strangury noun. ['straŋgjǝri] LME.
[Latin stranguria from Greek straggouria, from stragg-, stragx drop squeezed out + ouron urine: see -Y³.]
Medicine. A condition characterized by pain in the urethra and a strong desire to urinate, caused by irritation of the bladder or by some invasive cancers.

■ stran'gurious adjective (rare) of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or affected with strangury M18.

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