Dropsy

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 152
drop'si, n. an unnatural collection of mater in any part of the body JCorr from hydropsy—Fr. kydropme—L. hydroptsn — Gr. — hydrops hydor, water.] Drosky, dros'ki. v. a low four-wheeled open carnage, much used in Ru ia Ru drojkt Dro , dros, «. the scum which metals throw when melting waste maLter refuse rust, [A. S. dros, from dreosatt to fall Ger. druse, ore decayed by the weather Dro y, dros'i, adj like dro : impure: worthle . n. Dro ihe . Drought, drowt, dryne want of rain or of water: thirst. {A.S. drugoth, dryne -dryge.]
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