febris
[feb-ris]
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noun, plural feb·res [feb-reez] /ˈfɛb riz/.
(in prescriptions) fever.
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Nearby words
- febrifugal,
- febrifuge,
- febrile,
- febrile convulsion,
- febrility,
- february,
- february revolution,
- fec,
- fec.,
- fecal
Origin of febris
From Latin
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