Morphine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MORPHINE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the principal alkaloid in opium, also MORPHIN
• an analgesic and narcotic drug obtained from opium and used medicinally to relieve pain.
• drug extracted from opium, used as an anaesthetic and sedative
• A bitter white crystalline alkaloid found in opium, possessing strong narcotic properties, and much used as an anodyne; -- called also morphia, and morphina.
• an alkaloid narcotic drug extracted from opium; a powerful, habit-forming narcotic used to relieve pain
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a narcotic alkaloid

Words related to MORPHINE

morphia14 morphin14 morphines16 morphinic18 morphins15

Words that contain MORPHINE

morphines16 apomorphine20 diamorphine19 apomorphines21 diamorphines20 paramorphine21 paramorphines22

How to use MORPHINE in a sentence

• Campbell, get home as fast as you can, and send me up a bottle of morphine.
• On the other hand, the quantity of secreted urine was reduced when morphine or strychine was administered to the blood.
• The man seemed dazed and she was afraid of shock, so she gave him a dose of morphine and whiskey.
• The thought of seeing the woman calmed and steadied him like a dose of morphine.
• So he is taken into a dug-out and gets first aid, and a tablet of morphine perhaps.
• Those who could not sleep were drugged with morphine.
• Like men half deadened by morphine, their rescue depended on heroic measures, humane in their seeming brutality.
• She, carelessly, or misunderstanding the directions, gave two of the morphine powders.
• There was a trace of morphine in her cough-drops, and Bel knew now, since she had slept so long, that she would doubtless sleep late into the morning.
• There I secured a bottle of morphine tablets, and spoke to our wounded waiting to be carried off.
• He said that he had no morphine, and did not know where to get any.
• I asked him if he had what he wanted for the men under his care, and he told me he would like to have some morphine, of which his supply was short.
• I directed a young surgeon of our cavalry, who rode up at the time, to furnish the morphine, which he did, from a pair of medical saddle-pockets which he had.
• The symptoms agree with those of morphine poisoning in every respect.
• Here is a man who, we assume, is under the influence of a poisonous dose of morphine.
• Graves was certainly under the influence of morphine, and the only doubtful question was how he had become so.
• Hindley, there was no sign of his being addicted to the taking of morphine.
• When the man was gone, he fortified himself with a couple of morphine tablets, and ripped the long envelope.
• Pha! pha! I thought that camphor and morphine last night would cure you.
• Emma overheard Uncle Tom say so, and that more morphine was dangerous.
• He knew that Clemency had not told Gordon of her conviction that he had given the final dose of morphine to her aunt.
• I had made up my mind that she was going to have the morphine, but I had made up my mind that nobody but me should have the responsibility of it.
• I am the one who gave her the morphine that killed her.
• It is in this way that the habitual use of such poisons as morphine, alcohol and tobacco, to speak only of those best known, is tolerated.
• It is alleged that he had several times taken morphine, under medical advice, to allay pain caused by these attacks.
• It is represented that at times the wound of the deceased soldier was very painful and that he was in the habit of taking large doses of morphine to alleviate his suffering.
• He says that the pain of the wound obliged the soldier to take morphine.

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