After thebubo has been opened the wound may take on the characters of a soft sore.
Enlargement of lymph glands is a prominent feature of acquired syphilis, especially in the form of the indolent or bullet-bubo which accompanies the primary lesion, and the general enlargement of glands that occurs in secondary syphilis.
The resulting bubo is ill-defined, painful, and tender, and suppuration occurs in about one-fourth of the cases.
Dodington was the famous "Bubb Dodington", satirized as Bubo by Pope in the "Prologue to the Satires".
In the latter case it is only by the situation of the primary bubo that one can approximately identify the area through which the plague infection entered the organism.
The bubo which follows this differs from that caused by the simple sore, in having, after ulceration of the integument, a greater disposition to burrow; and this tendency is more marked where mercury has been employed.
During the progress of the disease he was seized with delirium tremens; a bubo formed and ulcerated; a violent hemorrhage occurred from the sore; sloughing and phagedena alternated; and both prepuce and glans were entirely lost.
The distinctions between crural hernia and bubo are too obvious to require mention.
Neither does the occurrence of a bubo render it more probable that constitutional symptoms will follow.
Bubo sometimes appears in both groins, or in one; sometimes on the same side with the sore, often on the opposite, and not unfrequently when the sore is healing, or after it has healed.
And Ovid, in the tenth book of the Metamorphoses-- "Ignavus Bubo dirum mortalibus omen; Nam dirae mortis nuntius esse solet.
In the fourth book of Virgil's AEneid, the song of the male owl is fatal-- "Seraque culminibus ferali carmine Bubo Visa queri et longas in fletum ducere voces.
The Skunk is preyed upon in America by the Eagle-owl (Bubo virginianus) and the Puma.
North American owl (Bubo Virginianus), having a pair of elongated tufts of feathers on the head.
The development of the plumage in the birds under observation was much the same as that recorded by Sumner (1933) in Bubovirginianus pacificus Cassin.
A specific fever attended with bubo of the inguinal and other glands, and occasionally with carbuncles.
The postnatal development of two broods of great horned owls (Bubo virginianus).
Bubo they must presse more valiant wits than theyr own to do it: me ath stage?
Bubo sit there, you and I wil thinke vpon our ends at the Tables: M.
Among the earlier and more common symptoms of note are those dependent upon gangrenous inflammation of the lungs, a lesion, according to Hirsch,[1] extremely rare in bubo plague.
To-day it is understood as designating exclusively the specific affection defined above, the bubo plague.
The black death of the fourteenth century and the Pali plague, though presenting many of the characteristics of bubo plague, differ from it, while they resemble each other, in one important particular.
There is reason to believe that this attack was first aimed at Bubb Doddington, a courtier of Hervey's class, though hardly of so finished a type, to whom Pope alludes as Bubo in l.
The Western Horned Owl of our illustration is a variety of the Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus) of eastern North America.
The Dusky Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus saturatus), the darkest colored of all the owls, taking its place in the higher regions.
It is replaced in the Arctic regions by the Arctic Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus arcticus), which is lighter in color, its range only reaching as far south as Idaho and South Dakota.
Great horned owls (Bubo virginianus pacificus) come down nightly from the chaparral to hunt in the sage flats.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bubo" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
