| What succedaneum does the world afford to make good the loss? |
| Whatever cryptic sense it held for her, he missed it now and needed a succedaneum. |
| A caput succedaneum is a collection of blood under the skin and above the cranial aponeurosis, which occurs most commonly during birth. |
| Others derive bedil from the meaning of the Arabic word badal, that is, substitutum, succedaneum. |
| Passiflora is in its place as a succedaneum for Morphia or other sedatives. |
| Give us rather any succedaneum that will move us, will delight us. |
