General terms:
* Elixir: This term is often used for a sweet, aromatic, and often alcoholic solution used as a medicine.
* Tincture: This refers to an alcoholic solution of a plant extract used medicinally.
* Solution: A general term for a liquid medicine dissolved in a solvent.
* Suspension: A liquid medicine where the active ingredients are suspended in a liquid, not fully dissolved.
* Mixture: Similar to suspension, but can include more than one ingredient.
More specific terms:
* Cough syrup: A syrup specifically designed to relieve coughs.
* Antihistamine: A syrup that helps reduce allergic reactions.
* Analgesic: A syrup that relieves pain.
* Antacid: A syrup that neutralizes stomach acid.
Informal terms:
* Medicine: This is a broad term, but can be used when referring to a syrup-like medicine.
* Potion: A playful term for a medicine, often used in a humorous context.
The best word to use will depend on the specific type of medicine and the context in which you are using it.