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to hypospray

to hypospray

9.9
To inject medicine through the skin without using a needle
  • verb
  • Specialized
translation icon : hipospray
  • Using the latest technology, the doctor can hypospray medication directly into the skin without needles.

Examples

  • The nurse will hypospray the vaccine into the patient's arm for a quick and painless immunization.

  • Before the operation, they decided to hypospray the local anesthetic to minimize discomfort.

  • Noyes had to hypospray them full of painkillers just to get them down to the shower.

    Fiction book (2002)

Synonyms

to inject
vsto hypospray
150 4.4

Force liquid or gas into something, often into the body with a needle

uses a needleless device to deliver medicine through the skin

How Invasive

to inject
150 4.4
to hypospray
  • Specialized
9.9

Surface Forms

hypospray infinitive
hyposprayed past participle
hypospraying present participle
hyposprays third person singular

Morphology

hypospray = hypospray (semi-transparent) = hypo + spray

The verb is a direct conversion from the noun hypospray, and its meaning remains closely tied to the device name.

Etymology

Hypospray as a verb comes from the same parts: the part hypo- meaning 'under' and the word spray meaning 'to send small drops'. So to hypospray someone is to give medicine by 'spraying' it under the skin instead of using a needle.