sore-throat

(sdr-thrét’). See laryngitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis. _cler, ’s s., 'dysphonia clericorum. cyclists’ 8., a form of sore-throat uliar to bicyclers, and said to be due to in- alation of road-dust. diphtheric s., croupous tonsillitis. Fother gill’s s8., ulcerative angina of severe scarlatina. hospital s., septic inflammation of the pharynx and fauces sometimes affecting nurses and interns in hospitals. putrid 8., gangrenous pharyngitis. septic 8., streptococcus tonsillitis. spotted s., follicular tonsillitis. ulcerated s., putrid sore-throat. sorghum (sor’gum) [L.]. 1. A cane-like gra , Andropo'gon sorgh'um, of many varieties: cultivated for its juice, from which sugar and syrup are prepared. It is frequently a cause of poisoning to cattle who eat it. 2. A syrup prepared from the above: used as an article of food. The seed of broom-corn, a cultivated variety of A. sacckara‘tum, is a soothing diuretic. Dose of fluidextract, τ fi.dr. (4 c.c.).