English to Irish Meaning of jaundice - buíochán

Jaundice :
buíochán

buíochán, buí, éad, a grudge, ailléirge

buíochán

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Definitions of jaundice in English
Noun(1) yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes caused by an accumulation of bile pigment (bilirubin(2) a rough and bitter manner
Verb(1) distort adversely(2) affect with, or as if with, jaundice
Examples of jaundice in English
(1) Eight weeks after starting she developed nausea and weakness quickly followed by yellow jaundice and evidence of liver involvement.(2) In prehepatic jaundice , excess unconjugated bilirubin is produced faster than the liver is able to conjugate it for excretion.(3) Already the jaundice of cynicism and the jaded bitterness of innocence lost cast their hue over my narrative.(4) Babies with jaundice have a yellow color to the skin and eyes.(5) If untreated, jaundice can lead to infection and abscesses in the liver, which can be fatal.(6) Premature babies have especially immature livers, making jaundice more likely.(7) Jaundice connotes bitterness or resentment. Of what is she bitter or resentful? What bitterness or resentment might she be urging upon us?
Related Phrases of jaundice
(1) obstructive jaundice ::
buíochán bacúil
Synonyms
Noun
1. acrimony ::
acrimony
4. acerbity ::
acerbity
Antonyms
1. amity ::
amity
Different Forms
jaundice, jaundiced, jaundices, jaundicing
Word Example from TV Shows
Look, he didn't have jaundice. He just looks like that.

Look, he didn't have JAUNDICE. He just looks like that.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 24

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