febri-, febr- +
(Latin: fever)
absente febre; abs. feb.
While or when fever is absent.
A medical direction or instruction.
adstante febre; adst. feb.
While fever is present; a medical instruction.
afebric
No fever or without a fever.
afebrile
Having no fever.
afebrile (adjective), more afebrile, most afebrile
1. Relating to being without a fever: After a good night's sleep, Lora woke up rested with an afebrile feeling.
2. Unaccompanied by fever: Paulette's illness puzzled the doctors because, although she felt ill, she was afebrile.
3. Not feverish: Diana's brow felt afebrile and so her mother decided that her daughter no longer had a fever.
2. Unaccompanied by fever: Paulette's illness puzzled the doctors because, although she felt ill, she was afebrile.
3. Not feverish: Diana's brow felt afebrile and so her mother decided that her daughter no longer had a fever.
antefebrile
Before the development of a fever.
antifebrile
1. A drug or other agent that reduces fever.
2. That which has the quality of abating fever.
3. Opposing or tending to cure fever.
2. That which has the quality of abating fever.
3. Opposing or tending to cure fever.
antifebrine
A compound of aniline with acetyl, used to allay fever or pain.
febricant
Causing fever or the cause of a fever.
febricide
1. Relieving or reducing fever.
2. Any agent that relieves or reduces fever.
2. Any agent that relieves or reduces fever.
febricitant
Affected with fever; feverish.
febricitate
To be ill with a fever.
febricitation
The state of being in a fever, feverishness.
febricity
1. Feverishness.
2. The condition of having a fever or of being feverish.
2. The condition of having a fever or of being feverish.
febricose
Feverish.
