Croups [noun]

I took in the situation almost at a glance—membranous croup!

I have never examined the throat of a child dead from so-called membranous croup in which I did not find the diphtheria bacillus.

And one night when Pat was suddenly assailed by croup Peter almost worried himself sick.

He was took with the croup yesterday morning, and he just went off in the evening.

A teaspoonful of it is said to be one of the very best emetics in croup.

They are always having colic and cramps and croup, and they've got a coughing mother and a lazy father; but they won't die.

The jaguar must have caught it up while running, for on its croup I found numerous wounds where the beast had buried its claws.

The unmistakable symptoms of croup quickly show themselves at the outset of the disease.

Were these precautions known and heeded we should have to lament fewer fatal cases of croup.

So they hurtled together, but Sir Tristram smote the other knight so sore that he bare him over his horse's croup.