Definitionn. medical practice and advice based on observation and experience in ignorance of scientific findings
Last update: October 13, 2015
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Quackery has become vry common these days. [Please select]
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Thompson had no sooner ended his remarks when a score of Saints and Sinners sprang up to protest against this ribald quackery. [Please select]
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A similar story of quackery is found in Chaucer, "The Canon's Yeoman's Tale." [Please select]
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Much quackery has been recommended in the treatment of young turkeys. [Please select]
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As for us, who hunger after lucidity, let us relinquish abstruse theories to whoever delights in them and confine our ambition to observable facts, without pretending to explain the quackery of the plasma. [Please select]
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In calling for legislation to prohibit quackery and to forbid lotteries, the people asked to be protected against themselves, any extravagant theories of the liberty of man to the contrary notwithstanding. [Please select]
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