diureide

/daɪˈʊəriːaɪd/

Definitions

1. noun

A diuretic agent or a compound that increases urine production.

“The doctor prescribed a diureide to help the patient recover from dehydration.”

2. adjective

Related to or having the property of a diuretic.

“The diureide properties of the new medication were being studied in clinical trials.”

Synonyms

  • diuretic
  • water pill

Antonyms

  • antidiuretic
  • hormone