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amyl nitrate

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Noun1.amyl nitrate - a vasodilator that is sometimes used to treat angina pectoris
vasodilative, vasodilator - a drug that causes dilation of blood vessels
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The Smile singer said that her father took her to the Glastonbury Festival in England at the time, where he sold amyl nitrate to music fans.
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She said she brought along a supply of the legal sex drug amyl nitrate.
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Hicks, who is on the sex offenders register for 10 years and was on a twoyear licence at the time of his arrest, was searched and found to be carrying a can of amyl nitrate, also known as poppers, and a can of beer, Claiming to be gay, Hicks said he planned to use the drug as a sexual stimulant in a gay bar.
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