be+feverish
31Feverishness — Feverish Fe ver*ish, a. 1. Having a fever; suffering from, or affected with, a moderate degree of fever; showing increased heat and thirst; as, the patient is feverish. [1913 Webster] 2. Indicating, or pertaining to, fever; characteristic of a… …
32Ague — Feverish sickness with high fever, perhaps the *sweating sickness or malaria. Severe cases were probably genuine influenza; others, the bad headcold we persist in calling flu. [< Lat. acuta = acute] …
33ЛИХОРАДОЧНЫЙ — FEVERISHВыражение, используемое для характеристики состояния рынков товаров и ценных бумаг в условиях колеблющихся, изменяющихся и неопределенных цен в особенности в период неопределенности основных экон. вопросов …
34apodysophilia — feverish desire to undress Love and Attraction …
35febrile — Feverish …
36febrile — Feverish. See delirium febrile …
37fe´ver|ish|ness — fe|ver|ish «FEE vuhr ihsh, FEEV rihsh», adjective. 1. a) having an abnormally high temperature; having fever. b) having some fever but not much. 2. caused by fever: »a feverish thirst. 3. causing fever: »a feverish climate. 4. infested with fever …
38fe´ver|ish|ly — fe|ver|ish «FEE vuhr ihsh, FEEV rihsh», adjective. 1. a) having an abnormally high temperature; having fever. b) having some fever but not much. 2. caused by fever: »a feverish thirst. 3. causing fever: »a feverish climate. 4. infested with fever …
39fe|ver|ish — «FEE vuhr ihsh, FEEV rihsh», adjective. 1. a) having an abnormally high temperature; having fever. b) having some fever but not much. 2. caused by fever: »a feverish thirst. 3. causing fever: »a feverish climate. 4. infested with fever: »a… …
40hectic — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. feverish, febrile; excited, agitated, frenetic, wild, turbulent. See excitement. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. frenetic, excited, rambunctious, tumultuous, boisterous, restless; see also confused 2 ,… …
