detox
informal
noun /ˈdiːtɒks 
/ [mass noun]
/ [mass noun]A process or period of time in which one abstains from or rids the body of toxic or unhealthy substances; detoxification: he ended up in detox for three months [count noun]: I’d been waiting to get into the clinic for a detox [as modifier]: a detox programme...
- They started by studying men and women at all levels of drinking from abstention to those in detox for full-blown alcohol problems.
- She gives birth, he's vomiting in detox in a nearby hospital room.
- Acupuncture works best if the person is in detox.
verb /diːˈtɒks / [no object]
/ [no object]Abstain from or rid the body of toxic or unhealthy substances: he checked into a hospital to detox [with object]: both my mind and my body were detoxed...
- Whether you are detoxing your body, your home or an area you live in, research it first.
- A diet of salad, soups, fish and pasta, with plenty of spring water, juices and herbal teas will leave them detoxed from the inside out.
- Twisting is [also] wonderful for detoxing the internal organs, such as the liver and intestines.
Rhymes
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- unartistic
- unartistically
- unary
- unascertainable
- unascertained
- unashamed
- unashamedly
- unashamedness
- unasked
- unaspirated
- unassailability
- unassailable
- unassailableness
- unassailably
- unassertive
- unassertively
- unassertiveness
- unassignable
- unassigned
- unassimilable
- unassimilated
- unassisted
- unassociated
- unassuageable