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expellant

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ex·pel·lant also ex·pel·lent  (k-splnt)
adj.
Expelling or tending to expel.

expellant, expellent [ɪkˈspɛlənt]
adj
forcing out or having the capacity to force out
n
(Medicine) a medicine used to expel undesirable substances or organisms from the body, esp worms from the digestive tract


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Considered in relation to Sceve's work, Lescarre's refrain, "Pure licorne expellant tout venin," invites a comparison with the "Cedre" of D372 and the impresa of the first of the fifty emblems in Delie, the one which, appearing between D5 and D6, represents a woman who, in a gesture of love and pity reminiscent of the beloved of the Song of Songs 2:6 ("Laeva ejus sub capite meo, / et dextera illius amplexabitur me"), embraces a unicorn wounded by an arrow.
 
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