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analgese

analgese verb: to apply or administer analgesia to.

Verb

analgese (third-person singular simple present analgeses, present participle analgesing, simple past and past participle analgesed)

  1. To apply or administer analgesia to.
    • It is best to analgese the intercostal nerve trunks of a couple of spaces wide of the region of the contemplated resection.1914, Dudley Wilmot Buxton, Anaesthetics, page 427

Forms of analgese

third-person singular presentanalgeses
present participleanalgesing
past participleanalgesed
pastanalgesed

Questions about analgese

What does analgese mean?
Analgese means to apply or administer analgesia to.
What part of speech is analgese?
Analgese is a verb.
What is the past tense of analgese?
The past tense of analgese is analgesed.

Words near analgese in the dictionary

  1. analeptically
  2. analeptics
  3. analetheism
  4. analgen
  5. analgene
  6. analgese
  7. analgesed
  8. analgeses
  9. analgesia
  10. analgesias
  11. analgesic

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