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uredo


uredo [yoo-ree-doh] ExamplesWord Origin noun Pathology.

  1. a skin irritation; hives; urticaria.

Origin of uredo 1700–10; Latin ūrēdō blast, blight, burning itch, equivalent to ūr(ere) to burn + -ēdō noun suffix Examples from the Web for uredo Historical Examples of uredo

  • Chapter 19: “Uredo vivalis” should be “Uredo nivalis” as in the French version.

    The Voyages and Adventures of Captain Hatteras

    Jules Verne

  • They are attached to the filaments of the mycelium, as in Uredo segetum.

    An Elementary Text-book of the Microscope

    John William Griffith

  • The disc which has produced the Uredo spores now gives rise to the resting spores, and so the cycle is complete.

    Fungi: Their Nature and Uses

    Mordecai Cubitt Cooke

  • The spores of both these species of Uredo may be found in most kinds of flour and bread, especially in those of inferior quality.

    An Elementary Text-book of the Microscope

    John William Griffith

  • British Dictionary definitions for uredo uredo noun plural uredines (jʊˈriːdɪˌniːz)

    1. a less common name for urticaria

    Word Origin for uredo C18: from Latin: burning itch, from ūrere to burn

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