Definition of Matthew's pill in English:

Matthew's pill

(also Mathew's pill)

noun ˈmaθjuːz ˌpɪl

historical

A pill sold as an antidote to various poisons.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Newes. From the genitive of the name of Richard Mathew (died 1661), English medical practitioner, who manufactured and sold the pill + pill.

Definition of Matthew's pill in US English:

Matthew's pill

(also Mathew's pill)

nounˈmaθjuːz ˌpɪl

historical

A pill sold as an antidote to various poisons.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Newes. From the genitive of the name of Richard Mathew (died 1661), English medical practitioner, who manufactured and sold the pill + pill.

单词	Matthew's pill
释义	Definition of Matthew's pill in English: Matthew's pill (also Mathew's pill) noun ˈmaθjuːz ˌpɪl historical A pill sold as an antidote to various poisons. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Newes. From the genitive of the name of Richard Mathew (died 1661), English medical practitioner, who manufactured and sold the pill + pill. Definition of Matthew's pill in US English: Matthew's pill (also Mathew's pill) nounˈmaθjuːz ˌpɪl historical A pill sold as an antidote to various poisons. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Newes. From the genitive of the name of Richard Mathew (died 1661), English medical practitioner, who manufactured and sold the pill + pill.
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