What does troche mean?
Troche means A lozenge; a cough drop..
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/ˈtɹoʊ.ki/ · noun
A lozenge; a cough drop..
At night when you go to bed, take two drams of fine Gum Tragecanth, put it into a Galli-pot, and put half a quarter of a pint of any distilling water fitting the purpose you would make your Troches for, to it, cover it, and the next morning you shall finde it in such a Jelly as Physician, call Mussilage, with this you may (with a little pains taking) make any Pouder into Paste, and that Paste into little Cakes called Troches.
The Germ. Pharm. states that the troches (pastilles) are to be made by compression or by massing with a suitable excipient, and forming into troches.
The troches are weighed and the average weight per troche for that base is calculated.
Use troche when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Troche means A lozenge; a cough drop..
Common synonyms include pastille, pastil, cough drop.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
At night when you go to bed, take two drams of fine Gum Tragecanth, put it into a Galli-pot, and put half a quarter of a pint of any distilling water fitting the purpose you would make your Troches for, to it, cover it, and the next morning you shall finde it in such a Jelly as Physician, call Mussilage, with this you may (with a little pains taking) make any Pouder into Paste, and that Paste into little Cakes called Troches.
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