Ŏ-pō'rō-cē, n.

n. [Lat., from Gr. ὀπωρικός, ὀπωρική, made of fruits, from ὀπώρα, autumnal fruits.] (Med.) A medicine composed of autumnal fruits, especially quinces, pomegranates, &c., and wine;—formerly employed as a remedy in dysentery, diseases of the stomach, and the like. Dunglison.