anesthetizer
anesthetizer noun: a person that administers anesthesia.
Noun
anesthetizer (plural anesthetizers)
- A person that administers anesthesia
- Buller's the best anesthetizer in the state and a splendid fellow besides.1913, Grace S. Richmond, Mrs. Red Pepper
- A device with an anesthetic effect
- Aunt Ruth has an "electronic anesthetizer" that controls her chronic back pain but also activates the garage door.1991 May 17, Anthony Adler, “Tabloid Truth”, in Chicago Reader
Forms of anesthetizer
| plural | anesthetizers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | anaesthetizer |
| alternative form | anaesthetiser |
Origin of anesthetizer
From anesthetize + -er.
Questions about anesthetizer
- What does anesthetizer mean?
- Anesthetizer means a person that administers anesthesia.
- What part of speech is anesthetizer?
- Anesthetizer is a noun.
- What is the plural of anesthetizer?
- The plural of anesthetizer is anesthetizers.
Words near anesthetizer in the dictionary
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