tuberculose
/t(j)ʊˈbəːkjʊləʊs/ /tʃʊˈbəːkjʊləʊs/ /t(j)ʊˈbəːkjʊləʊz/Zoology and Botany. Now rare
adjective
= tuberculate.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in John Hill (bap. 1714, d. 1775), physician and actor. From post-classical Latin tuberculosus tuberculous; compare -ose.
- electric action
- electrical
- electrical cable
- electrical chair
- electrical charge
- electrical conductivity
- electrical engineer
- electrical engineering
- electrical fire
- electrical fluid
- electrical kite
- electrically
- electrically powered
- electricalness
- electrical power
- electrical recording
- electrical resistance
- electrical shock
- electrical steel
- electrical storm
- electric-arc furnace
- electric arc welding
- electric atmosphere
- electric bell
- electric blanket