The term "in sufflations" refers to the act of inhaling a substance, typically a drug or medicine, through the nose. Synonyms for in sufflations include insufflation, nasal insufflation, nasal inhalation, and intranasal administration. Other related terms include snorting, sniffing, and snuffing, which refer to the act of inhaling substances through the nose, but may not always involve medicinal compounds. Insufflation has been used for centuries as a method of delivering drugs directly to the bloodstream, providing a faster onset of action compared to oral administration. It is important to use caution and follow proper dosing guidelines when using in sufflations for medical purposes, as misuse can result in harmful side effects or addiction.