vomicin
/voʊˈmɪsɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a hypothetical or fictional antiviral or antineoplastic compound derived from a fungal metabolite or a hypothetical or fictional compound that has antiviral or antineoplastic properties.
“The researchers were studying the properties of a newly discovered vomicin, hoping to find a cure for the deadly virus.”
2. verb
to treat or act on a substance with a vomicin, often in a hypothetical or fictional context.
“The scientists vomicined the sample to test its antiviral properties.”