promazine

 [proh-muh-zeen]  

pro·ma·zine

   [proh-muh-zeen]
noun Pharmacology.
a compound, C17H20N2S, used as a tranquilizer.
Origin:
1955–60; pro(pyl) + m(ethyl) + (thi)azine, components of its chemical name
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