chymic

/ˈkɪmɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling the medieval or early modern practice of alchemy, especially in its mystical or transformative aspects.
    • The old laboratory was filled with chymic symbols and strange glass vessels.
    • The novel's plot involved a chymic quest to turn lead into gold.
    • Her interest in chymic processes led her to study the history of early chemistry.
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noun
  1. A person who practices alchemy; an alchemist.
    • In medieval times, a chymic was often consulted by royalty for medicinal potions.
    • The old chymic kept his formulas hidden in a locked chest.
    • The chymic spent years trying to discover the philosopher's stone.
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