quittor


quit·tor

noun \ˈkwi-tər\

Definition of QUITTOR

: a purulent inflammation of the feet especially of horses and donkeys

Origin of QUITTOR

Middle English quiture pus, discharge, from Anglo-French
First Known Use: 1703

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