dispense

/dɪˈspɛns/
verb
  1. To give out or distribute something, especially medicine or supplies.
    • The pharmacist will dispense your medication after checking the prescription.
    • The charity dispensed warm blankets to the homeless shelter.
    • The vending machine dispenses snacks and drinks.
  2. To prepare and give out medicine according to a prescription.
    • The clinic dispenses free vaccines to children.
    • He waited while the technician dispensed his eye drops.
    • Only licensed pharmacists can dispense prescription drugs.
  3. To apply or carry out something, such as justice or advice.
    • The counselor dispensed wisdom to the troubled students.
    • The judge dispensed justice fairly in the courtroom.
    • She dispensed helpful advice to all her friends.
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