Relaxative

[Hina Muqadas]

A prescription drug that has two primary affects. The ability to [induce] [coma] like [slumber] all the while allowing bowel movement.

[Greta]

When someone is feeling [stressed] or [anxious] they may be asked to take a relaxative as another way of asking them to [calm down]. Another way of telling someone to de-stress or not worry so much.

[Britney]

A [medicine] or [compound] that you take to feel more [calm].

[Ernesto]

n. Anything, physical or [emotional], that clears and [frees] a [constipated] mind.

[Jason Yan]

A stimulant or relaxant that one ingests or inhales before spending a holiday with relatives. Initially termed for [a stiff drink] but has evolved with the demands of progress to include anything that can positively alter your state. Best described as smooth and [mellowing] in its desired effect. Softening sharp edges, get the pun? [Relaxative].

[Sarah]

[the mix] of a [sleeping pill] and a [laxative]