pox

Converse of object

• catch: A lot of children catch chicken pox in pre-school.
• get: Anyway - he's got the sock pox - which can't be good can it?
• have: Would my son who has chicken pox be able to fly?
• contract: In 1870, Shadrach Gould, a hospital porter, died of small pox contracted during his work.
• cause: Click here for answer This is shingles caused by the herpes zoster virus which also causes chicken pox.
• develop: If you are pregnant and develop chicken pox or are in contact with someone who has it, you should consult the doctor.

Adjective modifier

• small: Small pox being in Pembroke, she wired the girls to come home.
• French: Hence, it has been termed the ' French pox ' or the ' French disease ' [ morbus gallicus ] .

Modifies a noun

• scar: I have chicken pox scars what can be done for these?
• virus: GM rice bearing an insect pox virus gene was used to control army worm larvae.
• vaccine: Q: Tell me little bit about what the administration is doing on the small pox vaccine?
• infection: Shingles is the complication of a previous chicken pox infection.
• gene: GM rice bearing an insect pox virus gene was used to control army worm larvae.
• potyvirus: Some examples include: apricot plants expressing the CP gene of plum pox potyvirus ( Machado et al.

Noun used with modifier

• chicken: Would my son who has chicken pox be able to fly?
• fowl: Usually the decision to vaccinate, except for fowl pox, should be made on the basis of area experience and expert advice.
• goat: Use of the restriction enzyme Eco RI was used to distinguish between sheep and goat pox isolates.
• squirrel: Squirrel pox was found last summer by the Moredun Research Institute near Edinburgh in gray squirrels coming across the border from Cumbria.
• sheep: Farmers are being encouraged to ensure against possible outbreaks of foot and mouth disease, sheep pox, avian influenza and swine fever.
• seal: All three seals are close to release weight and all have now recovered from seal pox.