Valium
a brand of diazepam.
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How to use Valium in a sentence
Kinkade had died of “acute ethanol and diazepam intoxication”—alcohol and Valium.
The Drunken Downfall of Evangelical America's Favorite Painter | Zac Bissonnette | June 8, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTA bit of advice for Republican establishment types: Stockpile your Valium for March 2016.
A new report says patients who take drugs like Xanax, Valium, and Ambien have a higher risk of dying.
Anti-Anxiety and Sleeping Pills Increase Risk of Death, New Study Reports | Brandy Zadrozny | April 1, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTIn the interim, however, can someone please put some Valium in the water served at the next House Republican Caucus?
I would take Valium to stop the shaking so that I could do the fittings and then the sleeping pills so that I could sleep.
Highlights from John Galliano's Interview with Charlie Rose | Emilia Petrarca | June 13, 2013 | THE DAILY BEAST
British Dictionary definitions for Valium
/ (ˈvælɪəm) /
trademark a brand of diazepam used as a tranquillizer: See also benzodiazepine
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Cultural definitions for valium
[ (val-ee-uhm) ]
A common prescription tranquilizer; trademark for the drug diazepam.
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