Z-pak
Z-pak noun: a package of six pills, each one containing 250 mg of the antibacterial azithromycin.
Noun
Z-pak (plural Z-paks)
- A package of six pills, each one containing 250 mg of the antibacterial azithromycin.
- The pills in a Z-pak are to be taken as follows: […]
Forms of Z-pak
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Origin of Z-pak
Initial of Zithromax (“Pfizer's proprietary name for azithromycin”) and pack.
Questions about Z-pak
- What does Z-pak mean?
- Z-pak means a package of six pills, each one containing 250 mg of the antibacterial azithromycin.
- What part of speech is Z-pak?
- Z-pak is a noun.
- What is the plural of Z-pak?
- The plural of Z-pak is Z-paks.
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