chordee
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of chordee
1700–10; < French cordée (feminine past participle) corded, in the phrase chaude-pisse cordée corded gonorrhea
Example Sentences
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The treatment for chordee is surgery, and how could I ask him to go through that?
From Slate
Also in cases of chordee with great irritation; for these purposes I have given it in doses of thirty to sixty drops on retiring, and repeat at midnight or towards morning, if needed; in these cases nothing has given me more satisfaction than this remedy.
From Project Gutenberg
Internally, used for.—Nervousness, sleeplessness, hysteria, in afterpains, to prevent chordee.
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Following is good for chordee, etc.:
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