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flu
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n. an acute febrile highly contagious viral disease [syn: influenza , grippe ]
Usage examples of flu.
I remember she was dowdily dressed even for an English girl and then later I understood she was in mourning for her parents who were not long dead of the flu.
Yet his unexpected evisceration was destined to enable the greatest menace to the health of the United States since the swine flu to flourish in the very temple Gregory Green Gideon had consecrated to saving America from dietary perdition.
It was perfectly possible that she was insane, sitting on his bed at one in the morning with her pall-like flu and sallow complexion, her allergies and rapt expression, assailing him with talk of the devil, a manipulative vamp, a psychotic seductress, secretly out to ruin his life, the intentional undoing of a priest.
Wiggy got to know her better when Eileen Bateman, in the throes of flu, had telephoned and asked apologetically if Wiggy had any aspirin.
Assume you have the flu unless: Anthrax exposure or cases are reported in your community.
That said, there are some subtle differences between anthrax and the flu.
Chest discomfort, vomiting, and shortness of breath are usually associated with anthrax, but not with the flu.
Other than malnourishment, a slight case of the flu, and a body ravaged by drugs, there was nothing else remarkable, according to the doctor.
The greater the capacity of the World Health Organization, the less likely we are to have to deal with a flu pandemic in our own country.
A terrible fear, as disorienting as the flu and as debilitating as a cataclysmic case of the squitters, was enveloping him.
Or that when you pulled off the Stover job, you felt like holy shit from a bout with the flu?
He said that both strep throat and the chest flu are going around, plus a nasty combination of both.
No cases of the so-called Thannas B flu have been reported anywhere on Ore.
Laughing out loud and making jokes about the unfortunate fact that their camera man was sick with the flu that morning, they returned to their cars and drove off, their hilarity only serving to enrage Turney and Foster more.
The steaming in my head turned out to be mostly due to the flu, and I staggeredfrom bed to exams and back to bed again.