antedrug
antedrug noun: a drug that is designed to act upon a desired site within the body, and then rapidly become inactive upon entering the systemic circulation.
Noun
antedrug (plural antedrugs)
- A drug that is designed to act upon a desired site within the body, and then rapidly become inactive upon entering the systemic circulation.
Forms of antedrug
| plural | antedrugs |
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Questions about antedrug
- What does antedrug mean?
- Antedrug means a drug that is designed to act upon a desired site within the body, and then rapidly become inactive upon entering the systemic circulation.
- What part of speech is antedrug?
- Antedrug is a noun.
- What is the plural of antedrug?
- The plural of antedrug is antedrugs.
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