Meanings of good tonic in anglès

Jack has persuaded you that cynicism is a good tonic for me.

This is considered a good tonic, taken in a small cordial glass about noon.

A sun bath of twenty minutes is a good tonic.

It thins the blood, and is a good tonic.

Anyway, he was cheery, stout-hearted, quite a good tonic and-onthe whole-hisnews is good.

It will be a good tonic for Carol to see you bright and fresh and rosy.

Many women at this time of life need much encouragement, and cheerful company is a good tonic.

You need plenty of good , nourishing food (broths, meat and eggs), and 'a good tonic.'

Animal needs a good tonic.

Perhaps a little ducking may be a good tonic, and make us enjoy that fine home-smoked ham you grabbed.

The leptandrin acts on the liver, the colombo is a bitter tonic and hydrastis is a good tonic for the stomach.

Elixir, iron, quinine and strychnine from a half to one teaspoonful three times a day is a good tonic for an adult.

And yet 'tis a good tonic; the cold tub and bath-towel of the sentiments; and positively necessary to life in cases of advanced sensibility.

Ventilation is necessary, and, by the way, caressing and smoothing the hair with the fingers is a good tonic for its growth and beauty.

In those two tracks we've heard, it's a kind of all-embracing acknowledgement of life's struggles and a feel- good tonic to help get us through them.

Arsenious acid (white arsenic) in doses of from 3 to 6 grains three times daily is a good tonic for such cases.