v. and n. 1.to make better; heal; 2.to set right or fix.
The best remedy for a cold is rest.
The best remedy for a cold is rest.
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Aspirin is usually an effectual remedy for minor pain.
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After Pegasus fell down what was the remedy called that Amy gave him?
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What remedy did Mrs. DeVine say helps aching artist hands?
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She made a herbal remedy.
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What natural remedy does Ellis use to alleviate his pain?
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What was the remedy that the duck suggested to settle the wolf's tummy?
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What Muggle remedy did Mr. Weasley use for his snake bites that infuriated his wife?
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An old home remedy recommends axunge to soothe minor burns.
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It was a remedy of great efficacy.
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cure; relieve; treat; correct
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3 syllables
rem-e-dy
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