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Definition of eruption
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Eruption
(n.) A
violent
exclamation;
ejaculation.
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Miliary
::
Miliary
(a.)
Accompanied
with an
eruption
like
millet
seeds;
as, a
miliary
fever..
Dengue
::
Dengue
(n.) A
specific
epidemic
disease
attended
with high
fever,
cutaneous
eruption,
and
severe
pains in the head and
limbs,
resembling
those of
rheumatism;
--
called
also
breakbone
fever.
It
occurs
in
India,
Egypt,
the West
Indies,
etc., is of short
duration,
and
rarely
fatal..
Eruptional
::
Eruptional
(a.)
Eruptive.
Lentigo
::
Lentigo
(n.) A
freckly
eruption
on the skin;
freckles.
Blotch
::
Blotch
(a.) A large
pustule,
or a
coarse
eruption..
Miliary
::
Miliary
(a.) Like
millet
seeds;
as, a
miliary
eruption..
Eczema
::
Eczema
(n.) An
inflammatory
disease
of the skin,
characterized
by the
presence
of
redness
and
itching,
an
eruption
of small
vesicles,
and the
discharge
of a
watery
exudation,
which often dries up,
leaving
the skin
covered
with
crusts;
--
called
also
tetter,
milk
crust,
and salt
rheum..
Herpes
::
Herpes
(n.) An
eruption
of the skin,
taking
various
names,
according
to its form, or the part
affected;
especially,
an
eruption
of
vesicles
in small
distinct
clusters,
accompanied
with
itching
or
tingling,
including
shingles,
ringworm,
and the like; -- so
called
from its
tendency
to creep or
spread
from one part of the skin to
another..
Outbreak
::
Outbreak
(n.) A
bursting
forth;
eruption;
insurrection.
Syderolite
::
Sycosis
(n.) A
pustular
eruption
upon the
scalp,
or the
beared
part of the face,
whether
due to
ringworm,
acne, or
impetigo..
Efflorescence
::
Efflorescence
(n.) A
redness
of the skin;
eruption,
as in rash,
measles,
smallpox,
scarlatina,
etc..
Salt Rheum
::
Salt rheum () A
popular
name, esp. in the
United
States,
for
various
cutaneous
eruptions,
particularly
for those of
eczema.
See
Eczema..
Prurigo
::
Prurigo
(n.) A
papular
disease
of the skin, of which
intense
itching
is the chief
symptom,
the
eruption
scarcely
differing
from the
healthy
cuticle
in
color..
Typhus
::
Typhus
(n.) A
contagious
continued
fever
lasting
from two to three
weeks,
attended
with great
prostration
and
cerebral
disorder,
and
marked
by a
copious
eruption
of red spots upon the body. Also
called
jail
fever,
famine
fever,
putrid
fever,
spottled
fever,
etc. See Jail
fever,
under
Jail..
Papular
::
Papular
(a.)
Consisting
of
papules;
characterized
by the
presence
of
papules;
as, a
papular
eruption..
Lenticula
::
Lenticula
(n.) A kind of
eruption
upon the skin;
lentigo;
freckle.
Brash
::
Brash (n.) A rash or
eruption;
a
sudden
or
transient
fit of
sickness.
Smallpox
::
Smallpox
(n.) A
contagious,
constitutional,
febrile
disease
characterized
by a
peculiar
eruption;
variola.
The
cutaneous
eruption
is at first a
collection
of
papules
which
become
vesicles
(first
flat,
subsequently
umbilicated)
and then
pustules,
and
finally
thick
crusts
which
slough
after a
certain
time, often
leaving
a pit, or
scar..
Eruption
::
Eruption
(n.) That which
bursts
forth.
Itch
::
Itch (n.) A
sensation
in the skin
occasioned
(or
resembling
that
occasioned)
by the itch
eruption;
--
called
also
scabies,
psora,
etc..
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