med
/mɛd/
noun
- A medical doctor or student; short for 'medic' or 'medical'.
- He decided to become a med after volunteering in a clinic.
- The meds on the team worked quickly to stabilize the patient.
- She's a first-year med at the university hospital.
- A medication or medicine (often used in plural: 'meds').
- Don't forget to take your med before breakfast.
- He keeps his meds in a weekly pill organizer.
- The doctor prescribed a new med for her allergies.
- Short for 'medical school' or 'medical field'.
- He's been in med for three years now.
- Med requires a lot of dedication and hard work.
- She's applying to med this fall.
adjective
- Short for 'medical' (informal).
- He works in the med field as a nurse.
- She has a med appointment at 3 PM.
- The med team arrived within minutes.
- Short for 'medium' (as in size or level).
- The shirt comes in small, med, and large.
- I'll take a med coffee, please.
- Set the oven to med heat.