trinitrate
/traɪnɪˈtɛrɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A chemical compound, especially one containing nitrogen and oxygen, that is used in medicine to dilate blood vessels and relieve angina or hypertension.
“The doctor prescribed a trinitrate to help manage the patient’s high blood pressure.”
2. verb
To administer or apply a trinitrate, especially in the treatment of angina or hypertension.
“The nurse trinitrated the patient to help alleviate the symptoms of angina.”