Definitions
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- n. Lyme disease.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. An obsolete spelling of lime.
- n. See lime.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Mr. Rodricks - if chronic lyme does not exist or is not the same as "late" lyme, then why is it that people with Lyme are never allowed to give blood again?
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Arthritis can be caused by tick bites, such as in Lyme's disease.
Dr. Andrew Lange: What to Do if You Have Arthritis, Part One
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I go hunting up north in Minnesota (Lake Winnibegosh) my older brother got Lyme from the ticks up there.
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On page 39 Elizabeth says, After little more than a year in Lyme Id come to appreciate the freedom a spinster with no male relatives about could have there.
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The Parade or "Walk," as it used to be called, runs along the foot of a green hill which "skirts the pleasant little bay" of Lyme from the town to the harbour.
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Everywhere in Lyme and its neighbourhood there are tokens of the troublous times through which it has passed, from the conquest of the "Invincible Armada" to the home tragedy of
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Lyme is towards forty miles from Dawlish, and would not be talked of there.
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It was popular in Lyme Regis on England’s south coast and used as a fund-raising event for the local lifeboat.
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Sequential task performance is compromised in Lyme.
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"For a country that is rapidly going bankrupt … we need people like (Sununu) to question the status quo," says Dick Ramsden, 71, who owns a refurbished late-18th-century barn in Lyme.
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