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"The pain reliever hospitals use most," its old ads said
Answer for the clue ""The pain reliever hospitals use most," its old ads said ", 7 letters:
tylenol
Alternative clues for the word tylenol
- Severe Allergy brand
- Product taken for mild pain
- Also used as an antipyretic
- (Datril and Tylenol and Panadol and Phenaphen and Tempra and Anacin III are trademarks of brands of acetaminophen tablets)
- Advil alternative
- "Take comfort in our strength" brand
- Product in a 1982 recall
- Medicine with the tagline "For what matters most"
- An analgesic for mild pain
Word definitions for tylenol in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
introduced 1955 as the name of an elixir for children, trade name originally registered by McNeil Laboratories, Philadelphia, Pa., from elements abstracted from N-acetyl-para-aminophenol , the chemical name of its active compound.
Usage examples of tylenol.
I gave him some Tylenol for the pain and I was pleased that I had brought it.
Sensing that she needed TLC more than Tylenol, Poppy took her home to see Victoria.
He pulled a thermometer from the hard plastic case, shaking the mercury down as he carried it and the Tylenol back to Derek in the living room.
Eventually I found a doctor in Brockport who, instead of saying it’s not treatable, which the virus isn’t, he treated the infection with penicillin and Tylenol with codeine.
The medicine cabinet in the bathroom, he found, had Tylenol and aspirin, and there were coffee grounds for the machine in the kitchen area, but nothing of value in the refrigerator.
If I find Jimmy Hoffa and the Tylenol killer I still have to hang it up.
I found hundreds of pills that she had put in Nuprin and Tylenol PM bottles.
Inside, there was Tylenol, a container of dental floss, Listerine, some of those little shampoos they have at hotels, and two prescription bottles from Shoppers Drug Mart.
Fred Dove had purchased Tylenol and peppermint Tic Tacs before lugubriously departing for a busy afternoon of storm-damage estimates.