Ulcer

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 484
uKser, n. (lied.) An open sore upon ternal or internal surface, caused by a wound, or chronic disease, etc., and discharging pus, UFcerate, v. i. To become ulcerous. — v. t. fect with an ulcer or ulcers. — Ulcera'tion, ce of forming into an ulcer; state of being ated; an ulcer. — UFcered, -serd, a. Having ulcerous; ulcerated. — Ul'cerous, -us, a. Having nature or character of an ulcer; affected with cer or ulcers.
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