Septic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEPTIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an agent producing sepsis
• A quantic of the seventh degree.
• A substance that promotes putrefaction.
• infected wound
• a drainage system incorporating a septic tank.
ADJECTIVE:
• producing sepsis, also SEPTICAL
• (chiefly of a wound or a part of the body) infected with bacteria
• denoting a drainage system incorporating a septic tank.
• (of a wound) infected
• Of the seventh degree or order.
• Alt. of Septical
• containing or resulting from disease-causing organisms
• of or relating to or caused by putrefaction

Words related to SEPTIC

septical12 septically17 septicity16 septics11

Words that contain SEPTIC

aseptic11 septics11 aseptics12 septical12 septicity16 antiseptic14 asepticise14 asepticism16 asepticize23 septically17 septicemia16 septicemic18 septicidal15 antiseptics15 aseptically18 asepticised16 asepticises15 asepticisms17 asepticized25 asepticizes24 septicaemia17 septicaemic19 septicemias17 septicities15 asepticising17 asepticizing26 septicaemias18 septicidally20 antisepticise17 antisepticism19 antisepticize26 antiseptically21 antisepticised19 antisepticises18 antisepticisms20 antisepticized28 antisepticizes27 antisepticising20 antisepticizing29

How to use SEPTIC in a sentence

• So soon, therefore, as this membrane comes in contact with septic material, so soon does a severe septic fever make its appearance.
• Usually, it has resulted from penetration of the pedal articulation and septic infection of the joint.
• If the prick is in a dangerous position, and deep enough to occasion alarm, our precautions to prevent the formation of septic matters within it may be more elaborate.
• By the cold of the bath inflammatory phenomena are held in check, while its added antiseptic prevents the formation of septic discharges.
• Always, however, the presence of septic infection must be suspected and looked for.
• In this manner the formation of septic material is often checked, and nothing but the treatment of a simple wound demands attention.
• There is a great temptation, on account of the known excessive liability of the parts to septic infection, to use an antiseptic solution unduly strong.
• One was in hospital crippled for life, and the third was brought in while I was there and died shortly after from septic pneumonia.
• Wounds of the larynx and trachea are not necessarily or immediately dangerous, but septic pneumonia is very apt to follow.
• The wounds were severe, the air of the whole countryside was septic from the sour dead in the fields, who kept working to the surface from their shallow burial.
• If I do get a septic throat or anything of the kind I shall send at once for Dr.
• The accumulation of pus or the products of septic inflammation stretch the walls of the tubes until the little nerves in the walls cry out in rebellion.
• The deeper burns can only be attended to by a surgeon, whose aim will be first to bring septic absorption to a minimum, and later to hasten the healing process.
• But slight or dangerous, each requires attention, for owing to the grave danger of septic trouble, the smallest scratch may prove fatal.
• The wounds had evidently been shockingly neglected, and were still septic.
• The symptoms resulting from snake bite poison are strikingly like those dependent upon the violent septic poison seen in pre-antiseptic times.
• The three great European empires are, at the time of writing, in a state of septic dissolution.

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