Inject
31inject — in·ject || ɪn dÊ’ekt v. force in by means of a syringe or other device; infuse, interject, introduce something new or different …
32inject — v. a. Throw in, dart in …
33inject — verb 1) he injected a painkiller Syn: administer, introduce; informal shoot (up), mainline 2) a pump injects air into the valve Syn: insert, introduce, feed, push, force, shoot See note at …
34inject — v 1. introduce, intromit, insinuate, insert, interject; intrude, force in, ram in, thrust in, stick in, drive in, foist in, work in, worm in, squeeze in, edge in, drag in, lug in. 2. instill, infix, implant, inspire, fire the imagination; infuse …
35inject — in·ject …
36inject — verb 1) he injected the codeine Syn: administer, take; informal shoot (up), mainline, fix 2) troops were injected with the vaccine Syn: inoculate, vaccinate 3) a pump injects air into the valve …
37inject — [ɪnˈdʒekt] verb [T] 1) to put a drug into your body through your skin using a SYRINGE 2) to add something new to a situation Young designers are injecting new life into the fashion industry.[/ex] …
38INJECT — • International Joint Efficacy Comparison of Thrombolytics [trial]; • International Joint Evaluation of Coronary Thrombolysis [trial] …
39inject — • injection …
40inject — Hou, hano …