etherization

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e·ther·ize

(ē′thə-rīz′)

tr.v. e·ther·ized, e·ther·iz·ing, e·ther·iz·es

1. To subject to the fumes of ether; anesthetize.

2. To etherify.

e′ther·i·za′tion (ē′thər-ĭ-zā′shən) n.

e′ther·iz′er n.

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