Definition
Definition of garget - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
livestock diseaseDated inflammation of a cow's or sheep's udderDated
- The farmer treated the cow's garget promptly.
2.
pokeweedDated plant with poisonous berries and rootDated
- Children were warned not to eat garget berries.
3.
veterinaryDated disease in pigs causing staggering and appetite lossDated
- The vet diagnosed the pig with garget.
Images of garget
plant with poisonous berries and root
Origin of garget
Middle English, garget (throat)
Examples of garget in a sentence
Veterinarians are researching new treatments for garget. Garget roots were mistakenly harvested with other plants. The garden was overrun with garget, posing a risk to pets. Farmers are worried about garget spreading in the herd. Garget symptoms appeared in several animals.
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- French:mammite, raisin d'Amérique, ...
- German:Euterentzündung, Kermesbeere, ...
- Italian:mastite, fitolacca, ...
- Spanish:mamitis, hierba carmín, ...
- Portuguese:mamite, erva-moura, ...
- Chinese:乳房炎, 商陆, ...
- Japanese:乳房炎, ヨウシュヤマゴボウ, ...
- Arabic:اِلْتِهَابُ الضَّرْعِ, عُشْبَة البوك, ...
- Hebrew:דַּלֶּקֶת עֲטִין, צֶמַח עָקַר עִם פְּרִיּוֹת וְשׁוֹרָשִׁים רַעִילִים, ...
- Russian:мастит, фитолакка, ...
- Ukrainian:мастит, фітолакка, ...
- Hindi:थन की सूजन, गार्गेट, ...
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