Dilaudid

American  

[dahy-law-did, dih-] / daɪˈlɔ dɪd, dɪ- /

Pharmacology, Trademark.

1. a brand name for the hydrochloride salt of dihydromorphinone.

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Example Sentences

This is your third time here, what do you want, Dilaudid?’” a mother and physician in Maryland said.

From New York Times

And a baby, whose mother injected Dilaudid throughout her pregnancy and who shook uncontrollably throughout his monthlong life.

From New York Times

However, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines had pushed her doctor to try to get her off Dilaudid, even though she had never abused the medication.

From Seattle Times

So she started to provide a replacement for the street drugs, first Dilaudid, then fentanyl patches, and, now, the fentanyl capsules.

From New York Times

After her inpatient V.R. session, she concluded that the headset was better than Dilaudid.

From New York Times