doc·u·sate 
(dŏkyə-sāt′)
(dŏkyə-sāt′)n.
A surface-active agent, C20H37O7S, given orally in the form of its sodium salt, that decreases surface tension in the intestinal tract and acts as a stool softener.
[D(I)-1 + oc(tyl), radical containing eight carbon atoms (OCT(O)- + -YL) + -sate (shortening of sulfosuccinate, one of its constituents : SULFO- + SUCCINATE).]
- putative
- putatively
- put away
- put by
- put cards on the table
- put down
- putdown
- put-down
- putdownable
- put down roots
- put finger on
- put finger on
- put foot down
- put foot in mouth
- put foot in one's mouth
- put forth
- put forward
- put/have all (one's) eggs in one basket
- put heads together
- put house in order
- put in
- Putin
- put in an appearance
- Put-in-Bay
- put in mind