ulcerous
91wundiht — adj ulcerous, full of sores (1) …
92wundspring — m ( es/ as) ulcerous wound …
93ulcer — ul|cer [ˈʌlsə US ər] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Latin; Origin: ulcus] a sore area on your skin or inside your body that may ↑bleed or produce poisonous substances ▪ stomach ulcers >ulcerous adj …
94cankery — adj. having a ulcerous sore …
95canker — noun 1》 a destructive fungal disease of trees that results in damage to the bark. ↘an open lesion in plant tissue caused by infection or injury. ↘fungal rot in parsnips, tomatoes, or other vegetables. 2》 an ulcerous condition of an animal …
96lupus — [ lu:pəs] noun Medicine an ulcerous skin condition, especially one due to direct infection with tuberculosis. Derivatives lupoid adjective lupous adjective Origin C16: from L., lit. wolf …
97ulcer — noun an open sore on an external or internal surface of the body, caused by a break in the skin or mucous membrane which fails to heal. Derivatives ulcered adjective ulcerous adjective Origin ME: from L. ulcus, ulcer …
98ulcer — noun (C) a sore area on your skin or inside your body that may bleed or produce poisonous substances: stomach ulcers ulcerous adjective …
99morbid — adj 1. somber, morose, pessimistic, blue, melancholic, atrabilious, hypochondriacal; depressed, despondent, dejected, out of sorts, Inf. in the dumps; gloomy, lugubrious, dreary, dull, glum. 2. unwholesome, unhealthy, sick, unsound; sickly,… …
100purulent — adj 1. suppurating, gathering, festering, mattering, maturating, coming or drawing to a head; discharging, excreting, draining, running. 2. ulcerous, ulcerative, ulcerated, festered, furuncu lar, furunculous, cankerous, cankered; gangrenous,… …
