quiet during the time it is on, lest any motion should bring the blister against the scrotum, and vesicate it.
- The plant reddens and vesicates healthy skin and has been used as a counter-irritant.
- Both the root in substance, and the juice, have a disagreeable smell, and a nauseous, bitter biting taste: applied for some time to the skin, they inflame or even vesicate the part.
- 1.1no object Form blisters.
〔主医〕使起疱，使发疱
OriginMid 17th century: from late Latin vesicat- ‘having pustules’, from vesica ‘bladder’. |