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trea·cle
(tr![]() k l)
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NOUN:
ETYMOLOGY: Middle English triacle, antidote for poison, from Old French, from Latin th riaca, from Greek th riak (antidotos), (antidote against) wild animals, feminine of th riakos, of wild animals, from th rion, diminutive of th r, beast; see ghwer- in Indo-European roots
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