suppository

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Drugs, medicinessuppositorysup‧pos‧i‧to‧ry /səˈpɒzətəri $ səˈpɑːzətɔːri/ noun (plural suppositories) [countable] MDa small piece of solid medicine that is placed in someone’s rectum or vaginaExamples from the Corpussuppository• Enemas and suppositories may be of use but habitual use of these can create an unhappy and strained parent-child relationship.• The oil was employed in various ways which included baths, steam inhalations and suppositories.• Some even insert caffeine suppositories before a race in an attempt to provide a sustained dose with no stomach upset.• In addition, particularly if you are to have surgery, bring some glycerine suppositories.• No suppositories for her, no thank you.• One of the better-known brands, Cafergot, contains 100 milligrams of caffeine in each tablet or suppository.• Some one phoned up a pre-watershed live show and started telling a joke about putting suppositories up your bum.Origin suppository (1300-1400) Medieval Latin suppositorium, from Latin supponere; → SUPPOSE

单词	suppository
释义	suppository From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Drugs, medicinessuppositorysup‧pos‧i‧to‧ry /səˈpɒzətəri $ səˈpɑːzətɔːri/ noun (plural suppositories) [countable] MDa small piece of solid medicine that is placed in someone’s rectum or vaginaExamples from the Corpussuppository• Enemas and suppositories may be of use but habitual use of these can create an unhappy and strained parent-child relationship.• The oil was employed in various ways which included baths, steam inhalations and suppositories.• Some even insert caffeine suppositories before a race in an attempt to provide a sustained dose with no stomach upset.• In addition, particularly if you are to have surgery, bring some glycerine suppositories.• No suppositories for her, no thank you.• One of the better-known brands, Cafergot, contains 100 milligrams of caffeine in each tablet or suppository.• Some one phoned up a pre-watershed live show and started telling a joke about putting suppositories up your bum.Origin suppository (1300-1400) Medieval Latin suppositorium, from Latin supponere; → SUPPOSE
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