Obs. rare. Also 7 veroll. [a. F. vérole, doublet of variole VARIOLA.]
1. French pox; syphilis.
1596. Harington, Metam. Ajax, Prol. B j. He met a french Surgeon yt cured him both of that and the Verol, yt he had before in his priorums.
2. (See quot.) rare0.
1688. R. Holme, Armoury, II. 238/1. The Veroll, the Web, are two Diseases in the eyes of Hawks, some call them the Pynne; they do proceed from Rume.
So † Verola [cf. Cat. verola]. = prec. 1. Obs.1
1600. Breton, Pasquils Passe & Passeth Not, Wks. (Grosart), I. 9/1. From The French Verola, and the English feuer, The blessed Lord of heaun deliuer me.