catarrhal

[kuh-tahr-uhl]

adjective

1. Pathology.,  relating to or caused by catarrh.

Example Sentences

We should leave van Gogh to the Dutch, from whose lips “Gogh” emerges as a two-part catarrhal feast.

From The New Yorker

The novel is fast-paced, shocking, amoral, written in a sweary, phonetic, catarrhal slang.

From The Guardian

The zoo discovered the virus after six African antelope fell ill and died in October of malignant catarrhal fever.

From Los Angeles Times

The zoo says Thursday that they made the “difficult yet responsible decision” to euthanize the mountain goats last month because of malignant catarrhal fever.

From Seattle Times

But the politeness that kills faster than any other is that of the consumptive, bronchially-affected, or catarrhal patient.

From Project Gutenberg