Epileptic

What do we mean by epileptic?

Affected with epilepsy. adjective

Of, relating to, or associated with epilepsy. adjective

One who has epilepsy. noun

Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of epilepsy.

Affected with epilepsy.

One affected with epilepsy. noun

Pertaining to, affected with, or of the nature of, epilepsy. adjective

One affected with epilepsy. noun

A medicine for the cure of epilepsy. noun

Of, or relating to epilepsy. adjective

Of, or relating to an epileptic or epileptics, epileptic people. adjective

A person who has epilepsy. noun

A medicine for the cure of epilepsy. noun

Of or relating to or characteristic of epilepsy adjective

A person who has epilepsy noun

A person who has epilepsy.

A medicine for the cure of epilepsy.

Words that are spelled similarly to epileptic:
epileptic, epileptoid, epilepsia, epileptics, epilepsie.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word epileptic:
seizures, seizure, epilepsy, encephalopathy, foci, convulsions, syncope, prolactin, spasms, anticonvulsant, aphasia, eeg, fits, infantile, autonomic, migraine, hysterical, lobe, amnesia, temporal, neuronal, hallucinations, fit, abnormal, tonic, neurological, stimulation, bret, novo, serum, cerebral, syndrome, medication, lobes, patients, brain, neurons, cortex, mal, visions, onset, disorder, generalized, symptoms, autobiographical, focal, diagnosis, mentally, insane, spontaneous, lesions, rats, consciousness, developmental, patient, infants, suffer, activation, deaf, surgical, nervous, asylum, experiencing, imaging, excessive, condition, diagnosed, tumor, partial, psychiatric, physician, activity, tracy, undergoing, sleep, dogs, surgery, sudden, treat, tissue, mental, signs, stroke, treated, treatment, occur, affect, cognitive, colony, underlying, blind, illness, absence, severe, underwent, experiences, characterized, functional, childhood, causes.

Words that rhyme with epileptic:
antiseptic, septic, sceptic, skeptic, dyspeptic, peptic.

Adjectives that are often used to describe epileptic:
old, pregnant, young, controlled, average, insane, non, true, male, temporal, powerful, female, classical, ordinary, real, chronic, genuine, lobe.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective epileptic:
paroxysms, seizures, patients, fits, seizure, fit, attacks, children, attack, activity, syndromes, convulsions, focus, patient, discharges, foci, discharge, drugs, child, insanity, syndrome, disorders, women, mothers, boy, convulsion, phenomena, disorder, encephalopathy, personality, condition, manifestations, states, character, subjects, paroxysm, symptoms, myoclonus, equivalents, aura, automatism, events, psychosis, aphasia, spasms, psychoses, equivalent, persons, mania, neurons, vertigo, disord, damage, dementia, cry, brain, spikes, rats, tissue, origin, parents, medication, drug, status, encephalopathies, patterns, tendency, son, hippocampus, cortex, mother, colony, individuals, phenomenon, manifestation, coma, episodes, furor, amnesia, abnormalities, idiot, delirium, deterioration, colonies, disturbances.

Words that sound like epileptic:
epileptic, epileptics, epilepticus, epilithic, analeptic, apocalyptic, ecliptic, elliptic, aplitic, epilepsy, apolaustic, epilepsie, epilepsia, epilating, epileptic fit, epizootic.