1. Resting on experience, or experiment and observation; versed in experiments; known only from experience; applied without science or rationale.

2. One whose practice of an art, specially the medical art, is not founded on scientific knowledge, but on mere empiricism; a charlatan.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• emperic,
• empatic,
• empirial,
• empiral,
• empiror,
• empiricsm,
• empirer,
• euporic,
• emprie,
• empiricle,
• empic,
• empieric,
• empirik,
• emprin,
• empirrin,
• epiris,
• esidric,
• empirisitc,
• empii,
• Enhidric

• empire,
• ember,
• umpire,
• empirin,
• empiricist,
• emberiza,
• empiricism,
• empirical,
• emporium.

The adjective form of the word "empiric" is "empirical".

The plural of the "empiric" can be the "empirics".

The singular of the "empiric" can be the "empiric".