[ad. L. febrīcitāt-em, n. of state f. febrīcitāre: see FEBRICITATE and -ITY.] The state of having a fever or being feverish.
1873. Browning, Red Cott. Nt.-cap, 174.
| Nor yet in those three months’ febricity | |
| Which followed. |
[ad. L. febrīcitāt-em, n. of state f. febrīcitāre: see FEBRICITATE and -ITY.] The state of having a fever or being feverish.
1873. Browning, Red Cott. Nt.-cap, 174.
| Nor yet in those three months’ febricity | |
| Which followed. |
