a. and sb. Med. [ad. assumed Gr. *ἀναπληρωτικός: see prec. and -IC.]

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  A.  adj. Tending to supply deficiencies of tissue.

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1721.  Bailey, Anaplerotick Medicines, such that fill up Ulcers with Flesh.

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1748.  Vegetius’ Distemp. Horses, 165. You put an anaplerotick Medicine upon the Wound.

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1853.  in Mayne, Exp. Lex.

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  B.  sb. (in pl.) An anaplerotic substance.

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1706.  Phillips, Anapleroticks, Medicines that help to fill Ulcers with Flesh.

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1751.  Chambers, Cycl., Anaplerotics are the same with what we otherwise call incarnatives.

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