plethoric

The third figure—strikingly unlike the other two—was a man of fifty or thereabouts, short and plethoric.

The suppression has a plethoric effect, and must be removed by the evacuation; therefore we begin with bleeding.

How it came to impose itself on the plethoric patriotism of the Morning Post is a mystery which may be worth investigating.

Some practitioners recommend emetics, and bleeding if the patient be of a full plethoric habit.

It may also be caused by a plethoric or too full habit, the lungs then being in reality congested.