antabuse
/ˈæntəˌbjus/
noun
- A drug that causes unpleasant effects (such as nausea) when alcohol is consumed, used to treat alcoholism.
- She knew that taking antabuse meant she couldn't have even a sip of wine.
- Antabuse works by making a person feel sick if they drink alcohol.
- The doctor prescribed antabuse to help him stop drinking.