pus
/pʌs/Definitions
1. noun
a thick, yellowish fluid containing dead white blood cells, bacteria, and tissue debris that forms in a wound or infected area, often accompanied by pain and swelling.
“The doctor took a sample of the pus from the infected wound to run some tests.”
2. verb
to produce or accumulate pus, especially in a wound or infected area.
“The skin on her face began to pus after she got scratched by the thorn.”