en·e·ma 
/ˈɛnəmə/ noun
plural en·e·mas /ˈɛnəmə/ noun [count] medical : a procedure in which liquid is forced into the intestines through the anus in order to make solid waste pass from the body
▪ The nurse gave the patient an enema. ; also : the liquid that is used for an enema
▪ The nurse gave the patient an enema. ; also : the liquid that is used for an enema
