Nembutal
[nem-byuh-tawl, -tal] /ˈnɛm byəˌtɔl, -ˌtæl/
Pharmacology, Trademark.
1.
a brand of .
/ˈnɛmbjʊˌtɑːl/
noun
1.
a trademark for pentobarbital sodium
type of barbiturate, 1930, proprietary name of pentobarbitone sodium, formed from letters and syllables from N(a) “sodium” + full chemical name 5-ethyl-5-1-methylbutyl barbiturate.
Nembutal Nem·bu·tal (něm’byə-tôl’)
A trademark used for the sedative pentobarbital sodium.
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