grasserie
noun
gras·se·rie
¦gras(ə)¦rē,
¦gräs-
plural -s
: a destructive polyhedrosis disease of silkworms that is related to wilt and is marked by spotty yellowing of the skin and internal liquefaction
called also jaundice
Word History
Etymology
French, from gras fat (from Latin crassus) + -erie -ery