methimazole
[ me-thim-uh-zohl, -thahy-muh- ]
/ mɛˈθɪm əˌzoʊl, -ˈθaɪ mə- /
noun Pharmacology.
a white crystalline substance, C4H6N2S, that inhibits thyroxin synthesis, used in the treatment of hyperthyroidism.
Origin of methimazole
Words nearby methimazole
methemoglobin,
methemoglobinemia,
methemoglobinuria,
methenamine,
methicillin,
methimazole,
methinks,
methiocarb,
methionine,
metho,
methocarbamol