1. To apply a poultice to.

2. An application of meal or some mollifying composition to a sore or inflamed part of the body; a cataplasm.

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

• soltice,
• poilticed,
• poltics,
• poltice,
• poloice,
• positice,
• poilice,
• poliice,
• pollice,
• politice,
• poltices,
• poltie,
• poolice,
• pouclike,
• poultace,
• poultise,
• poullaine,
• doubltime,
• poeiticle,
• Pouleene

• politis,
• polytechnic,
• poll tax,
• politically,
• politic,
• poll taker,
• political,
• politesse,
• politick,
• polytheism,
• politico,
• politz,
• politicize,
• politicise,
• politics,
• politician.

The adjective form of the word "poultice" is "poulticed".

The plural of the "poultice" can be the "poultices".

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