gonorrhoea

In gonorrhoea gonococci are sometimes found in the sediment, but more commonly in the "gonorrheal threads," or "floaters."

In Jullien's work94 we find a striking chapter on gonorrhoea in children, illustrated with appropriate cases.

In Paris we see hardly grown youths appearing at the specialist's clinic, quite proud that they need to be treated for gonorrhoea.

After five years of unmarried life then a young man will become diseased with gonorrhoea once and twice in ten years.

In the same way American usage prefers esophagus, diarrhea and gonorrhea to the English oesophagus, diarrhoea and gonorrhoea.