Being "pox-marked" is referring to the pockmarks that are left by a variety of skin conditions and/or diseases that can leave several very small "pockets" or blemishes on a person's skin. "Pox-marked" refers more specifically to one who has had these small pockets left behind on their skin due to having contracted smallpox, which was a common skin affliction in the Shakespearean era.
You might have him checked for Chicken Pox.
It means... Curse you for your hateful scolding!
Either chicken pox or your allergic to something.
No, they can't, it's called squirrel pox not human pox or small pox.
Chicken pox doesn't "mean" anything. Chicken pox is simply a virus that most people contract at some point during their lives that causes a skin rash. After getting the virus, your body builds immunity to it, so in most cases, it is not contracted again. Having chicken pox now or in the past is not an indicator of health.
Pox is the plural of pock.
where was the pox created ? Which country ? I am asking the question's.
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Small pox is a contagious disease.
by sharing a drink with somebody that has small pox
Golan the Insatiable - 2013 A Pox on Your Pox 1-2 was released on: USA: 11 January 2013
The plural form for the noun pox is poxes.