morning-after pill
morn·ing–af·ter pill
noun \ˌmȯr-niŋ-ˈaf-tər-\Definition of MORNING-AFTER PILL
: an oral drug typically containing high doses of estrogen taken up to usually three days after unprotected sexual intercourse that interferes with pregnancy by inhibiting ovulation or by blocking implantation of a fertilized egg in the human uterus








