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Cure
Cure
n.
Care
,
heed
, or
attention
.
Cure
n.
Spiritual
charge
;
care
of
soul
;
the
office
of a
parish
priest
or of a
curate
;
hence
,
that
which
is
committed
to
the
charge
of a
parish
priest
or of a
curate
; a
curacy
; as, to
resign
a
cure
; to
obtain
a
cure
.
Cure
n.
Medical
or
hygienic
care
;
remedial
treatment
of
disease
; a
method
of
medical
treatment
; as, to
use
the
water
cure
.
Cure
n.
Act
of
healing
or
state
of
being
healed
;
restoration
to
health
from
disease
, or to
soundness
after
injury
.
Cure
n.
Means
of
the
removal
of
disease
or
evil
;
that
which
heals
; a
remedy
; a
restorative
.
Cure
v. t.
To
heal
; to
restore
to
health
,
soundness
, or
sanity
; to
make
well
;
said
of a
patient
.
Cure
v. t.
To
subdue
or
remove
by
remedial
means
; to
remedy
; to
remove
; to
heal
;
said
of a
malady
.
Cure
v. t.
To
set
free
from
(
something
injurious
or
blameworthy
), as
from
a
bad
habit
.
Cure
v. t.
To
prepare
for
preservation
or
permanent
keeping
; to
preserve
, as by
drying
,
salting
,
etc
.; as, to
cure
beef
or
fish
; to
cure
hay
.
Cure
v. i.
To
pay
heed
; to
care
; to
give
attention
.
Cure
v. i.
To
restore
health
; to
effect
a
cure
.
Cure
v. i.
To
become
healed
.
Cure
n.
A
curate
; a
pardon
.
Cure
Treatment
of
disease
by
forms
of
hydrotherapy
, as
walking
barefoot
in
the
morning
dew
,
baths
,
wet
compresses
,
cold
affusions
,
etc
.;
so
called
from
its
originator
,
Sebastian
Kneipp
(
1821
-97), a
German
priest
.
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