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grippe
[ grip ]
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- grippal adjective
- grippelike adjective
- post·grippal adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of grippe1
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Example Sentences
I remember when I read Eternity, I was sick with grippe at the time and I just got sicker.
Influenza, called popularly the grippe, is caused by the bacillus influenzae, which was isolated by Pfeiffer in 1891.
That was last winter—of the grippe—and I tell you I've felt bad about Sarah ever since.
The hot-blanket pack is indicated at the onset of many fevers such as in typhoid, grippe, pneumonia, etc.
Another bath which is effectual at the onset of grippe or pneumonia is the sweating bath.
These things would account for the grippe, and for the abnormal fever of which Bennie boasted.
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