Pox is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POX in dictionary:

VERB:
• to infect with syphilis
• To infect with the pox, or syphilis.
• infect with pox
NOUN:
• any of several viral diseases producing a rash of pimples that become pus-filled and leave pockmarks on healing.
• syphilis.
• smallpox.
• disease in which skin pustules form
• Strictly, a disease by pustules or eruptions of any kind, but chiefly or wholly restricted to three or four diseases, -- the smallpox, the chicken pox, and the vaccine and the venereal diseases.
• a common venereal disease caused by the treponema pallidum spirochete; symptoms change through progressive stages; can be congenital (transmitted through the placenta)
• a contagious disease characterized by purulent skin eruptions that may leave pock marks
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to infect with a pox (a disease marked by skin eruptions)

Words related to POX

poxed15 poxes14 poxing16

Words that contain POX

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How to use POX in a sentence

• They are a very healthy people, and have hardly any diseases, except those occasioned by the drinking of rum, and the small pox.
• Pox of Peace! she has churles enough to fatten her.
• Are ye so hot, with a pox? would you kiss my mistress? cool ye there, then, good Dick Coomes.
• Next morning it was worse for we saw small pox flags all over town.
• Measles, diphtheria, scarlet fever, chicken pox and whooping cough.
• Pop works claimed by Louise Pox Connell as widow of the author SEE Connell, Richard.
• Measles broke out, then small pox and the white folks put us in a room all together at the white house so we could be seen after.
• They had the small pox and measles at one and the same time, but other disorders separately.
• In the last-named year, in consequence of the ravages of the small pox, heretofore alluded to and which prevailed the year previous, they had lost at least fifty per cent.
• They informed the whites that the small pox was making terrible havoc with the Blackfeet Indians.
• Here they obtained news of the Blackfeet Indians, which showed that the ravages of the small pox had been greatly over estimated.
• Excluding small pox, and the lesser complaints among young children, no epidemics are known.
• Ah, Pox of the Cashier for detaining me so long, where the Devil shall I find him now.
• Small pox and all the contagious and infectious diseases would make short work with the tenement-house population, were any of them to become epidemic in the city.
• A clerk from my central office at the Horse Guards developed small pox this morning.
• A pox on that wind-broker Aeolus, with his fluster-blusters.
• I saw there a young parazon cure many of the new consumption, I mean the pox, though they were never so peppered.
• Visart caught the small pox the Ugly Club toasted her.
• Guagugiana being full of these blotches which we call the French pox, was put by a woman named Guabonito into a guanara, or bye-place, and there cured.
• Some few years, indeed, before the foundation of this colony, the small pox committed the most dreadful ravages among the aborigines.
• It is the more proper, too, that you should hear it, because it will show you what a terrible calamity the small pox was to our forefathers.
• That terrible disease, the small pox, had recently made its appearance in the town.
• The boy had heard, probably, that some of his playmates were taken ill with the small pox.
• Many, who thought themselves more pious than their neighbors, contended, that, if Providence had ordained them to die of the small pox, it was sinful to aim at preventing it.
• To heighten their distress, the small pox broke out.
• The people’s wrath grew so hot at his attempt to guard them from the small pox, that he could not walk the streets in peace.

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