Generically, a plague is a highly infectious epidemic disease, especially one with a high rate of fatality that spreads widely and rapidly through a population of animals.
Specifically, the plague refers to a virulent, infectious disease that is caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis transmitted primarily by the bite of fleas from an infected rodent. In humans the disease is called the "black death" as it causes black discolouration of the skin.
A plague can also be an influx or infestation of large number of destructive or unwanted animals - a plague of ants
A plague can also refer to an annoying child.
A plague is a pandemic illness or infectious disease that affects a population.
In Biblical terms, it was a curse or affliction. Metaphorically, it can mean any serious or disturbing problems that recur or persist (e.g. plagued by accounting errors).
The "plague" can refer to the Bubonic Plague that occurred in Tudor times, which presented with enlarged lymph glands under the arms, in the neck and in the groin, accompanied by black blisters called Buboes.
Plague Is A Illness That Can Be Spread Through Air, Water, Insects, Animals And Body Fluids. Take The Black Death, It Was Spread By Fleas On Rats.
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the second plauge was frogs invading Egypt
the plauge was first dicoverd in 1661
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The black plauge was from Europe and spread all the way to cover half of Asia it went that far. But now there is no Black Plauge it ended in about the 15 century. I don't know exacly where the Black Plauge started though.
it killed thousands of people
wiped them out
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It depends on which plague.
1666
1955
Th bubonic plauge .