Ague is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGUE in dictionary:

VERB:
• To strike with an ague, or with a cold fit.
NOUN:
• a malarial fever
• a fever or shivering fit.
• malaria or another illness involving fever and shivering.
• periodic fever with shivering
• An acute fever.
• An intermittent fever, attended by alternate cold and hot fits.
• The cold fit or rigor of the intermittent fever; as, fever and ague.
• A chill, or state of shaking, as with cold.
• a fit of shivering or shaking
• successive stages of chills and fever that is a symptom of malaria
• a mark (\') placed above a vowel to indicate pronunciation

Words related to AGUE

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Words that contain AGUE

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How to use AGUE in a sentence

• His face was wet by sweat, but although his thin form was covered by a blanket he shook with ague.
• But we did not intend to stay there long enough to catch fever and ague.
• At this point I was attacked with fever and ague, which I supposed to have been contracted during a temporary landing at Sandusky.
• Then I had a chill, and for a time shook as with an ague.
• Then, sitting down again, he had begun trembling, as if he had the ague.
• He that drinks at a sink hole, and suffers long and repeated attacks of fever and ague, or dysentery, in consequence, learns to avoid it in future.
• He trembled in every limb, like one in an ague fit, and it was some seconds before he could regain command of his faculties.
• He paid one hundred dollars for masses for the soul of poor Cunningham, who died of fever and ague one week after his having made the restitution.
• She had taken the place of a nurse, to-day, who was ill with an ague.
• But we could feel the width of the ledge with our feet, and there were times when my legs shook under me like I had the ague.
• This chapel stands in a grove of beech-trees, on a meadow surrounded by a hedge, in one corner of which there is a fountain whose water is said to be a cure for ague.
• Chips cut from a gallows, when carried in a bag suspended from the neck, cured the ague.
• When the gallant brutes did eventually reach the top they were shaking in every limb as if with ague.
• The approach of the winter season, and an ague which seized Cromwell, kept him from pushing the victory any further.
• For a moment or two he shook as though he had an ague.
• Joret and Homolle, of Brittany, and proved an excellent remedy there for a prevailing ague.
• She noticed with an odd, detached sense of curiosity that he was shivering violently as one with an ague.
• In the interim of waiting, still suffering from fever and ague, I visited around among the few other cow-camps scattered up and down the river.
• Then, with hands that trembled as if with ague, I pulled aside the strip of carpet which concealed the hiding-place of what meant a fortune to me.
• Climbing the ladder, he got into bed, and shook as with the ague.
• The ague fit was upon him then, and he shook the bed as he sat down upon it.
• April was in, and the fever and ague were getting better.
• I am now in much better health, but find sudden changes of weather affect me very much, bringing on ague and fever fits.
• But by the time the question of costumes came up, they were shivering in a perfect ague of apprehension.

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