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gregory's powder — ˈgreg]ərēz , rāg], riz noun Usage: usually capitalized G Etymology: after James Gregory died 1821 Scottish professor of medicine : a laxative powder containing rhubarb, magnesia, and ginger * * * Gregory s mixture /gregˈər iz/ or Gregory s powder … Useful english dictionary
Gregory's mixture — /gregˈər iz/ or Gregory s powder noun (also called (informal) • • • Main Entry: ↑Gregorian … Useful english dictionary
Gregory-powder — n. hist. a compound powder of rhubarb, magnesia, and ginger, used as a laxative. Etymology: J. Gregory, Sc. physician d. 1822 … Useful english dictionary
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