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inhalant::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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| Synonyms | inhalation |
| Type of | medicament, medication, medicinal drug, medicine |
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| Type of | gas |
| Derivation | inhale |
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| Derivation | inhale |
an inhalant pore.
Examples of inhalant
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Advair is an inhalant used by people with respiratory problems such as asthma.
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Riley isn't alone in experimenting with inhalant abuse, commonly known as huffing.
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A preliminary coroner's report linked the death to inhalant abuse, Hernandez said.
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Another very common inhalant is Erase-X, a correction fluid that contains toluene.
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I missed a golden opportunity to talk with them about the dangers of inhalant abuse.
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Chlorine gas is an irritating, fast-acting and potentially deadly inhalant.
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It appeared that the inhalant could have caused the crash, deputies said.
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One of the front-line defenses against inhalant use is the family health care provider.
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As an inhalant, it also has a psychoactive effect, which has led to its recreational use.
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- Inhaling or serving for inhalation; "an inhalant pore"
- Something that is inhaled
- A medication to be taken by inhaling it
- Inhalants are a broad range of drugs whose volatile vapors are taken in via the nose and trachea.
- Inhalants include a variety of psychoactive substances which are inhaled as gases or volatile liquids. They include glue, gasoline, paint thinner, and other household products that are not considered to be drugs.
- (INHALANTS) A class of drugs that are inhaled in order for the user to experience a temporary "high. ...
- (Inhalants) Legal household, industrial, medical, and office products that are volatile (vaporize or evaporate easily), producing chemical vapors. Abusers inhale concentrated amounts of these vapors, by various means, to alter their consciousness.
- (Inhalants) This is a more recent effort to make parents and teens aware of the dangers of Inhalant abuse.
- (Inhalants) Whippets, poppers, snappers, air blast, moon gas, oz, poor man's pot, bolt, boppers, bullet rush, satan's secret, buzz bomb, shoot the breeze, snotballs, Texas Shoe shine, highball, thrust, hippie crack, toilet water, huff, toncho. laughing gas, locker room
