cyclazocine

[sahy-klaz-uh-seen, -sin, sahy-kluh-zoh-seen, -sin]

cy·claz·o·cine

[sahy-klaz-uh-seen, -sin, sahy-kluh-zoh-seen, -sin]
noun Pharmacology.
a synthetic nonnarcotic and nonaddictive analgesic, C18H25NO, that blocks the effects of morphine or morphinelike drugs: used to treat heroin or morphine addiction.

Origin:
contraction and alteration of the chemical name
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