Canker in a sentence as a noun

Maybe because of those changes, or just age, I get canker sores much less frequently.

In the process, due to stress, I developed a huge canker sore in my mouth where there's still a scar.

Or, in my case, a small scratch from my toothbrush flares up into a super painful canker sore.

It apartment aggregates canker sores in their mouth.

"Citrus canker was first found in the United States in 1910 not far from the Georgia – Florida border.

Canker in a sentence as a verb

I get canker sores [0] only during periods of extremely high stress or sleep deprivation.

Funny, I was picture a terrible old crony in government as the "canker" that made everyone bulldoze their non-commercial trees.

On the homepage right now, there's Obama's AMA and a couple of other serious political stories -- sandwiched between half a dozen memes, a picture of a canker sore shaped like a penis, and several instances of the word "****".

That moves the discussion further, to a totally different, much darker, scenery: "Australia to produce seaweed cattle feed that will cause canker if eaten".I wonder what government agency would approve a known carcinogenic as okay to be used in meat production and how they will avoid to be sued immediately by the consumer associations.> Well, we'll find out!Find what?, how to be able to increase canker risk to meat eaters?

Canker definitions

noun

a fungal disease of woody plants that causes localized damage to the bark

noun

an ulceration (especially of the lips or lining of the mouth)

noun

a pernicious and malign influence that is hard to get rid of; "racism is a pestilence at the heart of the nation"; "according to him, I was the canker in their midst"

See also: pestilence

verb

become infected with a canker

verb

infect with a canker