poulticewise

English

Etymology

From poultice +‎ -wise.

Adverb

poulticewise (not comparable)

1. In the manner of a poultice.
   • 1763, John Reeves, The Art of Farriery, page 346:

     Chop the herbs and boil them well together. Apply it as warm as the horse can well bear it poulticewise.

   • 1985, Ron Freethy, From Agar to Zenry: A Book of Plant Uses, Names, and Folklore, page 44:

     […] being given and applied poulticewise to the part wounded.