Pathol. A collection of serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity; dropsy of the abdomen; ascites. …

Anat. (a) The urinary bladder; (b) a containing organ or bag; esp., the gall bladder; (c) the crop of a bird. …

Pathol. A kind of chronic fever. …

Pathol. A disease characterized by difficult or painful urination. …

Pathol. Scar-like, solid in the manner of scar tissue. …

Pathol. Types of matter found in an abscess or morbid swelling [see quots.]. …

Pathol. An inflammation of the skin, erysipelas; an erysipelatous eruption or sore. …

Pathol. Diffuse, not consolidated like scar tissue. …

Pathol. Diffuse, not consolidated like scar tissue. …

Pathol. Itching, relating to pruritus. …

Pathol. Itching, pruritus. …

A rich cloth dyed purple; also, a garment of purple cloth, esp. royal raiment; purpel and pal, rich fabrics; also, expensive or regal clothing; induen with purpel, to clothe (sb.) in the royal purple……

Pathol. An inflammation or swelling of the throat or part of the throat; tonsillitis, laryngitis, goiter, or other malady of the throat; quinsy. …

Pathol. Fissures or inflammations in a bodily part. …

Pathol. An ulcer, a festering sore; festering. …

(a) Pathol. A rupture, hernia; also, a drooping of the upper eyelid, ?ptosis adiposa [1st quot.]; (b) relaxation of a penalty or duty. …

(a) Pathol. An incrustation; (b) the core of a fruit; -- perh. by erroneous substitution for corke n. instead of for cork n.(1). …

Pathol. An inflammation or swelling of the throat or part of the throat; tonsillitis, laryngitis, goiter, or other malady of the throat; quinsy. …

Pathol. Accompanied by swelling, strumous; strumose squinacie, inflammation of the throat caused by a dislocated neck. …

Pathol. The formation of a fleshy growth under the tongue. …

Pathol. Cataract; a cataract; suffusioun of eien. …

Pathol. Inflammation of the edge of the eyelid. …

(a) An excess in number or quantity, overabundance; also, an unnecessary number or part; (b) excess growth on a tree, the molt or exuviae cast off periodically by some animals, an excess number of……

(a) To increase in size or volume (as by absorption of moisture); also, of a frog: grow larger, enlarge; make (earth) swell (by saturating it with water); (b) to increase in quantity, intensity, or……

An increase; an increase in the humoral quality of heat. …

(a) Pathol. A hard swelling on the head suggestive of a snail's or turtle's shell; (b) pathol. a soft and sometimes suppurating swelling on a part of the body; (c) a covered battering ram resembling a……

Pathol. A disease characterized by spasms and rigidity of muscles, tetanus. …

Of ocean waves: to well up, become turbulent; also, of sighs: increase in intensity. …

Pathol. Afflicted with morbid swelling and stiffening, swollen, knobby. …

Pathol. A firm swollen mass of tissue, a swelling. …

Pathol. The growth of superfluous flesh under the tongue. …

(a) Pathol. The formation of a fleshy growth under the tongue; (b) underbrush, underwood. …

Pathol. (a) An abnormally dilated or swollen blood vessel, esp. in the legs; (b) as adj.: of a varicose nature, dilated. …

Pathol. Characterized by morbidly dilated or swollen blood vessels, varicose. …

Pathol. (a) Characterized or caused by gaseousness, flatulent; also, as noun: a protrusion or hernia distended by gas; (b) causing flatulence. …

Pathol. A protrusion or hernia distended by gas. …

Pathol. (a) A condition of gaseous pressure in the body, esp. of the ear or of the alimentary canal; an accumulation of gas in a bodily cavity or organ, flatulence; also, gas generated within the……

Pathol. Of a hernia: abdominal. …

Pathol. Of urine: having the appearance of containing bright lines or rays, streaked. …

Pathol. The condition or disorder known as vertigo; dizziness, giddiness. …

Pathol. A thin, watery discharge from a festering sore, ichor. …

Pathol. Purulence. …

Pathol. Pus; also, a thin, watery discharge from a festering sore, ichor. …

(a) Pathol. Pus; also, a thin, watery discharge from a festering sore, ichor; (b) physiol. semen. …

Pathol. (a) A lump or an excrescence on the human body; a cyst; a wart; also, an internal swelling in an animal’s body; also, a pustule [quot. a1400, 2nd]; blak wen, ?a dark lesion; ?a pigmented spot……

(a) The act of shedding tears, weeping, sobbing, esp. as an outward expression of sorrow or painful emotion; the instinctive crying or wailing of an infant; Christ’s shedding of tears as a sign of his……

Pathol. An eruption of the skin, a raised sore, pustule; also, a similar lesion on an internal organ; ?a sore characterized by ichorous matter. …

Pathol. Of a wound, sore, etc.: to become blistered or pustulate, develop weals; also, fester, suppurate; ppl. whelinge as adj.: purulent, festering. …

Pathol. The act or process of breaking out into pustules; also, suppuration. …

(a) Pathol. An eruption of the skin, a pimple, pustule; also, the head of a boil or abscess; pl. pustules; also, a rash; the rash, hives, inflammation, etc. resulting from the sting or bite of an……

(a) An injury to a person or an animal involving the piercing, cutting, or laceration of the skin or flesh, a wound; a puncture wound caused by a bee’s sting, an animal’s bite, etc.; also, a gash in……

(a) The state or condition or being yellow in color, yellowness; also, an example or instance of yellowness; colour of yelwenesse (b) the state or condition of being gray or bluish gray in color,……

Pathol. A skin disease characterized by itching. …

Pathol. A pustule caused by phlegm. …