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An agent that induces vomiting, antiemetic.Substance that causes vomiting.An herb with the power to cause vomiting.An agent that induces vomiting.A drug or an agent having the power to empty the stomach by vomiting.Agent that induces vomiting.A substance which causes vomiting.A compound that stimulates vomiting. Example: ipecac.Substance that induces vomiting (e.g., ipecac), used in the treatment of some cases of drug overdose and in certain types of poisonings.