Definition of "syringe" [syr•inge]

• A medical instrument used to inject fluids into the body or draw them from it. (noun)
• A hypodermic syringe. (noun)

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• "The term syringe also has an interesting etymology. really breathstaking .. good to know the origin of these commomnly used fields."
• "The term syringe also has an interesting etymology. really breathstaking .. good to know the origin of these commomnly used fields. very good and knowlageble."
• "In prolotherapy, a syringe is used to inject a liquid — often containing sugar but which can include a variety of other substances — into the painful area."