achy

[ey-kee]

ach·y

[ey-kee]
adjective, ach·i·er, ach·i·est.
having or causing an aching sensation: an achy back.

Origin:
1870–75; ache + -y1

ach·i·ness, noun
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achy (ˈeɪkɪ)
 
adj , achier, achiest
affected by a continuous dull pain; aching

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