Synonym: maturate, suppurate, suppurating sore. Similar words: infested, self-esteem, western, yesterday, yesteryear, interested, cholesterol, esterification. Meaning: ['festə(r)] 
n. a sore that has become inflamed and formed pus. v. ripen and generate pus.
n. a sore that has become inflamed and formed pus. v. ripen and generate pus. 
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1. The wound began to fester.
2. It's lucky that the wound did not fester.
3. Resentments are starting to fester.
4. Expectations that go unmet often fester and lead to frustration.
5. The animal parts were allowed to fester in the hot sun.
6. Can be tympanitis of chronic fester sex still treated?
7. A dirty wound will probably fester.
8. Sty fester how won't cure grow beehive to organize?
9. The chops will fester and go to waste.
10. Our wounds will continue to fester and never heal.
11. After discharging the wound fester, or healing.
12. The leg rotted. Fester. Do how. Ache confoundedly!
13. They resolve arguments rather than letting things fester.
14. As President, I refuse allow this problem to fester.
15. The wound did not fester.
16. If you don't take the splinter out, it will fester.
17. It's better to expressed your anger than let it fester inside you.
18. Instead of talking the matter over with him, she allowed her resentment to fester in her mind.
19. No, I tend to break into a crate of Nettles Old Fester.
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20. The upshot is that the conglomerates and the government have a perverse incentive to allow the system to continue to fester.
21. Neither was deterred by the fact that the inevitable visceral animus they are fueling among voters has five more months to fester.
22. Unless confidences are shared within a trusting team, problems often fester and subsequently explode.
23. A broken bone can heal, but the wound a word opens can fester forever.
24. It can corrade glass, burn skin and make skin fester and make injury hard to heal up.
25. Japan's government, by contrast, allowed its bad - debt problem to fester.
26. With dreams deferred, can angry whites do what Langston Hughes taught us—to let it fester like a sore, even to let sag like a heavy load?
27. Many struggle with guilt and shame over sin we have committed. But Christians do not confront sin in the church. Thus, unconfessed sin is allowed to fester.
28. Causes neck of uterus the rotten to the core pathogen to he many for fester character the bacterium, like staphylococcus, gonococcus, large intestine liver fungus and so on.
29. The note keeps violent twist bit from crumpling and makes skin damaged and fester.
30. Can orchitis use orchid tribute ( orchid liquid medicine ) go saliva fester part?
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