† cholerizedadj.1
Medicine. Obsolete. rare.
Of blood: containing constituents of bile.
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cholerical1569
cholerized1866
1866 A. C. McLeod Alcoholic Dis. 6 For this condition of the blood, peculiar, at least in a state of health, to the vena porta and its tributaries, I would propose, as convenient and significant, the term cholerized.
1866 A. C. McLeod Alcoholic Dis. 8 The whole circulation may thus become partially ‘cholerized’.
1887 Hoblyn's Dict. Terms Med. & Collateral Sci. (ed. 11) 139/1 Cholerized; Hyper-cholerized, terms applied by Dr. Macleod to the state of the blood in the portal system.
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† cholerizedadj.2
Medicine. Obsolete.
Infected or previously infected with cholera.
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choleric1831
choleraic1832
choleretic1836
cholerized1868
1868 Rep. Cholera Epidemic 1866 Eng. p. lxix A glass of cholerized water may be fatal.
1885 Twentieth Cent. Aug. 344 The immunity exhibited by the cholerised population from attack within twelve months..was nearly twelve times as great as that exhibited by the non-cholerised.
1887 Trans. Epidemiol. Soc. 1885–6 5 83 The..arrival of the cholerised army on shore.
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