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catarrhy

catarrhy adjective: characterised by catarrh; mucous.

Adjective

catarrhy (comparative more catarrhy, superlative most catarrhy)

  1. Characterised by catarrh; mucous.

Forms of catarrhy

comparativemore catarrhy
superlativemost catarrhy

Origin of catarrhy

From catarrh + -y.

Questions about catarrhy

What does catarrhy mean?
Catarrhy means characterised by catarrh; mucous.
What part of speech is catarrhy?
Catarrhy is an adjective.

Words near catarrhy in the dictionary

  1. catarrhally
  2. catarrhine
  3. catarrhines
  4. catarrhous
  5. catarrhs
  6. catarrhy
  7. catascopic
  8. catasetum
  9. catasetums
  10. catasta
  11. catastae

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