narcotise
/närˈkɒtɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to cause a person or animal to become drowsy or fall into a state of temporary insensibility, especially through the use of narcotics.
“The doctor decided to narcotise the patient before the operation.”
2. noun
a narcotic substance, especially one that is administered to induce a state of insensibility.
“The nurse administered a narcotise to the patient before the procedure.”