Lauan
[loo-ahn, loo-ahn, lou-] /ˈlu ɑn, luˈɑn, laʊ-/
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[lawd-n-uh m, lawd-nuh m] /ˈlɔd n əm, ˈlɔd nəm/ noun 1. a tincture of opium. 2. Obsolete. any preparation in which opium is the chief ingredient. /ˈlɔːdənəm/ noun 1. a tincture of opium 2. (formerly) any medicine of which opium was the main ingredient n. c.1600, from Modern Latin laudanum (1540s), coined by Paracelsus for […]