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MOS 14-A. Disease such as Quinsy 6 letters

mcfcscott | 11:01 Sun 29th Mar 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Is it Angina?

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Davao

14A: Angina

wideboy

I'm going with angina because of the letters but angina doesn't seem to be anything like a quinsy - see here:-

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Body-and-Soul/Q uestion251327.html

monkeyeyes

Abcess ?

ronayne

i like abcess!

ronayne

changed my mind, angina!

monkeyeyes

A 'quinsy' is an abcess at the back of the throat (in the main).........

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peritonsillar_abs cess

Angina is a narrowing of the heart-muscle arteries............

No comparison, I'm afraid...............

durbrain

MOS 14a Yes I think it's angina as in Vincent's angina.Angina comes from the latin to coke or throttle.
Hope this helps!

sincnoel

Chambers, as so often, has the answer ... "Angina: short for angina pectoris; any inflammatory affection of the throat such as quinsy, croup, etc ...,"

columbus

I'd love to know how you can spell abcess with a G & N in?

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