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Definition of disease
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of disease is as below...
Disease
(n.) An
alteration
in the state of the body or of some of its
organs,
interrupting
or
disturbing
the
performance
of the vital
functions,
and
causing
or
threatening
pain and
weakness;
malady;
affection;
illness;
sickness;
disorder;
--
applied
figuratively
to the mind, to the moral
character
and
habits,
to
institutions,
the
state,
etc..
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Deplumation
::
Deplumation
(n.) A
disease
of the
eyelids,
attended
with loss of the
eyelashes..
Cyanopathy
::
Cyanopathy
(n.) A
disease
in which the body is
colored
blue in its
surface,
arising
usually
from a
malformation
of the
heart,
which
causes
an
imperfect
arterialization
of the
blood;
blue
jaundice..
Erythrogen
::
Erythrogen
(n.) A
crystalline
substance
obtained
from
diseased
bile, which
becomes
blood-red
when acted on by
nitric
acid or
ammonia..
Water Doctor
::
Water
doctor
() A
physician
who
treats
diseases
with
water;
an
hydropathist.
Contagious
::
Contagious
(a.)
Conveying
or
generating
disease;
pestilential;
poisonous;
as,
contagious
air..
Morbillous
::
Morbillous
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
measles;
partaking
of the
nature
of
measels,
or
resembling
the
eruptions
of that
disease;
measly..
Closh
::
Closh (n.) A
disease
in the feet of
cattle;
laminitis.
Diathetic
::
Diathetic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
dependent
on, a
diathesis
or
special
constitution
of the body; as,
diathetic
disease..
Pestilence
::
Pestilence
(n.)
Specifically,
the
disease
known as the
plague;
hence,
any
contagious
or
infectious
epidemic
disease
that is
virulent
and
devastating..
State
::
State (n.)
Highest
and
stationary
condition,
as that of
maturity
between
growth
and
decline,
or as that of
crisis
between
the
increase
and the
abating
of a
disease;
height;
acme..
Carney
::
Carney
(n.) A
disease
of
horses,
in which the mouth is so
furred
that the
afflicted
animal
can not eat..
Grudge
::
Grudge
(n.)
Slight
symptom
of
disease.
Evil
::
Evil (n.)
malady
or
disease;
especially
in the
phrase
king's
evil, the
scrofula..
Cure
::
Cure (n.) Act of
healing
or state of being
healed;
restoration
to
health
from
disease,
or to
soundness
after
injury..
Coenurus
::
Coenurus
(n.) The
larval
stage of a
tapeworm
(Taenia
coenurus)
which forms
bladderlike
sacs in the brain of
sheep,
causing
the fatal
disease
known as water
brain,
vertigo,
staggers
or gid..
The Gapes
::
The gapes () A
disease
of young
poultry
and other
birds,
attended
with much
gaping.
It is
caused
by a
parasitic
nematode
worm
(Syngamus
trachealis),
in the
windpipe,
which
obstructs
the
breathing.
See
Gapeworm..
Thin
::
Thin
(superl.)
Not
stout;
slim;
slender;
lean;
gaunt;
as, a
person
becomes
thin by
disease..
Popular
::
Popular
(a.)
Prevailing
among the
people;
epidemic;
as, a
popular
disease..
Physic
::
Physic
(n.) The art of
healing
diseases;
the
science
of
medicine;
the
theory
or
practice
of
medicine.
Asthma
::
Asthma
(n.) A
disease,
characterized
by
difficulty
of
breathing
(due to a
spasmodic
contraction
of the
bronchi),
recurring
at
intervals,
accompanied
with a
wheezing
sound,
a sense of
constriction
in the
chest,
a
cough,
and
expectoration..
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