Gōn'or-rhē'ā, n.

(-rē'ā), n. [Gr. γονόρροια, from γονή, that which begets, semen, from γένειν and ῥεῖν, to flow; Lat. gonorrhœa, Fr. gonorrhée.] (Med.) An inflammatory discharge of mucus from the membrane of the urethra of the male or the vagina of the female. In the most common kind it is contagious. — Dunglison.