A local anesthetic, also known as clonocaine or clonidine, used in veterinary medicine to provide temporary anesthesia for minor surgical procedures in animals.
/'kləʊdəkeɪni/
A class of surfactants made by the reaction of ethylene oxide with fatty alcohols or fatty acids, commonly used in detergents and cleaning products to help reduce surface tension and improve solubility.
/ɪˈθoʊk.sə.leɪtz/
A traditional Japanese board game for two players, similar to the more widely known game of Go but simpler. The objective is to have five stones in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally on a board with 15x15 intersections.
A term that appears to be an error or a misspelling, often used in a humorous or ironic context to suggest that something is not genuinely a word or part of the language.
/ɪˈnisɛt/
Capable of being tarnished or diminished in quality, value, or reputation. It often refers to something that can become stained, corroded, or discolored, and therefore can lose its luster or worth over time.
/ˈtɑːnɪsəbl/
A surgical procedure in which the uvula (the small, triangular flap of tissue at the back of the mouth) is cut or removed. It is most commonly performed to treat sleep apnea, to relieve chronic tonsillitis, or to address other throat-related issues.
/juːˈvəломətık/
A genus of orchids with basal spikes and papillose dorsal sepal, native to Borneo, Sulu Archipelago, Philippines, and Sulawesi.
/ˈmʌnbəpɪsɒs/
The accusative form of 'custodia', relating to the acts and practices of keeping or guarding something or someone. It can also imply the officers or personnel responsible for the custody and safekeeping of a place or item.
/ˈkʌstədɪəm/
An imaginary entity or a hypothetical scenario created in a discussion board or collaborative environment, often used to facilitate problems solving or to illustrate a concept or scenario without committing to a real-world situation.
/ˈɒfθɪŋ/
A placeholder or fictional term meant to illustrate the creation of a word. In the context of drug slang, it doesn't refer to any actual drug. Its usage is more metaphorical or fictional for discussion purposes.
/tæ'bæsɪn/