bu·bon·ic plague 
(b-bŏnĭk, by-)
(b-bŏnĭk, by-)n.
A form of infectious plague that is characterized by the formation of buboes and is transmitted to humans principally by the bite of a flea that has bitten an infected rodent, usually a rat.
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