| ACETAZOLAMIDES | • acetazolamides n. Plural of acetazolamide. • ACETAZOLAMIDE n. a diuretic drug. |
| CHLORPROPAMIDE | • chlorpropamide n. (Medicine) A sulfonylurea antidiabetic drug. • CHLORPROPAMIDE n. a sulfonylurea drug used orally to reduce blood sugar in the treatment of mild diabetes. |
| CYANOGENAMIDES | • CYANOGENAMIDE n. the amide of cyanogen, a white crystalline substance, also CYANAMID, CYANAMIDE. |
| EXTRAPYRAMIDAL | • extrapyramidal adj. Of or pertaining to the neural pathways that are independent of the pyramidal tract. • EXTRAPYRAMIDAL adj. situated outside of the pyramidal tracts. |
| METOCLOPRAMIDE | • metoclopramide n. (Pharmacology) A procainamide derivative that is a dopamine D2-receptor antagonist, given (usually as… • METOCLOPRAMIDE n. a drug used as an anti-emetic. |
| POLYACRYLAMIDE | • polyacrylamide n. (Organic chemistry) Any of a range of cross-linked polymers of acrylamide; used to form soft gels for… • POLYACRYLAMIDE n. a polyamide of acrylic acid. |
| PYRAMIDOLOGIES | • PYRAMIDOLOGY n. the study of the Egyptian pyramids. |
| PYRAMIDOLOGIST | • pyramidologist n. One who studies pyramidology, who studies pyramids from a supernatural viewpoint. • PYRAMIDOLOGIST n. a specialist in pyramidology. |
| SULFACETAMIDES | • SULFACETAMIDE n. a sulphonamide used in eye drops against conjunctivitis, etc., also SULPHACETAMIDE. |
| SULFANILAMIDES | • sulfanilamides n. Plural of sulfanilamide. • SULFANILAMIDE n. a crystalline sulfonamide that is the parent compound of most of the sulfa drugs. |
| SULPHACETAMIDE | • sulphacetamide n. Alternative form of sulfacetamide. • SULPHACETAMIDE n. a sulphonamide used in eye drops against conjunctivitis, etc., also SULFACETAMIDE. |
| SULPHANILAMIDE | • sulphanilamide n. (British spelling, pharmacology) The amide of sulphanilic acid, used to treat streptococcal infections;… • SULPHANILAMIDE n. a white crystalline compound formerly used as an antibacterial drug. |
| THIOCARBAMIDES | • thiocarbamides n. Plural of thiocarbamide. • THIOCARBAMIDE n. another name for thiourea. |