Definition of garget in English:

garget

noun ˈɡɑːɡɪtˈɡɑrɡət

mass noun

Inflammation of a cow's or ewe's udder.
Example sentencesExamples
- The early American settlers applied it in like manner as a poultice to inflammatory conditions of the cow's udder, in the disease known as garget, a circumstance which has given to the plant one of its common names, garget plant.
- The list of micro-organisms found associated with garget is a very long one.
- Early diagnosis of mastitis or garget is carried out by measuring the concentration of 3-hydroxybutyric acid in milk.

Origin

Early 18th century: perhaps a special use of Old French gargate 'throat'; related to gargoyle. The term was used earlier to denote inflammation of the throat in cattle.

Definition of garget in US English:

garget

nounˈɡɑrɡətˈɡärɡət

Inflammation of a cow's or ewe's udder.
Example sentencesExamples
- The early American settlers applied it in like manner as a poultice to inflammatory conditions of the cow's udder, in the disease known as garget, a circumstance which has given to the plant one of its common names, garget plant.
- Early diagnosis of mastitis or garget is carried out by measuring the concentration of 3-hydroxybutyric acid in milk.
- The list of micro-organisms found associated with garget is a very long one.

Origin

Early 18th century: perhaps a special use of Old French gargate ‘throat’; related to gargoyle. The term was used earlier to denote inflammation of the throat in cattle.

单词	garget
释义	Definition of garget in English: garget noun ˈɡɑːɡɪtˈɡɑrɡət mass noun Inflammation of a cow's or ewe's udder. Example sentencesExamples The early American settlers applied it in like manner as a poultice to inflammatory conditions of the cow's udder, in the disease known as garget, a circumstance which has given to the plant one of its common names, garget plant. The list of micro-organisms found associated with garget is a very long one. Early diagnosis of mastitis or garget is carried out by measuring the concentration of 3-hydroxybutyric acid in milk. Origin Early 18th century: perhaps a special use of Old French gargate 'throat'; related to gargoyle. The term was used earlier to denote inflammation of the throat in cattle. Definition of garget in US English: garget nounˈɡɑrɡətˈɡärɡət Inflammation of a cow's or ewe's udder. Example sentencesExamples The early American settlers applied it in like manner as a poultice to inflammatory conditions of the cow's udder, in the disease known as garget, a circumstance which has given to the plant one of its common names, garget plant. Early diagnosis of mastitis or garget is carried out by measuring the concentration of 3-hydroxybutyric acid in milk. The list of micro-organisms found associated with garget is a very long one. Origin Early 18th century: perhaps a special use of Old French gargate ‘throat’; related to gargoyle. The term was used earlier to denote inflammation of the throat in cattle.
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