serum
/ˈsɪərəm/Definitions
1. noun
a liquid preparation containing a concentrated solution of a particular substance, especially a drug or vaccine, for injection into the body
“The doctor administered a dose of serum to the patient to boost their immune system.”
2. noun
a component of blood plasma that is used to diagnose or treat a medical condition
“The doctor tested the serum for signs of infection.”
3. noun
a liquid preparation used in cosmetic or dermatological treatments
“The beauty therapist applied a serum to the client’s skin to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.”
4. noun
a particular fluid or solution used in a process or machine
“The engine required a specialized serum to operate efficiently.”
5. verb
to extract or obtain a substance, especially a valuable or essential one, from a liquid or other source
“The scientists managed to serum the valuable minerals from the ore.”