The Collaborative International Dictionary
Chloroform \Chlo"ro*form\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Chloroformed; p. pr. & vb. n. Chloroforming.] To treat with chloroform, or to place under its influence.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: chloroform)
Usage examples of "chloroformed".
In the next room, one of the chloroformed morgue attendants was sitting up and acting sick.
Once inside, they chloroformed and trussed all three men and substituted six bags filled with phone book scraps and slugs for six bags filled with cash.
There were no witnesses at the hijack scene, and the chloroformed guards had been overpowered before they got good looks at their attackers.
Camille Dauvray, an elderly, rich woman who was well known at Aix, and had occupied the villa every summer for the last few years, was discovered on the floor of her salon, fully dressed and brutally strangled, while upstairs, her maid, Helene Vauquier, was found in bed, chloroformed, with her hands tied securely behind her back.
Either at this point, or at the very start, the burglar must have chloroformed her.
Harrigan, is this: Did I or did anyone else at any time approach or touch that dog from the time you chloroformed him until the time he left your guardianship and passed into the hands of Mr.