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"ref": "1949, Roscoe Nelson Gray, Louise J. Gordy, Attorneys' Textbook of Medicine - Volume 1, page 8-166",
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"(intransitive) To heal improperly."
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"(rare, trannsitive) To provide the incorrect treatment to someone one is attempting to heal."
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