1. A disease consisting of pustules or eruptions of any kind, as, the small-pox, chicken-pox, the vaccine, and the lues venerea.

2. See syphilis.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• poqd,
• poc,
• poo,
• pov,
• pok,
• tox,
• poxs,
• pos,
• pon,
• appox,
• poh,
• chx,
• apoxy,
• xoxo,
• xox,
• pou,
• px,
• hox,
• pof,
• por

• pooch,
• posy,
• pozo,
• poke,
• Poage,
• POCH,
• poggi,
• pouch,
• posh,
• pogge,
• pose,
• pogey,
• poesy,
• pock,
• Pok,
• poach,
• pogy,
• POUGH,
• posse,
• poise,
• poche,
• Posey,
• pogue,
• Poss,
• poky,
• pokey.

The adjective form of the word "pox" is "poxed".

The plural of the "pox" can be the "poxes".

The singular of the "pox" can be the "pox".