Asthma is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASTHMA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a chronic respiratory disorder
• a respiratory condition marked by attacks of spasm in the bronchi of the lungs, causing difficulty in breathing. It is usually connected to allergic reaction or other forms of hypersensitivity.
• illness causing difficulty in breathing
• A disease, characterized by difficulty of breathing (due to a spasmodic contraction of the bronchi), recurring at intervals, accompanied with a wheezing sound, a sense of constriction in the chest, a cough, and expectoration.
• respiratory disorder characterized by wheezing; usually of allergic origin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a respiratory disease

Words related to ASTHMA

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Words that contain ASTHMA

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How to use ASTHMA in a sentence

• Orgreave, Hilda learnt, was laid up with an attack of asthma, and Osmond Orgreave was working in their bedroom.
• All his life long he was subject to attacks of asthma, which, after suffering every form of disease, he says that he considers to be the worst.
• His book by want of order is obscure, and his asthma, I think, not of the same kind with mine.
• Yesterday the asthma remitted, perceptibly remitted, and I moved with more ease than I have enjoyed for many weeks.
• The asthma suddenly remitted in bed, on the 13th of August, and, though now very oppressive, is, I think, still something gentler than it was before the remission.
• I am still restless, still weak, still watery, but the asthma is less oppressive.
• All this time I have been afflicted with asthma, and the fear is forced upon me that it may end in consumption.
• Jeremy I came down with asthma in Germany while I was pursuing the enemy.
• The poor little canary birds confined in their prisons, are very liable to disease, more especially inflammation of the bowels, asthma, epilepsy, and soreness of the bill.
• Then I came down here to see what the Canyon could do for my asthma and it cured that, and by the Eternal, it cured my soul, too.
• If a person suffering from toothache or asthma catch a live frog before sunrise, and spit into its mouth, immediate relief will be the result.
• On the twenty-eighth day of October, prince George of Denmark died of an asthma and dropsy, with which he had been long afflicted.
• If they survived this, a species of asthma usually carried them off during the year.
• But it is specially provocative of hay fever and hay asthma with persons liable to suffer from these distressing ailments.
• He was a white-bearded sea-captain, too old for service, who had learned that the only way to live on comfortable terms with his asthma was on Hikueru.
• Both were gray-haired old men and the latter was at the time very weak, and suffering from a severe attack of asthma.
• Why, you can recall that when father had asthma he consulted Mr.
• Cortes was sorry for their coming, but he received them with great pomp, and we heard about three months afterwards that Donna Catalina had died of an asthma.
• And when he said he was, she said that he went exactly like a second cousin of hers that had the asthma.
• We suspect the halt is to allow the Fort Hope Factor to get breath, for the sky-line stairway is hard on asthma.
• He had but lately recovered from a rheumatic fever, and was further held down by frequent attacks of asthma.
• He suffered greatly from asthma, and consequently slept almost always in a chair.
• To the sufferings from the effect of the poison were added those of a violent asthma.

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