Epizootic [adjective]

They traveled over hills and down dales, and once they met a lame rabbit, who had the epizootic very bad.

Then he went on to Grandpa Goosey's where he visited with his epizootic friend and played checkers.

The horses unfortunately were affected with the epizootic, then raging, and proved a source of inconvenience and annoyance.

Close contact of plague-infected with healthy animals, if fleas are excluded, does not give rise to an epizootic among the latter.

He even warned me that I might expect epizootic to set in any day.

If you ask me, said Agnes, with conviction, I think the old thing has the epizootic.

He had only one subject for intellectual conversation, the epizootic diseases.

And that owl was so wet that he caught cold and had the epizootic for a week, and it served him right.

One foot is well soaked, but its warm weather and I guess I wont get the epizootic.

Cats being so eminently an electric animal, of course he attributed this epizootic to electricity.