phenazone

/fɪˈnæzən/

Definitions

1. noun

A white crystalline compound used as a pain-relieving agent and antipyretic, especially in the form of its salts.

“The doctor prescribed phenazone for the patient’s severe headache.”

2. chemistry

A chemical compound with the formula C9H9N3O.

“Phenazone is a derivative of acridine.”

Synonyms

  • acridine
  • antipyrine

Antonyms

  • analgesic