podagric

adj, noun — 2 senses

podagric

adj

Etymology From Latin podagricus, from Ancient Greek ποδαγρικός (podagrikós, “gouty”).

1

Obsolete Of or relating to gout.

Derived terms: antipodagric

podagric

noun

Etymology From Latin podagricus, from Ancient Greek ποδαγρικός (podagrikós, “gouty”).

1

Obsolete A person suffering from gout.

And at best the podagric, when in health, is but a criple, the joints being defrauded of due unction.1734, William Stukeley, Of the Gout, J. Roberts, page 16:

Related terms: podagra, podagral

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