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| remedy for a poison or evil |
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| substance that srinks tissues and checks flow of blood |
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| servere; stern; causing contraction |
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| not dangerous; gentle; kindly |
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| recover health after illness; recuperate |
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| person recovering from sickness |
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| form pus; rankle; rot; putrefy |
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| one who is morbidly anxious about personal health, or suffering from imagined illness. |
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resistance (to a disease)
freedom (as from an obligation; exemption |
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| threatening to cause death; very evil |
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| gruesome; having to do with disease |
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| morally harmful; pertaining to a pestilence; deadly |
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| set of rules, esp. to improve health |
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| greasy, secreting fatty matter from the glands of the skin (sebum) |
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| extremely poisonous; deadly; venomous; very bitter |
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| disease-causing substance too small to be seen through a microscope; corruptive force |
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