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Meanings of chilblains in English
Usage of chilblains in English
1
All the company had chilblains, too, and it was a sorry crowd.
2
If she's got the mumps, and the chilblains, and the ingrowing warts-
3
One day she was pitying a young girl who suffered from chilblains.
4
A raw onion may be rubbed on unbroken chilblains with good results.
5
I had the chilblains bad, so Mrs. Duke gave 'em to me.
6
Alice Chick has chilblains in winter, then she gets a cruel, bad hand.
7
They just like to tell about their chilblains and their stone-bruises.
8
I will make you a bet he was not much troubled by chilblains.
9
The eternal scrubbing of mackintoshes is not helpful to chilblains on the hands.
10
If I was not afraid of chilblains, I would go to Saint Petersburg.
11
Their hands were just as bad, covered with chilblains and sores.
12
In Dublin, Doctor Pincher spent an uncomfortable winter, afflicted with chilblains.
13
Mine have chilblains or something this year, and won't bloom for a cent.
14
Look out that you don't get chilblains on your own feet.
15
Why, I haven't seen so bad a case of chilblains these ten years.
16
Bathe the chilblains in strong alum water, as hot as it can be borne.
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United Kingdom
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