tussive
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- posttussive adjective
Etymology
Origin of tussive
1855–60; < Latin tuss ( is ) cough + -ive
Example Sentences
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Associated words: bechic, tussicular, pectoral, tussive. council, n. aldermen, cabinet; assembly, junta, junto, camarilla, synod, cabal. council-chamber, n. audience-room, divan. counsel, n. consultation; prudence, deliberation, forethought; advice, admonition, suggestion.
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