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Synonyms for Gumboil:
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n.
• state Other synonyms:
- Adam's Apple ,
- agape ,
- corner ,
- dribble ,
- epiglottis ,
- froth ,
- furry ,
- gargle ,
- gingivitis .
Other relevant words:
- abscess ,
- bleb ,
- blister ,
- boil ,
- bunion ,
- canker ,
- carbuncle ,
- chancre ,
- chilblain ,
- eruption ,
- felon ,
- fester ,
- festering ,
- furuncle ,
- gathering ,
- inflammation ,
- lesion ,
- papule ,
- pile ,
- pimple ,
- pock ,
- polyp ,
- pustule ,
- rising ,
- scab ,
- sore ,
- stigma ,
- sty ,
- swelling ,
- tubercle ,
- ulcer ,
- ulceration ,
- wale ,
- welt ,
- wheal ,
- whelk ,
- wound .
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What are the hyponyms for Gumboil?
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Usage examples for Gumboil
"Listen to the doctor," Pearl commanded sternly, "or he'll raise a gumboil on ye."
"Sowing Seeds in Danny"
I do not wish to be understood as giving this diagnosis as final at all, but from what I have already stated, taken together with other clinical and pathological data within my reach, and the fact that minute, tabulated gumboil bactinae were found floating through some of the cell nests, I have every reason to fear the worst.
"Remarks"
However, if the gentlemanly, courteous and urbane members of the Academy of Science, of Erin Prairie, to whom I am already largely indebted for past favors, will kindly forward to me, prepaid, another scraping from the mansard roof of Mr. Flannery's mouth next week, I will open another keg of hard words and trace this gumboil theory to a successful termination, if I have to use up the whole ceiling of the patient's mouth.
"Remarks"
Famous quotes with Gumboil
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Every expert is like a gumboil: his fullness is one-sided.
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- Synonyms:
- fossilized, hard, hardened, petrified, rigid, anachronistic, antediluvian, antiquated, antique, archaic.