See Also: trachomatous(medicine)
trachomatous pannus(medicine)
trachomatous keratitis(medicine)
trachomatous conjunctivitis(medicine)
Herbal medicine (botanical medicine, herbology, phytomedicine)(health)
smash(3)(dictionary)
smash-up(dictionary)
smash(4)(dictionary)
smash(2)(dictionary)
smash hit(dictionary)

trachomatous keratitis (medicine) and smash(1) (iou)


trachomatous keratitis (medicine)


trachomatous keratitis


See: pannus, corneal pannus.


smash(1) (iou)



smash noun1. E18.
[from SMASH verb1.]
A violent blow with the fist etc. E18.
Boxing Clay took command..with..quick smashes to the face.
b. Tennis & Badminton etc. A hard fast overarm volley. L19.
A shattered or broken condition. Chiefly in break to smash, go to smash, etc. M18.
A severe or extensive crushing or breaking of something; a violent collision or impact; the loud sound of this. E19.
S. Eldred-Grigg Jimmie..died in a motorbike smash.
a. A sudden overwhelming collapse of a bank, business, etc.; a crash; a series of commercial failures. M19.
b. A crushing defeat. L19.
a. A drink of spirits (esp. brandy) with ice, water, sugar, and mint. Chiefly US. M19.
b. Any alcoholic drink, esp. Wine. N. Amer. slang. M20.
An extremely popular Film, person, song, etc.; a hit. Also smash hit. E20.
New Yorker: 'Rambo II'..is the runaway box-office smash of the summer.
A wild or rowdy party. N. Amer. slang. M20.