A slight cold.

Oh, it's just a cold.

Might catch cold.

That can't cure a cold.

I thought it was an ordinary cold.

This picture is really fuzzy, I apologize I had a bad cold when I took it.

I've got an awful cold and I didn't know you...

He developed a chill from lying on the floor, which worsened his asthmatic condition.

I have a cold and an eye infection. I didn't sleep at all last night.

Why argue about semantics? Well, imagine you have pneumonia, but you think it is only a bad cold.

Histamine is kind of one of the main actors in the inflammatory response, and when you have a cold and a runny nose and stuffy nose and all of those type of things, those are all byproducts of the inflammatory response, and anti histamines essentially try to shut down that inflammatory response so some of those symptoms disappear.

An acute intestinal catarrh

My wife is unwell, a slight cold.

Wind Chill

It's cold.

They've got a cold.

Hail Caesar!

Cold, eh ?

I hope your cold is better.

One complained of a bad cold in his head, upon which Jonah mixed him a pitch like potion of gin and molasses, which he swore was a sovereign cure for all colds and catarrhs whatsoever, never mind of how long standing, or whether caught off the coast of Labrador, or on the weather side of an ice island.

Today it is cold.

Has the sake chilled?

It's like a chill.

That proposal met with a favourable response.

Your tea is becoming cold, drink it

You have to have a statement.

There's a hailstorm comin'!

My soup is gone. It was cold.

I can predict his every reaction.

Hurry up! The food will get cold.

Your hands are dirty. You probably have a runny nose.

Do they have a common cold?

You've only got a little cold.

That friend of mine uptown, he has a slight cold.

It's a cold this time.

I fear I have a slight cold.

hail and fire mingled with blood...

I'm afraid I'm coming down with a cold. Mm.

And just now in England they had a cold spell.

Oh, it's cold. I left my muff at home.

Cold in all this sunshine? Let me warm you up.

Not so good. It's too cold out.

Come inside. It's getting cold.

I want you to buy yourself a decent coat and I don't want to see you until your cold is better.

Well, imagine you have pneumonia, but you think it is only a bad cold. You could easily fail to take the right medicine, and you would certainly expect your life to return to normal much faster than is realistic.