Pus
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| # A whitish-yellow or yellow substance made primarily of dead white blood cells and dead bacteria; normally found in regions of bacterial [[infection]]. | # A whitish-yellow or yellow substance made primarily of dead white blood cells and dead bacteria; normally found in regions of bacterial [[infection]]. | ||
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When she had sucked the marrow from my bones --Baudelaire, “Les Métamorphoses du Vampire” (“The Metamorphoses of a Vampire”) |
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- A whitish-yellow or yellow substance made primarily of dead white blood cells and dead bacteria; normally found in regions of bacterial infection.
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