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Meanings of constipate in English
Portuguese
constipar Catalan
restrènyer Usage of constipate in English
1
Opium so employed does not produce narcotism, and does not constipate the bowels.
2
Repeated often enough, it loses power to constipate and distress.
3
There are some foods that tend to constipate while others act as a laxative.
4
His painkillers constipate, his laxatives make him flatulent.
5
Their secondary effect is to keep the bowels open and regular, not to further constipate, as is the case with other pills.
6
The buttermilk and the clabbered milk are not constipating to the same degree.
7
Over several days he miserably constipated himself, which aggravated his depression.
8
Blackberries are unlike other fruits in this respect,-theyare constipating.
9
When the yearbook came out, I looked creepy and constipated.
10
If the child is not constipated use barley gruel; if constipated use the oatmeal gruel.
11
You know you might be constipated, on account of you being so full of yourself.
12
He who is constipated can hardly prove an alibi to "nerves."
13
There was a bitter scowl on her face as though she'd been constipated for days.
14
Constipating drugs do not necessarily reduce gut blood flow.
15
A recent survey found that about one-in-three people in Ireland report being constipated occasionally or regularly.
16
And cold constipating the parts seems to preserve everything in its natural state, and water especially.
Frequent collocations
Constipate through the time