See Also: irritate(dictionary)
irritate(medicine)
irritate(2)(dictionary)
irritate(1)(dictionary)
perforated(dictionary)
Perforated(medicine)
perforated(dictionary)
perforated viscus(medicine)
perforated ulcer(medicine)
perforated space(medicine)

irritate(2) (iou) and perforated (oh)


irritate(2) (iou)



irritate verb2 trans. E17.
[Late Latin irritat- pa. ppl stem of irritare make void, from Latin irritus invalid: see -ATE3.]
Roman, Civil, & Scots Law. Make null and void; annul.

perforated (oh)



[Date: 1500-1600; Language: Latin; Origin: , past participle of perforare 'to make a hole through']
something that is perforated has a hole or holes cut or torn in it
::a perforated eardrum
::perforated coupons