Definition of braxy in English:

braxy

noun ˈbraksiˈbraksē

mass noun

A fatal bacterial infection of young sheep, occurring chiefly in upland areas in winter.
羊炭疽，羊快疫
The bacterium is Clostridium septicum
Example sentencesExamples
- Such other clostridials include black disease, blackleg, braxy, bacterial redwater and tetanus.
- Some were injected with streptococci, some with staphylococci, and some with Clostridium septique (the cause of braxy, a deadly sheep disease).
- C septicum also causes braxy in sheep, a highly fatal infection characterized by toxemia and inflammation of the abomasal wall.
- The virtual elimination of diseases such as pulpy kidney, blackleg, braxy and lamb dysentery back in the 1940's is a prime example of the pioneering work that was carried out at our research institute.
- Games like yesterday will provide the basis for braxy season.

Origin

Late 18th century: perhaps from obsolete brack 'break, flaw', from Germanic base of break¹.

Definition of braxy in US English:

braxy

nounˈbraksē

A fatal bacterial infection of young sheep, caused by ingestion of frozen grass or contaminated feed.
羊炭疽，羊快疫
The bacterium is Clostridium septicum
Example sentencesExamples
- Such other clostridials include black disease, blackleg, braxy, bacterial redwater and tetanus.
- The virtual elimination of diseases such as pulpy kidney, blackleg, braxy and lamb dysentery back in the 1940's is a prime example of the pioneering work that was carried out at our research institute.
- Some were injected with streptococci, some with staphylococci, and some with Clostridium septique (the cause of braxy, a deadly sheep disease).
- Games like yesterday will provide the basis for braxy season.
- C septicum also causes braxy in sheep, a highly fatal infection characterized by toxemia and inflammation of the abomasal wall.

Origin

Late 18th century: perhaps from obsolete brack ‘break, flaw’, from Germanic base of break.

单词	braxy
释义	Definition of braxy in English: braxy noun ˈbraksiˈbraksē mass noun A fatal bacterial infection of young sheep, occurring chiefly in upland areas in winter. 羊炭疽，羊快疫 The bacterium is Clostridium septicum Example sentencesExamples Such other clostridials include black disease, blackleg, braxy, bacterial redwater and tetanus. Some were injected with streptococci, some with staphylococci, and some with Clostridium septique (the cause of braxy, a deadly sheep disease). C septicum also causes braxy in sheep, a highly fatal infection characterized by toxemia and inflammation of the abomasal wall. The virtual elimination of diseases such as pulpy kidney, blackleg, braxy and lamb dysentery back in the 1940's is a prime example of the pioneering work that was carried out at our research institute. Games like yesterday will provide the basis for braxy season. Origin Late 18th century: perhaps from obsolete brack 'break, flaw', from Germanic base of break¹. Definition of braxy in US English: braxy nounˈbraksē A fatal bacterial infection of young sheep, caused by ingestion of frozen grass or contaminated feed. 羊炭疽，羊快疫 The bacterium is Clostridium septicum Example sentencesExamples Such other clostridials include black disease, blackleg, braxy, bacterial redwater and tetanus. The virtual elimination of diseases such as pulpy kidney, blackleg, braxy and lamb dysentery back in the 1940's is a prime example of the pioneering work that was carried out at our research institute. Some were injected with streptococci, some with staphylococci, and some with Clostridium septique (the cause of braxy, a deadly sheep disease). Games like yesterday will provide the basis for braxy season. C septicum also causes braxy in sheep, a highly fatal infection characterized by toxemia and inflammation of the abomasal wall. Origin Late 18th century: perhaps from obsolete brack ‘break, flaw’, from Germanic base of break.
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