varicose in Irish
varicose in Irish is borrtha — varicose means describing veins that are abnormally swollen, twisted, and enlarged, usually in the legs.
varicose in Irish
borrtha
(usually of a vein or set of veins) Abnormally swollen, dilated or knotty.
What does "varicose" mean?
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adj Describing veins that are abnormally swollen, twisted, and enlarged, usually in the legs.
"Standing for long shifts at work made her varicose veins worse."
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varicose in a sentence
- Standing for long shifts at work made her varicose veins worse.
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What is "varicose" in Irish?
"varicose" in Irish is borrtha. varicose means: Describing veins that are abnormally swollen, twisted, and enlarged, usually in the legs.
How do you use "varicose" in a sentence?
Example: "Standing for long shifts at work made her varicose veins worse." In Irish, "varicose" is borrtha.
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