Stupefacient
31hypnotic — adjective hypnotic music Syn: mesmerizing, mesmeric, spellbinding, entrancing, bewitching, irresistible, magnetic, compelling, enthralling, captivating, charming; soporific, sleep inducing, sedative, numbing; Medicine stupefacient …
32opiate — noun she refused to take the prescribed opiates Syn: drug, narcotic, sedative, tranquilizer, depressant, soporific, anesthetic, painkiller, analgesic, anodyne; morphine, opium, codeine; informal dope; Medicine stupefacient …
33anodyne — n 1. painkiller, narcotic, opiate; laudanum, morphine, opium, poppy, mandrake, mandrag ora, nepenthe; sedative, tranquilizer, stupefacient; alleviative, palliative, lenitive; salve, ointment, balm, Med. calmative, Med. analgesic. 2. assuagement,… …
34opiate — n 1.Informal. drug, narcotic, depressant, sedative, tranquilizer, soporific, somnifacient, hypnotic, stupefacient; painkiller, analgesic, Pharm. hyoscyamine, Pharm. belladonna; morphine, opium, laudanum; barbiturate, Sl. barbs, Inf. down or… …
35stupefy — v.tr. ( ies, ied) 1 make stupid or insensible (stupefied with drink). 2 stun with astonishment (the news was stupefying). Derivatives: stupefacient adj. & n. stupefaction n. stupefactive adj. stupefier n. stupefying adj. stupefyingly adv.… …
36stupefactive — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|faktiv adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin stupefactivus, from Latin stupefactus (past participle of stupefacere) + ivus ive archaic : stupefacient …
37stu|pe|fac|tive — «STOO puh FAK tihv, STYOO ; STOO puh FAK , STYOO », adjective. stupefying; stupefacient …
