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germ

[jurm] / dʒɜrm /




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That it’s going to be awful, and hard, and I’ll probably get sick from all the germs crawling on those kids who don’t understand how to properly take care of their health.

From Literature

“A sanitizer. We use it to get rid of surface germs. It’s a clean lab, so we try to minimize contaminants.”

From Literature

The author appreciates what a terrific advance modern germ theory represents, but she also recognizes its tendency to generate absurd excesses.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It’s old and horrible and full of germs,” she said, and she told Louella, “You should be glad it’s lost. Howard will thank you someday.”

From Literature

The empire was beset in these decades by Germans as well as germs.

From The Wall Street Journal