a. Gr. βλέννο-ς, βλέννα, mucus, in which sense it is extensively used in combination in Pathology; as in Blennogenic, Blennogenous a., generating or producing mucus. Blennoid a., resembling mucus. Blennorrhagia, Blennorrhœa, discharge of mucus; hence Blennorrhagic, Blennorrhoic a.
1859. Todd, Cycl. Anat. & Phys., V. 617/2. Catarrh or blennorrhœa of the mucous membrane.
1861. Bumstead, Ven. Dis. (1879), 142. Five of these cases were not blennorrhagic.
