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Word of the day
forDecember 17
cholericadj
  1. Senses relating tocholer oryellow bile (“one of thefourhumoursformerlybelieved to besecreted by theliver”).
    1. (medicine,historical)
      1. Of orrelating to choler.
      2. Of aperson: having anexcess of choler, and thus having atendency tobecomeangryeasily; also, of a person'scomplexion ortemperament:dominated by choler.
        1. (astrology,historical) Of aplanet orzodiac sign,season, etc.:affecting people having an excess of choler,causinganger orirritability.
      3. (obsolete)
        1. Of adisease orsymptom:caused by choler, especially whenabnormal orexcessive.
        2. Of abodyorgan: affected by orcontaining choler, especially when abnormal or excessive.
        3. Offood: causing an excess of choler in the body.
    2. (by extension)
      1. Of a person: having a tendency to become angry easily;bad-tempered,irritable; also,feeling orshowing anger; angry,enraged.
      2. Of anact,feeling,words, etc.:arising from orshowing anger.
      3. (obsolete)hot; also, hot anddry.
  2. Senses relating tocholera (“any of severalacuteinfectious diseases caused by certainstrains of theVibrio choleraebacterium”).
    1. (medicine)Synonym ofcholeraic(of or relating to cholera; also, affected by cholera).

cholericn

  1. Senses relating tocholer.
    1. (medicine,historical) Aperson having anexcess of choler, and thus having atendency tobecomeangryeasily;preceded bythe: such peoplecollectively.
    2. (by extension) A person having a tendency to become angry easily;preceded bythe: such people collectively
  2. Senses relating tocholera.
    1. (medicine,obsolete)Synonym ofcholeraic(a personsuffering from cholera).
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