-ic
(Greek: a suffix; pertaining to; of the nature of, like; in chemistry, it denotes a higher valence of the element than is expressed by -ous)
febrific
Anything that produces fever.
felicific
Giving or getting intense pleasure.
frigorific (noun), more frigorific, most frigorific
Referring to something that produces, or generates, extreme cold: Janet put her frozen peas that she bought into her new freezer, which was the most frigorific deep-freeze appliance she could find at the store.
fungitoxic
A description of a substance that is poisonous to fungi.
galactic
galactrophic
galvanic
1. Caused by, or producing, an electric current.
2. Of or relating to electricity flowing as a result of chemical activity.
3. Relating to electricity generated by a chemical reaction.
2. Of or relating to electricity flowing as a result of chemical activity.
3. Relating to electricity generated by a chemical reaction.
A galvanic cell is an electric cell; such as, found in household and car batt4ries, that makes use of galvanic reactions to act as a power source.
galvanocaustic
Relating to the use of galvanic (dynamical elecricity) heat as a caustic, especially in medicine.
gastralgic
gastrogenic
gastroplegic
gelastic
Pertaining to laughter, laughing.
gelogenic
1. Producing laughter.
2. Tending to produce laughter.
2. Tending to produce laughter.
generic
geobiontic (adjective), more geobiontic, most geobiontic
A reference to an organism that spends its entire life in the ground: In the garden, little Alice watched a geobiontic earthworm crawl around in the flowerbed.

