quit·tor (kwĭtər)
n.
An inflammation of the hoof cartilage of horses and other solid-hoofed animals, characterized by degeneration of hoof tissue, formation of a slough, and fistulous sores.

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quittor
[Middle English quiture, perhaps from Old French, act of boiling, from Latin coctra, boiling liquid, from coctus, past participle of coquere, to cook. See pek^w- in Indo-European Roots.]

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