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Meanings of pox in English
Usage of pox in English
1
Watson reports two cases in which a child in utero had small-pox.
2
Upon a general calculation, threescore persons in every hundred have the small-pox.
3
Small-pox does not vitiate the blood of a people; this disease does.
4
I have mentioned the presence of small-pox in connexion with these Indians.
5
But there is a general report that she died of the small-pox.
6
And in the meanwhile ye'll no hinder Gilliewhackit to take the small-pox.
7
During this state of apprehensive inactivity, the small-pox broke out in Albany.
8
This day I hear that the Princess Royal has the small pox.
9
I felt as if I had contracted some obscure form of pox.
10
I wonder if we could interest her in a case of small-pox.
11
Of all the diseases, measles and chicken-pox are probably the most contagious.
12
In January, between sixty and seventy persons died from small-pox every day.
13
This day Robert Arnold and Joshua Hurd died with the small pox.
14
I won't hear him; I can't bear the plague and the small-pox.
15
I'm sure you remember how it was to have the chicken pox.
16
Then came the bad news: Guy did indeed have the chicken pox.
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Pox through the time
Pox across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common