commonremedy

noun
UK /ˈkɒmən ˈrɛmədi/
US /ˈkɑːmən ˈrɛmədi/

A common remedy is a simple, usual way to help someone feel better.

Drinking warm honey and lemon is a common remedy for a sore throat.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A widely used solution to an everyday problem.

Taking a short walk after lunch is a common remedy for feeling sleepy.

3. An ordinary or familiar medicine available to most people.

Aspirin is a common remedy for headaches.

4. A standard fix that people often try first before seeing a doctor.

Rest and plenty of water are common remedies for a mild cold.