Fevers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEVERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FEVER, to affect with an abnormally high body temperature
• bring about a high body temperature or a state of nervous excitement in
NOUN:
• an abnormally high body temperature, usually accompanied by shivering, headache, and in severe instances, delirium
• a state of nervous excitement or agitation
• the excitement felt by a group of people about a particular public event
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to affect with fever (abnormal elevation of the body temperature)

Words related to FEVERS

fever11 fevered14 fevering15

Words that contain FEVERS

enfevers14

How to use FEVERS in a sentence

• Fresh air in cases of distemper, and, indeed, in fevers of all kinds, cannot be too highly extolled.
• The inhabitants are a wretched pallid set, who are visited every year with devastating fevers.
• The place has since become much less subject to fevers than in former years.
• It was only subsequently that I discovered that the secret of the fevers was in the water drawn from the wells of Florence.
• But at the moment, the effect of the fevers was to drive me out of Florence, where residence had on many accounts proved most delightful, and send me off again on adventure.
• These insects, and the fevers they cause, and dysentery and starvation and wearing hardship and accidents in rapids are what the pioneer explorers have to fear.
• In fevers, I have known milk to be strictly forbidden, but ham and biscuit recommended by the physician.
• I can be cautious, you see, upon some points, and Roman fevers frighten me for our little Wiedeman.
• I will show you burning fields and houses, and starving men and women by the thousands, and men and women dying of fevers.
• Intermittent fevers reduced his strength, but rarely interfered with his activity.
• The missionaries, who have mostly resided in the uplands, have but seldom fallen victims to fevers.
• The leaves, which are bitter and pungent rather than aromatic, are considered as a powerful antiseptic, and are employed in fevers in the place of Peruvian bark.
• In fevers they give a decoction of the herb lakun, and bathe the patient, for two or three mornings, in warm water.
• The charm of respectful adoration had lost its novelty, and once again his breast was racked by fitful fevers which could scarcely calm themselves even by conversion into sonnets.
• In Khartoum itself there were no fevers or pestilence, and food was given daily to the very poor.
• But their numbers were soon thinned by disease, for they had entered Rome in the most unhealthy time of the year, when fevers have always prevailed.
• Pigeons, split alive and applied to the soles of the feet, are efficacious in fevers and convulsions.
• Beneath the spreading boughs gushed a sparkling fountain, of which people drank to preserve them from fevers.
• In addition there is a fee of three guineas for the special study of fevers.
• No more intermittent fevers prevail in the regions now covered with forests of the myrtaceae.
• The juice of the leaves of the Sephalika tree are used in curing both remittant and intermittent fevers.
• With the summer came fevers, and soon fifty of the one hundred and five original colonists were dead.

Similar words containing FEVER without suffix s

fever11 enfever13 fevered14 enfevers14 feverfew20 fevering15 feverish17 feverous14 enfevered16 feverfews21 feverless15 feverroot15 feverweed19 feverwort18 enfevering17 feverishly22 feverously19 feverroots16 feverweeds20 feverworts19 feverishness21 feverishnesses23

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