Reverse Dictionary: CURE

ADJECTIVES
CURATORY curative; pert. to curing or healing 1644
HEALABLE curable, remediable 1570
PALCHED half-cured, always ailing, very frail and delicate in constitution → 1891 Eng. dial.
PALCHY half-cured, always ailing, very frail and delicate in constitution → 1897 Eng. dial.
PALLIATE of a cure: superficial or temporary → a1625 obs.
PANCRASTICAL good for all diseases, of the nature of a panacea → 1698 obs.
SANABLE 1. curative; that heals or is concerned with healing 1597 obs.
2. curable; that may be healed 1656 obs.
SANATIVE curative; healing; having the power to heal a1400
SANATORY curative; conducive to healing a1832

NOUNS
CURATION a curing; healing, cure c1374 obs.
► GUERISON cure;  healing → 1484 obs.
HALE cure, remedy; health, well-being, welfare a1200 obs.
HEAL cure, healing, recovery from sickness → c1175 obs. exc. Sc. obs.
HEALTH cure, healing c1000 obs.
MENDS cure, improvement; amelioration of conduct, health, etc. → 1721 Sc. & Eng. dial.
PANACY a cure, remedy, or medicine reputed to heal all diseases → a1690 obs.
PANCHREST a cure, remedy, or medicine reputed to heal all diseases → 1727 obs.
PANCHRESTON a cure, remedy, or medicine reputed to heal all diseases → 1632 obs.
SANABILITY a being curable → 1860
SANABLENESS a being curable → 1727 obs.

NOUNS – PERSON
CURATRIX a female curer or healer → 1678 obs.
► GUARISHER a healer, a curer → 1474 obs.
TACHYIATER a person who cures speedily → 1898

VERBS
BOOT to cure, to relieve, to heal; to remedy → c1330 obs.
CHEER to cure a person of a wound; to heal a wound → c1540 obs.
GIVE ONE THE WORKS to cure, as a doctor; to give or inflict the complete treatment → c1930 sl., orig. US
► GUARISH to cure, to heal → 1474 obs.
LECHNE to cure, to heal; to administer medicine → c900 obs.
LEECH to cure, to heal → c1200
PALCH ► PALTCH to half-cure a sick person → 1846 Eng. dial.
► PERSANATE to cure perfectly → 1623 obs.
► QUACKEN to cure → 2012 Eng. dial. (Bk.)
SANE to cure, to heal → c1386 obs.
UNBIND to cure from sickness or trouble → c950 obs.
WARISH to cure a person of a sickness or trouble → c1250 obs.