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fester Verb 1. to grow worse and increasingly hostile: the bitterness which had been festering beneath the surface 2. (of a wound) to form pus 3. to rot and decay: rubbish festered in the heat [Old French festre suppurating sore]
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fester Translations v fester [ˈfestə] (of an open injury eg a cut or sore) to become infected The wound began to fester. sweer يتَقَيَّح،يتَعَفَّن загноявам hnisat blive betændt; blive inficeret eitern μολύνομαι inflamarse, supurar, enconarse mädaseks minema چرک کردن märkiä (s')envenimer לְהִזדַהֵם בְּמוּגלָה सड़ना घाव, कड़वाहट होना zagnojiti se (rana) gennyed terinfeksi grafa í suppurare うむ 곪다; 곪게 하다 pūliuoti strutot; pūžņot bernanah zweren bli betent; skille ut materie ropieć inflamar a se infecta гноиться hnisať gnojiti se inficirati vara [] เป็นหนอง iltihaplanmak 化膿,潰爛 гноїтися, гнити زخم می ناسور پڑنا یا ڈالنا mưng mủ 化脓,溃烂 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| In fact, the searing hate and desire for physical vengeance that festers within the bosom of this castoff daughter of the legendary ruler Agamemnon, sounds quite plausible coming from the mouth of Mackay, who makes no effort to instill any femininity into his portrayal. Andrew Sung Park introduces the Asian concept of han, which represents the deep wound of the victim "that festers from within" (p. Usually, when trees are cleared, the place festers, because undergrowth on the perimeter of the site is suddenly exposed to ultraviolet light, dies and the whole scar gets continuously bigger. |
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