Synonyms for Chorea:

• n.

  • canine chorea
  • canine chorea
  .
  • state
  • chorea
  .

• Other relevant words:

• acute
,
• acute accent
,
• acute anterior poliomyelitis
,
• adhesive friction
,
• ado
,
• affective disorder
,
• agitation
,
• als
,
• angina
,
• anxiousness
,
• arterial sclerosis
,
• asystole
,
• bag
,
• bicker
,
• bickering
,
• bilestone
,
• black plague
,
• black vomit
,
• blind staggers
,
• blue devils
,
• blues
,
• boast
,
• boasting
,
• bobby pin
,
• bother
,
• brain disorder
,
• breach
,
• break
,
• broken wind
,
• brouhaha
,
• bust
,
• bustle about
,
• cardiopulmonary arrest
,
• cark
,
• chatter
,
• cheeky
,
• chickenpox
,
• chill
,
• chills and fever
,
• clap
,
• clasp
,
• clench
,
• clutch
,
• clutches
,
• concern
,
• consumption
,
• convulsion
,
• coronary artery disease
,
• coronary-artery disease
,
• cramp
,
• dandy fever
,
• dengue
,
• din
,
• disorder
,
• disruption
,
• disseminated multiple sclerosis
,
• disseminated sclerosis
,
• dissonance
,
• distract
,
• disturbance
,
• dither
,
• dozens
,
• emotional disturbance
,
• encephalopathy
,
• epidemic cholera
,
• excitement
,
• expel
,
• falling out
,
• fascinate
,
• fitfulness
,
• flap
,
• flurry
,
• fluster
,
• flutter
,
• fraudulent scheme
,
• fret
,
• gangrene
,
• garboil
,
• glandular plague
,
• gobs
,
• goitre
,
• gonorrhoea
,
• gouge
,
• grapple
,
• grasp
,
• greensickness
,
• haemorrhoid
,
• hairgrip
,
• handgrip
,
• handle
,
• hardening of the arteries
,
• hassle
,
• head ache
,
• heaps
,
• hemorrhoid
,
• herniation
,
• herpes virus
,
• herpes zoster virus
,
• hold
,
• hoo-ha
,
• hoo-hah
,
• hullabaloo
,
• hurly burly
,
• hustle
,
• illegitimate enterprise
,
• induration of the arteries
,
• infantile paralysis
,
• itchiness
,
• itching
,
• jollify
,
• katzenjammer
,
• kerfuffle
,
• lashings
,
• loads
,
• lots
,
• magnolia state
,
• major affective disorder
,
• make happy
,
• make merry
,
• manuscript
,
• master of science
,
• miss.
,
• mississippi
,
• mob
,
• morbilli
,
• mortification
,
• mother
,
• msc
,
• multiple neuritis
,
• muscle spasm
,
• myocardiopathy
,
• naupathia
,
• nephrolith
,
• nervy
,
• neuralgy
,
• niggle
,
• noise
,
• oodles
,
• oscillation
,
• overprotect
,
• palpitation
,
• paralysis
,
• parkinson's
,
• parkinsonism
,
• perturb
,
• pestis bubonica
,
• plague pneumonia
,
• poliomyelitis
,
• pollinosis
,
• pother
,
• pulmonary tuberculosis
,
• pyemia
,
• quiver
,
• rabble
,
• racquet
,
• rafts
,
• renal calculus
,
• revel
,
• rickets
,
• rift
,
• root
,
• rootle
,
• roundworm
,
• rout out
,
• rub
,
• ruckus
,
• ruction
,
• rumpus
,
• scads
,
• scores
,
• scratch
,
• self-praise
,
• septicaemia
,
• septicemia
,
• severance
,
• shakiness
,
• shaky
,
• skin eruption
,
• slews
,
• sm
,
• smallpox
,
• snap
,
• spat
,
• spellbind
,
• sphacelus
,
• spoil
,
• spread-eagle
,
• spreadeagle
,
• squabble
,
• stacks
,
• stir
,
• suitcase
,
• tear
,
• thyromegaly
,
• tiff
,
• tinea
,
• tizzy
,
• to-do
,
• tons
,
• traction
,
• transfix
,
• traveling bag
,
• travelling bag
,
• tremulous
,
• trouble
,
• tumultuousness
,
• turbulency
,
• unease
,
• uneasiness
,
• unhinge
,
• upheaval
,
• uproar
,
• upset
,
• urge
,
• urinary calculus
,
• vapors
,
• vapours
,
• vexation
,
• vibe
,
• wads
,
• wassail
,
• wasting disease
,
• whirl
,
• white plague
,
• whoop it up
,
• worry
,
• zoster
,
• Biliary Calculus
,
• Blennorrhoea
,
• Bloodstroke
,
• Bloody flux
,
• Breakbone Fever
,
• Bronchocele
,
• Canker rash
,
• Carphology
,
• Cynanche
,
• Dartre
,
• Floccillation
,
• Hemorrhoids
,
• Migraine
,
• Psora
,
• Sciatic Neuritis
,
• Spasms
,
• Subsultus
,
• Tetter
,
• Tic Douloureux
,
• Tilmus
,
• Tonsilitis
,
• Tracheocele
,
• Tumultuation
,
• Water qualm
,
• ague
,
• amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
,
• angina pectoris
,
• animal disease
,
• appendicitis
,
• arteriosclerosis
,
• asphyxia
,
• atherosclerosis
,
• black death
,
• blennorrhagia
,
• blood poisoning
,
• brain disease
,
• brash
,
• bubonic plague
,
• bumpiness
,
• bustle
,
• cardiac arrest
,
• cardialgia
,
• cardiomyopathy
,
• carditis
,
• cephalalgia
,
• cerebral palsy
,
• chattering
,
• chlorosis
,
• cholera
,
• cold shivers
,
• commotion
,
• dengue fever
,
• disquiet
,
• emotional disorder
,
• enanthem
,
• enanthema
,
• endocarditis
,
• epilepsy
,
• erysipelas
,
• exanthem
,
• exanthema
,
• fits
,
• fits and starts
,
• flu
,
• fuss
,
• gallstone
,
• goiter
,
• gonorrhea
,
• green sickness
,
• grip
,
• grippe
,
• hay fever
,
• headache
,
• heart attack
,
• heartburn
,
• heaves
,
• hernia
,
• herpes
,
• herpes zoster
,
• hubbub
,
• influenza
,
• ischialgia
,
• itch
,
• jactation
,
• jactitation
,
• jerkiness
,
• jerks
,
• kidney stone
,
• king's evil
,
• lockjaw
,
• malarial fever
,
• measles
,
• megrims
,
• multiple sclerosis
,
• mumps
,
• necrosis
,
• nervous disorder
,
• neuralgia
,
• neuritis
,
• neurological disease
,
• neurological disorder
,
• neuropathy
,
• palsy
,
• perturbation
,
• pertussis
,
• phthisis
,
• piles
,
• pneumonia
,
• pneumonic plague
,
• polio
,
• polyneuritis
,
• priapism
,
• pyaemia
,
• pyrosis
,
• quaking
,
• quavering
,
• quinsy
,
• quivering
,
• rachitis
,
• racket
,
• radiculitis
,
• ringworm
,
• rout
,
• rubeola
,
• rupture
,
• scabies
,
• scarlatina
,
• scarlet fever
,
• sciatica
,
• scrofula
,
• seasickness
,
• shakes
,
• shaking
,
• shaking palsy
,
• shingles
,
• shivering
,
• shivers
,
• shuddering
,
• spasm
,
• spastic paralysis
,
• staggers
,
• struma
,
• succussion
,
• syntexis
,
• tetanus
,
• tic
,
• tonsillitis
,
• toxic psychosis
,
• trachoma
,
• trembling
,
• tremulousness
,
• trismus
,
• tumult
,
• turbulence
,
• turmoil
,
• varicella
,
• varicosis
,
• variola
,
• vibration
,
• whooping cough
,
• yellow fever
,
• yellow jack
.
• Other relevant words (noun):
• degenerative disorder
.

What are the hypernyms for Chorea?

• hypernyms for chorea (as nouns)

  • state
    Huntington's Chorea, Sydenham's Chorea, Saint Vitus Dance, tarantism, St. Vitus Dance, orthochorea, Huntington's Disease.

What are the hyponyms for Chorea?

• hyponyms for chorea (as nouns)

  • state
    neurological disease, neurological disorder, degenerative disorder, nervous disorder.