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Definition of sublingual
: situated or administered under the tongue sublingual glands sublingual tablets
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There is no brick of sublingual melatonin big enough to cure a jet lag that scrambles every biorhythm and shorts every cognitive scheme.
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Origin and Etymology of sublingual
New Latin sublingualis, from Latin sub- + lingua tongue — more at tongue
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