thiopental
/ˈθaɪoʊpɛntəl/Definitions
1. noun
A barbiturate used as a sedative and for inducing anesthesia.
“The anesthesiologist administered thiopental to induce a deep sleep before surgery.”
2. verb
To induce a state of deep sleep or unconsciousness using thiopental.
“The patient was thiopentalized before undergoing a complex medical procedure.”