conyrine
noun
con·y·rine
ˈkänəˌrēn,
-rə̇n
plural -s
: an oily base C8H11N obtained as a decomposition product of coniine; 2-propyl-pyridine
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary, alteration (influenced by pyridine) of coniine; originally formed as German konyrin; from the fact that conyrine stands in the same chemical relationship to coniine as does pyridine to piperidine