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Meanings of keflex in English
Portuguese
cefalexina An oral cephalosporin (trade names Keflex and Keflin and Keftab) commonly prescribe for mild to moderately severe infections of the skin or ears or throat or lungs or urinary tract.
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Eddie dropped the Keflex into the sink and turned toward Roland.
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Balazar didn't have enough Keflex.
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I gave you Keflex.
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"I want Keflex," the man with the bullshooter eyes said expressionlessly.
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Eddie thought the gunslinger looked bad-asbad as he'd looked before the first abbreviated round of Keflex, maybe a trifle worse.
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The gunslinger stuffed the boxes of bullets into the underdrawers, took out the bottle of Keflex, and did the same with it.
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That evening she brought him his Keflex pill - his urinary infection was improving, but very slowly - and a bucket of ice.
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When Roland stepped out of Katz's Drugs, the big bottle of Keflex had joined the cartons of ammo in Jack Mort's coat pockets.
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"It's the kid's big brother," 'Cimi said, and Eddie froze with the last two packages of Keflex still in his hand, his head cocked.