instill
Cross references: 1. implant in.still also in.stil \in-'stil\ \.in(t)-st*-'la--sh*n, -(.)stil-'a--\ \in-'stil-*r\ \-m*nt\ vt also in.stilled; or in.still.ing [MF & L; MF instiller, fr. L instillare, fr. in- + stillar]e to drip - more at DISTILL 1: to cause to enter drop by drop 2: to impart gradually - in.stil.la.tion n