Liniment

usgb/ˈlɪnəmənt/
noun

A liquid or lotion, often containing medicine, that is rubbed on the skin to relieve soreness, ache, or pain.

She applied the liniment to her sore muscles after a tough workout.
Visual representation of "liniment" - A liquid or lotion, often containing medicine, that is rubbed on the skin to relieve soreness, ache, or pain.

Often appears as...

  • apply liniment
  • therapeutic liniment
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Topical Use

Liniment is meant to be applied on the skin, not taken by mouth.

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Remember to rub the liniment on the area where you feel pain.
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Physical Relief

Liniments are typically used for temporary relief of minor aches and pains.

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After spraining my ankle, I found relief using a cooling liniment.
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Hands-on Application

Usually, one applies liniment with their hands, enabling massage to the sore area.

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He gently massaged the liniment into the strained muscles.
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