clyster
/ˈklɪstər/Definitions
1. noun
A liquid or semi-fluid medicine, especially a laxative solution, introduced into the rectum or vagina.
“The doctor instructed her to administer a warm clyster to ease her constipation.”
2. verb
To administer a clyster to (someone or something).
“The nurse had to clyster the infant after the feeding.”