Definition of chigoe in English:

chigoe

noun ˈtʃɪɡəʊˈtʃiˌɡoʊ

another term for chigger (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- Sailors traveling with Columbus in 1492 suffered chigoe flea infestation while in Haiti and probably were the first to introduce it to Europe.
- The chigoe leaps an incredible distance to attach itself to the victim's body, and then burrows under the skin to feed.
- This widespread myth has its origin in the southern states where pests with similar names such as jigger flea or the chigoes do attack by burrowing under skin.
- The ‘committee’ sat on rough logs, ranged on the sand in the open building; and we had carefully to examine our feet for chigoes and exterminate them after each sitting.
- He's blasé about all the usual stuff - typhoid fever, malaria, chigoes, bots, scabies, and leeches.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French chique, from a West African language.

Definition of chigoe in US English:

chigoe

nounˈCHēˌɡōˈtʃiˌɡoʊ

A tropical flea, the female of which burrows and lays eggs beneath the host's skin, causing painful sores.
Tunga penetrans, family Tungidae
Also called chigger, sand flea
Example sentencesExamples
- The chigoe leaps an incredible distance to attach itself to the victim's body, and then burrows under the skin to feed.
- The ‘committee’ sat on rough logs, ranged on the sand in the open building; and we had carefully to examine our feet for chigoes and exterminate them after each sitting.
- This widespread myth has its origin in the southern states where pests with similar names such as jigger flea or the chigoes do attack by burrowing under skin.
- He's blasé about all the usual stuff - typhoid fever, malaria, chigoes, bots, scabies, and leeches.
- Sailors traveling with Columbus in 1492 suffered chigoe flea infestation while in Haiti and probably were the first to introduce it to Europe.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French chique, from a West African language.

词汇	chigoe
释义	Definition of chigoe in English: chigoe noun ˈtʃɪɡəʊˈtʃiˌɡoʊ another term for chigger (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples Sailors traveling with Columbus in 1492 suffered chigoe flea infestation while in Haiti and probably were the first to introduce it to Europe. The chigoe leaps an incredible distance to attach itself to the victim's body, and then burrows under the skin to feed. This widespread myth has its origin in the southern states where pests with similar names such as jigger flea or the chigoes do attack by burrowing under skin. The ‘committee’ sat on rough logs, ranged on the sand in the open building; and we had carefully to examine our feet for chigoes and exterminate them after each sitting. He's blasé about all the usual stuff - typhoid fever, malaria, chigoes, bots, scabies, and leeches. Origin Mid 17th century: from French chique, from a West African language. Definition of chigoe in US English: chigoe nounˈCHēˌɡōˈtʃiˌɡoʊ A tropical flea, the female of which burrows and lays eggs beneath the host's skin, causing painful sores. Tunga penetrans, family Tungidae Also called chigger, sand flea Example sentencesExamples The chigoe leaps an incredible distance to attach itself to the victim's body, and then burrows under the skin to feed. The ‘committee’ sat on rough logs, ranged on the sand in the open building; and we had carefully to examine our feet for chigoes and exterminate them after each sitting. This widespread myth has its origin in the southern states where pests with similar names such as jigger flea or the chigoes do attack by burrowing under skin. He's blasé about all the usual stuff - typhoid fever, malaria, chigoes, bots, scabies, and leeches. Sailors traveling with Columbus in 1492 suffered chigoe flea infestation while in Haiti and probably were the first to introduce it to Europe. Origin Mid 17th century: from French chique, from a West African language.
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