GA
- noun
- NSFW
- Our patient represents a case of disseminated papular variant GA in association with ulcerative colitis, and, as with most of the cutaneous manifestations, the primary therapeutic target remains the bowel.
- GA optimization
- GA analysis
- variant GA
Examples
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Researchers tested the effects of GA on various biological systems to understand its lethal properties.
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The military prohibited the use of GA due to its extreme toxicity and potential for mass casualties.
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Granuloma annulare (GA) is a benign skin condition that typically consists of grouped papules in an enlarging annular shape.
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Officials confirmed the presence of GA at the site, raising alarms about possible chemical weapons stockpiling.
Synonyms
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A very strong poison used as a weapon that attacks the nerves and can kill quickly
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A very poisonous chemical that attacks the nerves and is used as a weapon
A very strong poison that attacks the nerves, like sarin, used as a weapon
A very poisonous chemical weapon like sarin or tabun that stops nerves working quickly
How Toxic
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word GA is the military code name for the nerve agent tabun, a deadly chemical first made in Germany in 1936. Because it is a short 'code', GA is used in reports and laws to mean this exact dangerous agent.