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Often used in the same context:
soothers,
pacifier,
balm,
tisane,
benadryl,
sniffly,
achoo,
unguent,
advil,
relaxant,
pastilles,
elavil,
camomile tea,
gargle,
bubby,
sooth,
mentholated,
neosporin,
loofah,
styptic pencil,
tums,
catarrh,
liniment,
epsom salts,
prevacid,
lamisil,
fontanelle,
camomile,
tonic,
salve,
canula,
detoxifier,
sitz bath,
tummy,
freshener,
hot toddy,
carbolic,
poultice,
arnica,
gummies,
lotion,
spastic colon,
teether,
biliousness,
loofa,
carminative,
nourisher,
bedmate,
crabbiness,
washcloth,
teething,
asafetida,
colada,
emetic,
moisturise,
postnasal drip,
earaches,
spritzer,
patootie,
chamomile,
calamine,
ointment,
astringents,
labyrinthitis,
novocaine,
eye dropper,
derma,
purgatives,
handjob,
mercurochrome,
beany,
tylenol,
sicky,
cleanser,
acidophilus,
anisette,
augmentin,
babys,
terrycloth,
burp,
pedis,
vernix,
ouches,
eardrops,
expectorant,
simethicone,
swizzle stick,
hemorrhoid,
scratchiness,
panadol,
enemas,
bedwetter,
pepto,
keflex,
phenergan,
suppository,
molluscum contagiosum,
exfoliant,
kaopectate,
haemorrhoid,
diaper rash,
belly ache,
restorative,
antidote,
prelude,
preservative,
anodyne,
corrective,
stimulant,
talisman,
antidotes,
helpmate,
mother,
narcotic,
peacemaker,
preventive,
spice,
balsam,
condiment,
counterpoise
Also try:
— Adjectives for soother:
great,
sweet,
fond,
best,
grand,
stomach,
such,
gentle,
pleasant,
wonderful,
true,
more...
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