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Radithor

Radithor proper noun: a quack medicine consisting of distilled water and radium, claimed to cure impotence and other conditions, but actually causing radiation poisoning.

Proper noun

Radithor

  1. (historical) A quack medicine consisting of distilled water and radium, claimed to cure impotence and other conditions, but actually causing radiation poisoning.

Questions about Radithor

What does Radithor mean?
Radithor means a quack medicine consisting of distilled water and radium, claimed to cure impotence and other conditions, but actually causing radiation poisoning.
What part of speech is Radithor?
Radithor is a proper noun.

Words near Radithor in the dictionary

  1. Radishes and Gooseberries
  2. Radishes and Gooseberry
  3. radishlike
  4. radishy
  5. Radisson
  6. Radithor
  7. radium
  8. radium chloride
  9. radium clock
  10. radium clocks
  11. radium dial

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