Heres the information you requested on "wheal":
Parts of Speech:
Noun
Definitions:
- A red, swollen mark left on flesh by a blow or pressure.
- A raised, blister-like skin eruption that is usually itchy.
Pronunciations:
Origin and Usage:
The word "wheal" comes from Middle English "whele," meaning a pimple or pustule. Its usage has evolved to include the raised, blister-like skin eruption that is usually itchy and caused by an allergic reaction to food, medication, or insect bites.
Synonyms:
- Bump
- Swelling
- Blister
- Rash
Related Words:
- Whale
- Wheen
- Wheel
- Wheen
- Wheat
Example Sentences:
- She had a wheal on her arm after getting stung by a bee.
- The wheal on his neck was a reaction to the medication he was taking.