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sea hen (medicine)


sea hen
<ornithology> The common guillemot; applied also to various Other sea birds.

Source: Websters Dictionary


fortify (oh)



[T]
[Date: 1400-1500; Language: French; Origin: fortifier, from Latin fortis 'strong']
to build towers, walls etc around an area or city in order to defend it
::The town was heavily fortified.
to encourage an attitude or feeling and make it stronger
-synonym strengthen strengthen
::Her position was fortified by election successes and economic recovery.
written to make someone feel physically or mentally stronger
fortify yourself (with sth)
::We fortified ourselves with a breakfast of bacon and eggs.
[usually passive] to make Food or Drinks more healthy by adding vitamins to them
::fortified breakfast cereals
fortify sth with sth
::foods fortified with vitamin B