runs in Latin
runs in Latin is foria — runs means informal term for diarrhea.
runs in Latin
foria
(slang, often with "the") Diarrhea/diarrhoea.
What does "runs" mean?
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noun Informal term for diarrhea.
"Bad shellfish gave us both the runs on holiday."
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runs in a sentence
- Bad shellfish gave us both the runs on holiday.
- Drink plenty of water if you've got the runs.
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What is "runs" in Latin?
"runs" in Latin is foria. runs means: Informal term for diarrhea.
How do you use "runs" in a sentence?
Example: "Bad shellfish gave us both the runs on holiday." In Latin, "runs" is foria.
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