scald
71foot scald — 1. interdigital dermatitis. 2. benign foot rot …
72get a good scald on — be very successful …
73rain scald — /ˈreɪn skɔld/ (say rayn skawld) noun a skin infection occurring on horses, sheep, etc., in warm damp conditions, caused by the Dermatophilus bacterium, which has characteristics of both a bacterium and a fungus …
74salt scald — /ˈsɒlt skɔld/ (say solt skawld) noun an area of bare ground on which the vegetation has been killed, usually ringed with salt and caused by an outcropping saline watertable …
75apple scald — noun : a brown discoloration of apples in storage …
76barley scald — noun : a disease of barley caused by an imperfect fungus (Rhynchosporium secalis) producing bluish green to yellow blotches, often with brown margins, and blighting of the foliage …
77cranberry scald — noun or cranberry blast : a disease of the cranberry caused by a fungus (Guignardia vaccinii) producing a blasting of the flowers and scalding and rotting of the fruit …
78leaf scald — noun 1. : leaf scorch a 2. : a vascular disease of sugarcane caused by a bacterium (Bacterium albilineans) characterized by creamy or grayish streaking and later withering of the leaves * * * Plant Pathol. a bacterial disease of sugarcane,… …
79get a good scald on — phrasal dialect : to have good success with …
80snow scald — noun : a disease of cereals and turf grasses caused by fungi of the genus Typhula (especially T. gramum) and characterized by white to gray or black mycelium and by reddish brown sclerotia in the roots, stem bases, and leaf sheaths …
