Formed by combining the Greek and Latin medical roots 'dia' meaning "through completely" and 'rrhagia' meaning "bloody or excessive discharge."
Also known by it's shortened version, "rrhag" or "rrhagia."
Also known by it's shortened version, "rrhag" or "rrhagia."
Example 1:
"Shit, I got that nasty rrhag today."
Example 2:
Jim: "What did you do last night to prepare for the marathon?"
Kimmy: "F**k, I actually went to happy hour and blacked out by 7. Feeling it today..."
Jim: "Aw shit, gurl. That sucks. Diarrhea?"
Kimmy: "Naw, worse... Diarrhagia."
"Shit, I got that nasty rrhag today."
Example 2:
Jim: "What did you do last night to prepare for the marathon?"
Kimmy: "F**k, I actually went to happy hour and blacked out by 7. Feeling it today..."
Jim: "Aw shit, gurl. That sucks. Diarrhea?"
Kimmy: "Naw, worse... Diarrhagia."
by JGerkstain April 12, 2013