emetic

As adjectives the difference between emetic and nemetic

is that emetic is causing nausea and vomiting while nemetic is of or relating to nemesis.

As a noun emetic

is an agent that induces vomiting.

As adjectives the difference between emetic and purgative

is that emetic is causing nausea and vomiting while purgative is (capable of) purging.

As nouns the difference between emetic and purgative

is that emetic is an agent that induces vomiting while purgative is something, such as a substance or medicine, that purges; laxative.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and emetic

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while emetic is an agent that induces vomiting.

As an adjective emetic is

(medicine) causing nausea and vomiting.

Emetic is a synonym of nauseant.

In medicine|lang=en terms the difference between emetic and nauseant

is that emetic is (medicine) causing nausea and vomiting while nauseant is (medicine) a substance which produces nausea.

As nouns the difference between emetic and nauseant

is that emetic is an agent that induces vomiting while nauseant is (medicine) a substance which produces nausea.

As an adjective emetic

is (medicine) causing nausea and vomiting.

As nouns the difference between emetic and bryonin

is that emetic is an agent that induces vomiting while bryonin is (organic compound) an emetic substance obtained from bryony root.

As an adjective emetic

is (medicine) causing nausea and vomiting.

As nouns the difference between emetic and euphorbium

is that emetic is an agent that induces vomiting while euphorbium is an acrid dull yellow or brown resin consisting of the concreted milky juice of several species of euphorbia , formerly used as a purgative and emetic.

As an adjective emetic

is (medicine) causing nausea and vomiting.

Emetic is a related term of emetogenic.

As adjectives the difference between emetic and emetogenic

is that emetic is (medicine) causing nausea and vomiting while emetogenic is causing vomiting.

As a noun emetic

is an agent that induces vomiting.

In medicine terms the difference between emetic and emetocathartic

is that emetic is causing nausea and vomiting while emetocathartic is that is both emetic and cathartic.

As a noun emetic

is an agent that induces vomiting.

As adjectives the difference between emetic and nonemetic

is that emetic is (medicine) causing nausea and vomiting while nonemetic is not emetic.

As a noun emetic

is an agent that induces vomiting.