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brad·sot
\ˈbradsət\ noun
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Etymology: probably from Icelandic brāthasōt, from Old Norse, plague, murrain, from brāthr sudden, hasty, heated + sōtt sickness, disease; akin to Old Norse brāth tar and to Old Norse sjūkr sick — more at breath, sick
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