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potion Definition

po·tion (s̸hən)

noun

a drink or liquid dose, as of medicine, poison, or a substance thought to have magic power

Etymology: ME pocion < OFr < L potio < potare, to drink: see potable

potion Synonyms

potion

n.

potion Usage Examples

Preposition: of

antidote: One was a potion of antidote, the other two potions of healing.

Converse of object

  • concoct: After concocting a spectacular potion, the magic begins.
  • brew: However, you will still need some Phys Reps to undertake brewing Basic potions, you cannot have absolutely nothing.
  • swallow: I'm wearing the cloak, I've slipped on the ring, I've swallowed the magic potion.
  • drink: She is to drink a potion which will send her into a deep sleep.
  • mix: Here his work involved mixing potions in the laboratory.
  • sell: They used to sell useless potions to a gullible public.

Adjective modifier

  • magic: There are many magic potions on the market some better than others.
  • magical: Write a story based on the idea of a magical potion used to trick someone.
  • herbal: Peru's government are warning people against a fake medicine man who is selling a deadly cure-all herbal potion.
  • various: Various anti-arthritis potions can be rubbed into the affected joints.
  • other: Avoid leaking: Having decanted your shampoos and other potions into small plastic bottles, wrap them in plastic bags.
  • more: Sier says, " Do you need more potion?

Modifies a noun

  • bottle: There's a belt of golden links, lots of coins, a golden bracelet and what's this, yes some potion bottles.
  • class: I thought this was meant to be the credit potion class.

Noun used with modifier

  • Hyper: If not, make sure you have a large amount of Hyper Potions and Revives.
  • healing: He looked a bit puzzled as to where his healing potion had gone but just shrugged the thought away.
  • love: In fact, she has a special love potion from Italy which she insists will help things along.
  • health: Medicine Chest First upgrade: +5 antidote and health potion carrying capacity; total of 10 each.
  • sleeping: The sleeping potion and the love potion get mixed up, with predictable consequences.

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