English Dictionary

Definition of “ague”

ague (ˈeɪɡjuː )

ˈaguish adjective

C14: from Old French (fievre) ague acute fever; see acute

Her sobbing was spasmodic, out of control, but he was more alarmed by her violent trembling, like one with the ague.

Penman, Sharon Here Be Dragons

I shivered suddenly, and then shook as with an ague and spent the rest of the night sitting up before the.

Robin Hobb THE GOLDEN FOOL: Book Two of the Tawny Man (2002)

The ague did continue, but Mary Anne did not last a month.

Brian Dolan JOSIAH WEDGWOOD: Entrepreneur to the Enlightenment (2004)

UNWITTING tourists who refuse to pay the exorbitant fares charged by Pr ague 's unscrupulous taxi drivers may be in for a nasty shock.

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