0 a hormone produced by the body, for example when you are frightened, angry, or excited, that makes the heart beat faster and prepares the body to react to danger: --
We have listened to one or two speeches today which rather made my adrenalin flow.
It may well be necessary to test the adrenalin content of the policeman, rather than the alcohol content of the bosky individual.
The record of one other death mentioned adrenalin given in error but did not indicate whether the patient should have been given atropine.
There are drugs such as beta blockers, which block the effects of adrenalin on the body's beta receptors.
I can tell her that the only thing that is inspiring me is naturally produced adrenalin.
In the past the prize of martyrdom acted almost as adrenalin to spur on the evil doers.
The adrenalin does not flow as quickly as it should.
It could be described as the adrenalin pumped into our veins which could provide the regenerative force which our economy now requires.
