algidity
/alˈdʒɪdɪti/Chiefly Medicine
noun
Coldness, chilliness; specifically coldness of the skin or body, especially in an individual suffering from shock, as in the late stages of untreated cholera, septicaemia, etc.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Blount (1618–1679), antiquary and lexicographer. From algid + -ity, after post-classical Latin algiditas.
- well-lined
- well-liquored
- well-lit
- well-liveried
- well-living
- well-loaded
- well-lodged
- well-looking
- well-lost
- well-loved
- well-lunged
- well made
- well maintained
- well-managed
- well-manned
- well mannered
- well marked
- well-married
- well-marshalled
- well-masked
- well matched
- well-mated
- well matured
- well-meaner
- well meaning