tremorogenic

English

Etymology

From tremor +‎ -genic.

Adjective

tremorogenic (comparative more tremorogenic, superlative most tremorogenic)

1. tremorgenic
   • 2005 August 9, E. D. Louis, MD, MS, W. Zheng, PhD, L. Applegate, BA, L. Shi, MS, and P. Factor-Litvak, PhD, “Blood harmane concentrations and dietary protein consumption in essential tremor”, in Neurology‎^[1], volume 65, number 3, pages 391–396:

     β-Carboline alkaloids (e.g., harmane) are highly tremorogenic chemicals.

Anagrams

• ergonometric