Similar words: fever, fevered, feverish, feverishly, fever pitch, scarlet fever, rheumatic fever, turn of events. Meaning: n. a seasonal rhinitis resulting from an allergic reaction to pollen.
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31. Serge wouldn't even allow her a kitten because of his hay fever.
32. Student B immediately slams it shut, complaining bitterly of hay fever.
33. Hay fever is a seasonal condition.
34. It can help combat asthma and hay fever.
35. Dad, my eyes are killing me with hay fever!
36. Hay fever is seasonal, usually early spring, early autumn.
37. Hay fever is currently no cure for.
38. Allergy hereditary people tend to get hay fever.
39. This kind of weather often brings on hay fever.
40. The pollen of the weed is the main sensibiligen of hay fever in human.
41. Some people nuisance of seasonal hay fever(sentencedict.com), snuffling and sneezing as pollen flows through the air.
42. Hateful hateful english pollen, it? brought hay fever out of me.
43. Urticaria; food allergies; hay fever; vasomotor rhinitis; itching due to skin diseases,(http://sentencedict.com/hay fever.html) including eczema; pruritus; and serum sickness.
44. The most common form, atopic eczema, is seen in people with a predisposition to allergies, like hay fever or asthma.
45. Significantly, this line marks the southern limit of the birch tree, a plant whose pollen is one of the causes of hay fever in northern Europe.
46. When hay fever first occurs it is often mistaken for a summer cold.
47. The boy suffered terribly from hay fever in the summer.
48. He is a chronic sufferer from hay fever and detest gardens.
49. I s MiE - Nature turf cause less brush - burn and hay fever?
50. In some people, hay fever - like symptoms occur all year round.
51. This causes the symptoms of hay fever or perennial rhinitis to appear.
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