Sŷn'o·chūs, n.
n. [N. Lat., from Gr. σύνοχος, joined together. See supra.] (Med.) A continued fever, compounded of synocha and typhus, and in its commencement often resembling the latter. Dunglison.
n. [N. Lat., from Gr. σύνοχος, joined together. See supra.] (Med.) A continued fever, compounded of synocha and typhus, and in its commencement often resembling the latter. Dunglison.