Entity: COUGH-SYRUP
Cough syrup is a medicated, syrup-like fluid used to relieve coughing and soothe irritated throats.
COUGH-SYRUP
Etymology
The term 'cough syrup' originated from the combination of 'cough,' referring to the action it alleviates, and 'syrup,' indicating its liquid form.
Definition
Cough syrup is a medicated, syrup-like fluid used to relieve coughing and soothe irritated throats.
Historical Context
Cough syrup has been used for centuries to treat coughs and colds. Ancient civilizations often concocted herbal remedies in liquid form to alleviate respiratory symptoms.
Cultural Significance
Cough syrup is a common over-the-counter remedy in many cultures, often associated with providing relief from common cold symptoms.
Related Concepts
Cough drops, lozenges, and throat sprays are related products used for similar purposes.
See Also
A sweet usually medicated liquid used to relieve coughing and soothe irritated throats.