tolamine

/ˈtɒləmiːn/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of local anesthetic that is derived from benzene, used in medicine to reduce pain and swelling.

“The doctor applied a tolamine solution to the patient’s injured area to alleviate the pain.”

Synonyms

  • benzocaine
  • local anesthetic

Antonyms

  • analgesic
  • pain-inducing agent