rheumatiz n.
rheumatism.
![]() | The Minor 40: My old disorder, the rheumatise. | |
![]() | New Brooms! I: None of your whipper-snapper Lilliputians – ate up with the gout and the rheumatis. | |
![]() | Old Mortality in Waverley II (1855) 392: Robin’s ill o’ the rheumatize, and he’s to his bed too. | |
![]() | Fancy 30: I have the rheumatiz, and you the gout. | ‘King Tims the First’|
![]() | Mr Mathews’ Comic Annual 20: What, are you lame – have you got the rheumatis? | |
![]() | Major Downing (1834) 23: The wet and cold [...] brought on the rumaties. [Ibid.] 61: Your father has got the rumatise dreadfully. | |
![]() | Sam Slick in England I 99: The only thing you get for nothin’ here is rain and smoke, the rumatiz and scorny airs. | |
![]() | Handley Cross (1854) 314: Th’ ’ounds got starved, th’ ’osses got cold, and i got the rheumatis. | |
![]() | Drama in Pokerville 131: Ken Mesmerism come the re-mee-jil over rheumatiz? | |
![]() | Autobiog. of a Female Slave 335: You know how you allers suffers in cold wedder wid de rheumatiz. | |
![]() | Little Ragamuffin 230: Ain’t my rheumatiz bad enough, beggar you. | |
![]() | Hoosier School-Master (1892) 121: And you know the cure for rheumatiz? | |
![]() | Peck’s Bad Boy and His Pa (1887) 34: He is awful ’fraid of rheumatiz. | |
![]() | Launceston Examiner (Tas.) 26 Mar. 2/5: I know some on us as got rheumatiz bad in our backs. | |
![]() | Chimmie Fadden Explains 92: Say, I always taut widdys was old [...] and has rheumatiz. | |
![]() | Black Cat Club 90: ‘Chop down de tree!’ [...] yells Uncle Ephum, rollin’ and groanin’ wid his rheumatiz. | |
![]() | Harvester 366: This spring I was all crippled up with the rheumatiz. | |
![]() | Ulysses 404: Spud again the rheumatiz? All poppycock. | |
![]() | Shanty Irish 7: It’s the damned rheumatiz eatin’ at the sad heart o’ me. | |
![]() | Three Negro Plays (1969) Act I: How’s the rheumatiz today? | Mulatto in|
![]() | Really the Blues 149: [It] would have made a bull with the rheumatiz begin pawing and prancing. | |
![]() | Man Who Was Not With It (1965) 196: Don’t catch the roo-ma-tiz. | |
![]() | (con. 1916) Tin Lizzie Troop (1978) 48: He [...] caught the rheumatiz an’ catarrh. | |
![]() | Stand (1990) 581: Cain’t make my fingers go that fast now. It’s the rheumatiz. |