doxy
- noun
- /ˈdɑːksi/
- Jargon
- After my doctor prescribed it, I took doxy for my respiratory infection and felt better in no time.
Examples
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When I was diagnosed with a bacterial infection, my physician recommended doxy as an effective treatment.
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I have Lyme disease and recently had a flare-up, but I was a good boy and took my Doxy, and I was back to my normal self in a few days, Finn.
Blog text (28) -
And I mean, I literally have gotten rid of so much stuff and I just bought the Doxy, which is probably been the best thing ever.
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She always keeps her supply of doxy handy in case she catches any infections during her travels.
Synonyms
A medicine that treats infections caused by bacteria
A brand name for a medicine that fights bacteria and treats infections
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Doxy is a 'short form' of doxycycline, the full name of the antibiotic, so doctors and nurses (and patients) use doxy as a quick name for that specific medicine.