Leukemia

What do we mean by leukemia?

Any of various acute or chronic neoplastic diseases of the bone marrow in which unrestrained proliferation of white blood cells occurs, usually accompanied by anemia, impaired blood clotting, and enlargement of the lymph nodes, liver, and spleen. noun

Same as leucemia. noun

A type of malignancy affecting the blood cells or blood-forming tissues. noun

Any specific form or type of cancer of the blood-forming tissues noun

Malignant neoplasm of blood-forming tissues; characterized by abnormal proliferation of leukocytes; one of the four major types of cancer noun

A type of malignancy affecting the blood cells or blood-forming tissues.

Any specific form or type of cancer of the blood-forming tissues.

The worst fucking thing ever in the world Something that take people from your family and that everyone HATES!!!! We hate you leukemia can you please piss off and stop terrorising us!! Urban Dictionary

Blood cancer Urban Dictionary

A nazi that gives you a horrible disease, like the jews. Urban Dictionary

A sucky blood cancer that is either comes in A.L.L, A.M.L, C.L.L., or C.M.L. Urban Dictionary

Also spelt 'Leukaemia' by those crooked-toothed Brits, Leukemia is content on Social Media websites that is so cancerous that it can no longer be classified as cancer and becomes Internet Leukemia. Urban Dictionary

Coined by the show "American Dad", an overly offensive way of calling a remarkably young person prematurely bald. Generally used as an insult, but not used to describe people who shave their heads. Urban Dictionary

Best served fried eggs originated from australia. Urban Dictionary

Leukemia pubes. Loo-ke-me-a Pew-buz. When someone has shaved or waxed their man patch or lady bush so that there is no longer any hair. so it looks like their genital hair has had chemo therapy or radiation treatments. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to leukemia:
leukemia, leukaemia, leukemic, leucemia, aleukemia, leukimia, leukoma, leucaemia, leukaemic, eufemia, leukemias, leukemoid, luekemia, leucemic, aleukaemia, aleukemic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word leukemia:
myeloid, aml, lymphoma, oncogene, myeloma, lif, marrow, murine, remission, sarcoma, hematopoietic, chemotherapy, feline, melanoma, acute, apl, inhibitory, subtype, anemia, carcinoma, transplant, fab, chronic, virus, relapse, ovarian, malignant, kinase, prognosis, inhibitor, cancer, transplantation, bone, immature, antibody, prostate, chromosome, apoptosis, tumor, cells, abnormalities, thyroid, proliferation, chromosomes, colon, nos, lung, diagnosed, pediatric, hairy, breast, differentiation, viruses, syndrome, abnormal, cell, disease, patients, mutation, donor, gene, protein, peripheral, diagnosis, fda, mast, receptor, blood, transcription, viral, immune, incidence, treatment, interred, mice, precursor, diseases, radiation, infection, stem, liver, aggressive, cure, genes, pregnancy, fusion, affecting, therapy, undergoing, clinical, patient, exposure, treated, affects, rna, survived, hiv, interact, survival, cellular.

Words that rhyme with leukemia:
anemia, academia, hypoglycemia, bohemia, uremia, nemea, euphemia, bulemia, pernicious anemia, hemia, hemolytic anemia, iron deficiency anemia, malignant anemia, mediterranean anemia, geremia, refractory anemia, femia, genus anemia, haemia, anemia a, bohemia a, di mia, hypoglycemia a, jeremia, leukemia a, mimi a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe leukemia:
acute, chronic, lymphatic, cell, granulocytic, hairy, promyelocytic, human, monocytic, nonlymphocytic, lymphoblastic, lymphocytic, myelogenous, positive, induced, meningeal, spontaneous, refractory, prolymphocytic, myelocytic, myelomonocytic, eosinophilic, feline, secondary, nonlymphoblastic, myeloblastic, congenital, nervous, advanced, aleukemic, adult, related, basophilic, myeloid, untreated, megakaryoblastic, juvenile, recurrent, pediatric, monoblastic, granular, megakaryocytic, risk, resistant, overt, undifferentiated, murine, graft, versus, residual, familial, subacute, atypical, transplantable, terminal, lineage, blastic, frank, associated, rat, lymphoid, subleukemic, splenic, generalized, mast, transplanted, infant, pseudo, lymphoblaslic, tic, transient, histiocytic, precursor, erythroblastic, monomyelocytic, progranulocytic, cytic, extramedullary, 1210, acule, stage.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective leukemia:
effect, lymphoma, reactions, cells, effects, activity, strains, reactivity, responses, viruses, strain, reaction, stock, mice, patients, group, response, associated, virus, potential, sarcoma, drugs, myeloma, extracts, specific, agents, survivors, properties, lymphomas, antigens.

Consonant match to leukemia:
leukaemia, leucaemia, leukemia a.

Words that sound like leukemia:
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