Mange
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 250
manj, n. The scab or itch in cattle, dogs, etc. — Man'gy, i -ji, a. [-gier, -giest.] Infected I with, etc.; scabby. — Man'gine , n. Mangel-wurzel, man'gl-wgr'zl, n. A Targe kind of field beet used for feeding cattle. bridge Manger, manner, n. A fixed receptacle to hold food for horses — i: t. upon or cattle, in a barn or stable. (Naut.) A space at the fore-end of the deck, bounded by the ^ To by care which enters the to hawse-holes prevent water from -M-angei-wurz running over ei. the mange i board, one's or deck.
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