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Old slang term for boil

Posted By: MTPockets on 2007-02-12
In Reply to: s/l rye-zun (rison) .. another word for boil or abscess. thx - THANKS IN ADVANCE

Subject: Old slang term for boil

Rison is a slang word for a boil. When I was a little girl growing up in Alabama, that's what my grandmother called a boil. I'm not sure how you would spell it since it isn't a real word.


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