Usually means: Yellow discoloration of skin, eyes.
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  1. icterus: Merriam-Webster
  2. Icterus, Icterus, icterus: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
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  8. icterus: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (icterus)

▸ noun:  (medicine) An excess of bile pigments in the blood; jaundice.
▸ noun:  A yellowish appearance in plants.

Similar:
jaundice, genus icterus, icteremia, icterus neonatorum, hepatogenous jaundice, hepatorrhea, hyperbilirubinemia, bili, blue jaundice, hyperbiliverdinemia, more...

Opposite:
achloria, leukoderma, pallor

Types:
hepatic, bilirubin, unconjugated, jaundice, more...

Phrases:
icterus index, icterus gravis, icterus spurius, icterus neonatorum, genus icterus, more...

Adjectives:
hemolytic, scleral, slight, congenital, mild, haemolytic, chronic, intense, catarrhal, severe, obstructive

Colors:
    yellow,     gold,     amber,     mustard,     lemon, more...

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Similar:
jaundice, genus icterus, icteremia, icterus neonatorum, hepatogenous jaundice, hepatorrhea, hyperbilirubinemia, bili, blue jaundice, hyperbiliverdinemia, more...

Opposite:
achloria, leukoderma, pallor

Types:
hepatic, bilirubin, unconjugated, jaundice, more...

Phrases:
icterus index, icterus gravis, icterus spurius, icterus neonatorum, genus icterus, icterus galbula, icterus galbula galbula, icterus galbula bullockii, acholuric icterus, enzootic icterus, more...

Adjectives:
hemolytic, scleral, slight, congenital, mild, haemolytic, chronic, intense, catarrhal, severe, obstructive

Colors:
    yellow,     gold,     amber,     mustard,     lemon, more...



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