perspiratory

English

From perspirate +‎ -ory.

perspiratory (comparative more perspiratory, superlative most perspiratory)

(dated) Of or pertaining to perspiration.
- 1859, John Call Dalton, A Treatise on Human Physiology:
  The perspiratory glands of the skin are scattered everywhere throughout the integument, being most abundant on the anterior portions of the body.
- 1885, Ada Sarah Ballin, The Science of Dress in Theory and Practice:
  The true skin is highly sensitive, being supplied with countless nerve-fibres and endings. It is also highly vascular, being supplied by those innumerable tiny blood-vessels called capillaries, though they are far finer than any hair, of which I spoke just now. It contains the perspiratory or sweat-glands, the sebaceous or oil-glands, and the roots of the hair, which are fed by the latter.