What is "tremens"

Usage examples of "tremens".

She had used it only once, that last day, when Earl had begun to hallucinate from a combination of delirium tremens and just plain lunacy.

If he were experiencing delirium tremens, his symptoms ought to be more extreme.

If he had delirium tremens, the chance of hallucinations and agitation was still very real.

You were suffering from acute delirium tremens, a condition that is often fatal.

Delirium tremens comes from Latin, and means literally "trembling delirium.

The delirium tremens of death made the crawling walls of a drunkard's nightmares seem amusing by contrast.

Quebeck was surveyed and laid out by a gentleman who had been afflicted with the delirium tremens from childhood, and hence his idees of things was a little irreg'ler.

They had no Congress, faro banks, delirium tremens, or Associated Press.