emetic
noun[C]
medicalspecializeduk/iˈmet.ɪk/us/iˈmet̬.ɪk/asubstance,especiallyamedicine, thatcausesvomiting
催吐剂（尤指药物）Medicines & drugs
- acetaminophen
- anti-AIDS
- anti-asthma
- anti-cholesterol
- anti-clotting
- anti-depression
- calendula
- clozapine
- cod liver oil
- coke
- colchicine
- cortisol
- diuretic
- echinacea
- glycogen
- tamoxifen
- tea tree
- tea tree oil
- tramadol
- vasopressor
emetic
adjective
uk/iˈmet.ɪk/us/iˈmet̬.ɪk/causingvomiting:
emeticplants
extremelyunpleasant:
Thevoice-overis so emetic.
- Theroleof opioids indaycaresurgeryiscontroversialbecause oftheiremeticproperty.
- Theleaveshave an emeticeffectongiraffes'sensitivestomachs.
- It is alsodiuretic, emetic, andtonic.
- I don'tknowhow youreactedto that emeticmomentwhen thecandidatestartedtalkingabout how much "tougher" he was.
- There were a fewtrulyemeticsongs.
- They had a fewtraditionswhich I have alwaysfoundsomewhatemetic.
Medicines & drugs
- acetaminophen
- anti-AIDS
- anti-asthma
- anti-cholesterol
- anti-clotting
- anti-depression
- calendula
- clozapine
- cod liver oil
- coke
- colchicine
- cortisol
- diuretic
- echinacea
- glycogen
- tamoxifen
- tea tree
- tea tree oil
- tramadol
- vasopressor
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