gumboil

The mother had come simply to have a gumboil lanced, the little boy clinging to her skirts.

The crewman with the bat said, "Is this little gumboil telling the truth, mister?"

"Every expert is like a gumboil: his fullness is one-sided."

Stockwell, whose training had been disrupted by a gumboil and who was badly hampered in the race, finished unplaced.

He dismissed the Rowcester gumboil as negligible.

A bump (gumboil) that looks like a pimple on the cheek side or tongue side of the gum near the tooth.

'Do you deny it, you miserable little gumboil?

'You festering gumboil!

Madguts and Gumboil arrive for the Stealth Dragon and are about to kill Bertha.

The ship happens to have Madguts, Norbert the Nutjob (Chief of the Hysterics) and Gumboil.

Two famous fictitious names are "The Frog and Nightgown" and "The Ghost and Gumboil", often referred to in Ted Ray's popular radio comedies.

Antibiotics are used along with other treatment, which may include opening the root canal to drain the source of the abscess, lancing a swelling (gumboil) next to the tooth, or removing the tooth (extraction).

Intraoral dental sinus (also termed a parulis and commonly, a gumboil) is an oral lesion characterized by a soft erythematous papule (red spot) that develops on the alveolar process in association with a non-vital tooth and accompanying dental abscess.

As a delinquent nine-year-old at his prep school, he had once been required by the headmaster to write out in his best handwriting the whole of the third chapter of Ecclesiastes, old Gumboil, economical in this as in all matters, believing that writing lines should combine punishment with literary and religious education.