poultice
/ˈpaʊltɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a soft, moist mass of material (such as crushed herbs, bread, or flour) applied to the skin to relieve pain or reduce swelling
“She applied a warm poultice to her grandmother’s aching back.”
2. verb
to apply a poultice to (a part of the body)
“The nurse pouliticed the wound with a special ointment.”