diarrhea
/daɪˈæriə/Definitions
1. noun
a condition of having loose, watery stools, often caused by infection or irritation of the intestines
“After eating the contaminated food, she developed a severe case of diarrhea and had to spend the night in the hospital.”
2. noun
a flow or discharge of liquid, especially from the bowels
“The diarrhea was so severe that it was like a constant leak from the pipes.”