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stomachache
[ stuhm-uhk-eyk ]
stomachache
/ ˈstʌməkˌeɪk /
noun
- pain in the stomach or abdominal region, as from acute indigestion Technical namegastralgia Also calledstomach upsetupset stomach
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- stomach-achy adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of stomachache1
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Example Sentences
A celebrity said to have a stomachache or fever probably in fact has a stomachache or a fever.
In the weeks that followed, I felt nervous and tense, with a constant stomachache.
Richards continued modeling with a terrible stomachache for the rest of the trip.
My goodness if that man doesnt have one stomachache, ended this sage young lady speaking from bitter experiences of her own.
Besides, I never had worse than a stomachache in my life and you're a pretty healthy specimen yourself.
And they groaned over it—he and she—like people with the stomachache.
Except that fever, I never had anything worse than a stomachache in all my life.
In response to Mrs. Presby's anxious inquiries, Tommy explained that he had an "awful stomachache."
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