febriferous, simple continued fever mild short duration indefinite origin without any distinctive pathology causing favoring fever fabricant febrific febriferous TM Febriferous
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febriferous, simple continued fever mild short duration indefinite origin without any distinctive pathology causing favoring fever fabricant febrific febriferous TM

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Febriferous means causing of favoring the development of fever. This form of the word is also known as febrifacient and febrific. Febriferous comes from the Latin word "febris" meaning "fever" and the Latin word "osus" meaning "full of." Put the words together and you get “full of fever.”

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