Definition of "glyster" [glys•ter]

• Alternative form of clyster. (noun)

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• "The water, of which there is great plenty, instead of being collected in large pieces, or conveyed in little rivulets and streams to refresh the thirsty soil, or managed so as to form agreeable cascades, is squirted from fountains in different parts of the garden, through tubes little bigger than common glyster-pipes."
• "But if neither of these will prevaile, then a sharp glyster ought to be administered."
• "But if the inflation chance to be very great, then a carminative glyster must be ordained."