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bubonic

[ byoo-bon-ik, boo- ]

adjective

Pathology.
  1. of or relating to a bubo.
  2. accompanied by or affected with buboes.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of bubonic1

1870–75; < Late Latin ²úÅ«²úŲÔ- (stem of ²úÅ«²úÅ ) bubo + -ic
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And if you go, is the employee at checkout yawning because of fatigue or the bubonic plague?

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That doesn’t include the cost of the diseases the animals spread, such as hantavirus, murine typhus and bubonic plague, nor the mental health toll of living among them.

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But apart from family dynamics, Saklatvala was also deeply influenced by the devastation caused by the bubonic plague in Bombay in the late 1890s.

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Cockroaches carry a wide range of diseases and pathogens including bubonic plague, dysentery, hepatitis, hookworms, leprosy, salmonella and polio.

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Madagascar is one of the last places where outbreaks of human bubonic plague still happen regularly.

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