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Meanings of black vomit in English
An acute viral hemorrhagic disease transmitted by mosquitoes.
Usage of black vomit in English
1
Concerning his death, no one could doubt the cause being black vomit.
2
She was free of the grinding gears, beyond the black vomit of urban architecture.
3
The awful black vomit soon set in.
4
The yellow fever, or black vomit, at Vera Cruz, scarcely carries off the sick with so alarming a rapidity.
5
He arrived in Havana on Tuesday, and on the Friday following he was buried, having died of the black vomit.
6
The stage of calm follows the fall of the temperature with increased jaundice and vomiting of dark altered blood, the " black vomit."
7
The sheets were tinged with yellow, and with that substance which is said to be characteristic of this disease, the gangrenous or black vomit.
8
The bee did not atone, by its honey-making, for its sting; a full-blown rose did not absolve the sun for yellow fever and black vomit.
9
She entered prison in 2016 and within two months was complaining of a burning throat, vomiting and nausea - and later on - black vomit.
10
M. le Duc de Berry had vomited a good deal- ablackvomit.
11
"The black vomit wrench thee!-runall of ye above, alow, cabin, forecastle-findhim-not gone-notgone!"
12
"Did those downstairs have black vomit?"
13
"He, no doubt, died of the black vomit, hastened by the want of care," he concluded, as he left the cell.
14
'Ray!' he heaved the word into the air, just before a gush of black vomit filled his throat and ran over his lips.
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