egelid

English

Borrowed from Latin egelidus.

egelid (not comparable)

(obsolete) Lukewarm, tepid.
- 1755, Giles Watts, Reflections on Slow and Painful Labours, And other Subjects in Midwifery, page 73
  At firſt, while there is a tolerable Degree of Strength, her Drink ought to he only lukewarm, egelid, but when ſhe becomes weaker, it muſt be made warmer ; for nothing offends a weak Stomach ſo much as cold […]
- 1756, James Grieve (translator), Of Medicine: In Eight Books, pages 204-205 (originally published in Latin as "De Medicina" by Aulus Cornelius Celsus, a. 47 CE)
  When it ceaſes to increaſe, as much as the circumſtances will allow, he muſt abſtain from every thing, except egelid water.

单词	egelid
释义	egelid English Etymology Borrowed from Latin egelidus. Adjective egelid (not comparable) (obsolete) Lukewarm, tepid. 1755, Giles Watts, Reflections on Slow and Painful Labours, And other Subjects in Midwifery, page 73 At firſt, while there is a tolerable Degree of Strength, her Drink ought to he only lukewarm, egelid, but when ſhe becomes weaker, it muſt be made warmer ; for nothing offends a weak Stomach ſo much as cold […] 1756, James Grieve (translator), Of Medicine: In Eight Books, pages 204-205 (originally published in Latin as "De Medicina" by Aulus Cornelius Celsus, a. 47 CE) When it ceaſes to increaſe, as much as the circumſtances will allow, he muſt abſtain from every thing, except egelid water. Anagrams gleied
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