varicose vein
varicose vein noun: an abnormally swollen or dilated vein.
Noun
varicose vein (plural varicose veins)
- An abnormally swollen or dilated vein.
- Back there in the rolling, olive-clad hills is a splendid region of whose existence most of the visitors to the Riviera are unaware. There are no garish restaurants or casinos, no hot doggeries or Slopsy-kola signs, no half-naked women or twitching varicose veins being paraded.1960, Stephen Lister [pseudonym; Digby George Gerahty], chapter 12, in In Search of Paradise, London: Peter Davies, →OCLC, page 162
- The medical condition of having such veins, especially in the legs.
varicose vein meaning in Tamil, Urdu, Telugu and Arabic
varicose vein in Tamil
- சுருள்சிரை, விரிசுருள் சிரை
varicose vein in Urdu
- سوجی ہوئی رگ
varicose vein in Telugu
- abnormally swollen or dilated vein
- ఉబ్బుసిర ubbusira
- medical condition
- ఉబ్బుసిరలు ubbusiralu
varicose vein in Arabic
- medical condition
- الدوالي
Forms of varicose vein
| plural | varicose veins |
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Questions about varicose vein
- What does varicose vein mean?
- Varicose vein means an abnormally swollen or dilated vein.
- What is varicose vein in Tamil?
- Varicose vein in Tamil is சுருள்சிரை, விரிசுருள் சிரை. See Varicose vein meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is varicose vein?
- Varicose vein is a noun.
- What is the plural of varicose vein?
- The plural of varicose vein is varicose veins.
Words near varicose vein in the dictionary
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