Subscriber login


Forgot your password?

Library card login

Other

Dictionary search results

Showing 1-49 of 49 results

pill1 British & World English

a small round mass of solid medicine for swallowing whole

pill2 British & World English

(of knitted fabric) form small balls of fluff on its surface

the pill in pill1 British & World English

an oral contraceptive in pill form

mini-pill British & World English

a contraceptive pill containing a progestogen and not oestrogen

pep pill British & World English

a pill containing a stimulant drug

pill bug British & World English

another term for pill woodlouse.

birth pill British & World English

a contraceptive pill

chill pill British & World English

a notional pill taken to make someone calm down or relax

pill beetle British & World English

a small convex beetle which is able to feign death by retracting its legs and contracting into a ball

pill popper British & World English

a person who takes pills freely

pill pusher British & World English

a person, specifically a doctor, who resorts too readily to advocating the use of medication to cure illness rather than considering other treatments

poison pill British & World English

a tactic used by a company threatened with an unwelcome takeover bid to make itself unattractive to the bidder

video pill British & World English

a capsule containing a tiny camera that, when swallowed, transmits photographs of the stomach and intestines to a recording device

abortion pill British & World English

a drug which can induce abortion, especially mifepristone

combined pill British & World English

an oral contraceptive containing both an oestrogen and a progestogen

sleeping pill British & World English

a tablet of a drug which helps to induce sleep, such as chloral hydrate or a barbiturate sedative

pill woodlouse British & World English

a woodlouse with a thick cuticle, which is able to roll up into a ball when threatened

a bitter pill to swallow in pill1 British & World English

an unpleasant or painful necessity (to accept)

sugar or sweeten the pill in pill1 British & World English

make an unpleasant or painful necessity more palatable

morning-after pill British & World English

a contraceptive pill that is effective up to about seventy-two hours after intercourse

poison pill amendment British & World English

an amendment to a legislative bill that considerably weakens the bill’s intended effect, or ruins the bill’s chances of passing

pillbox British & World English

a small shallow cylindrical box for holding pills

pill English-French

comprimé m, cachet m

pill English-German

Tablette

pill English-Italian

pillola f

pill English-Spanish

pastilla, píldora

pep pill English-Italian

stimolante m

sleeping pill English-French

somnifère m

abortion pill English-German

Abtreibungspille

pill-popping English-German

Pillenschluckerei

vitamin pill English-German

Vitamintablette

morning-after pill English-French

pilule f du lendemain

morning-after pill English-German

Pille [für den Morgen] danach

morning-after pill English-Italian

pillola f del giorno dopo

travel-sickness pill English-German

Tablette gegen Reisekrankheit

the Pill in pill English-Spanish

la píldora (anticonceptiva)

sugar the pill in sugar English-Italian

addolcire la pillola