allergic
/əˈlɛrˌdʒɪk/ or /əˈlɜrˌdʒɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
having an abnormal sensitivity to a particular substance or thing, especially one that is harmless to most people
“She’s allergic to peanuts and can’t have them in the house.”
2. noun
a person who has an abnormal sensitivity to a particular substance or thing
“He’s a severe food allergic and has to carry an EpiPen with him at all times.”
3. verb (transitive)
to make (someone or something) react as if they are sensitive to a particular substance or thing
“The pollen from the trees can allergize people who breathe it in.”
4. verb (intransitive)
to react as if one is sensitive to a particular substance or thing
“The child began to allergize to the new detergent, breaking out in hives after each use.”