carminative
car·mi·na·tive
adjective \kär-ˈmi-nə-tiv, ˈkär-mə-ˌnā-\Definition of CARMINATIVE
: expelling gas from the stomach or intestines so as to relieve flatulence or abdominal pain or distension
— carminative noun
Origin of CARMINATIVE
French carminatif, from Latin carminatus, past participle of carminare to card, from *carmin-, *carmen card, from carrere to card; akin to Lithuanian karšti to card
First Known Use: 15th century
Rhymes with CARMINATIVE
aggregative, agitative, applicative, circulative, cogitative, combinative, commutative, connotative, consecrative, consultative, contemplative, copulative, corporative, denotative, dissipative, duplicative, educative, facultative, federative, generative, germinative, gravitative, imitative, implicative, innovative, instigative, integrative, irritative, iterative, legislative, limitative, meditative, meliorative, motivative, nominative, nuncupative, operative, palliative, penetrative, procreative, propagative, qualitative, quantitative, recreative, regulative, replicative, separative, terminative, vegetative
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