sore

• I can not forget how he looked, the sore was a sickening sight; yet, when he was able to walk he had to return to work in the field. —  Thirty Years a Slave
• Alabama RB Mark Ingram sat out today's scrimmage with what is being described as a sore hamstring. —  ProFantasySports
• Oh, You know George, Like 3500 years ago in Leviticus the 13th chapter, where Jehovah God gave Moses a way to determine if a sore was only a sore or Leprosy. —  بالاترین
• Pus may form, and the cornea assumes a yellowish tinge and bursts, giving rise to a deep sore which is liable to extend as an ulcer, and may be in its turn followed by bulging of the cornea at that point (staphyloma). —  Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
• Now, old man, there can only be one explanation for such conduct: you're sore--sore because he succeeded in holding Barville down after you had failed Weakly Springer sought to protest against this, but stopped in the midst of it, fully comprehending how feeble his words were It's folly, Springer," said Eliot, "sheer childish folly. —  Rival Pitchers of Oakdale

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