elixirs

Alchemist's promised cures

Elixirs is the plural of elixir, a magical or medicinal potion.

In medieval alchemy, the elixir of life promised immortality.

Modern use is often figurative or playful: coffee is my morning elixir.

Pharmaceutical elixirs are sweetened liquid medicines: cough elixirs.

The word suggests something with transformative or restorative powers.

magical

potion

Enchanted liquid mixture

transmutation · panacea · sorcerer · enchanted · brew · cauldron · mystical · eternal life · wizard · spell

medicinal

tonic

Invigorating medicinal drink

herbal · tincture · syrup · cordial · restorative · healing · therapeutic · medicine · concoction · extract

wellness

supplement

Something added to complete

rejuvenation · detox · immunity · longevity · antioxidant · wellness · ginseng · ashwagandha · turmeric · acai

cocktails

mixology

Art of crafting drinks

craft · spirits · infusion · amaro · digestif · aperitif · aromatic · botanicals · cocktail · shaker

Categories
Opposites
curative power

elixirspoisons

Harmful ingested substances

toxins · venoms · banes · contaminants · pollutants

magical/beneficial quality

elixirscurses

Sworn oaths or hexes

blights · hexes · afflictions · plagues · corruptions

pharmaceutical form

elixirspills

Oral medication units

tablets · capsules · powders · solids · lozenges

Phrases
Family

elixir, elixir of life

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G