aching
IPA: ˈeɪkɪŋ
noun
- The feeling of an ache; a dull pain.
adjective
- That aches; continuously painful; that causes pain.
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Examples of "aching" in Sentences
- This gives me aching bones on the legs.
- The work was back aching and very tiring.
- The sauna soothes sore and aching muscles.
- The pain may be dull, aching, or throbbing.
- Even though her heart was aching of sadness and pain.
- And by the way … Belly aching is sooo not attractive! —
- He wakes up to find his ribs aching and his breathing painful.
- "No doubt your shoulder is aching from the shooting," he said.
- This causes pain and aching within the body part that is affected.
- Moist hot packs can relieve the pain of aching joints and muscles.
- Stop it …. .you're killing me …. my sides are aching from the laughter.
- We could do nothing but wait in aching inactivity during those two weary days.
- I am currently aching from the stoppage that is this collection of backed-up posts:
- She passed the night huddled at the base of the tree in aching, lonely terror, clutching her pendant of the Sacred Virgin, rocking back and forth in prayer.
- But in the main it was hard work, and at the end of an hour Joe's back was aching from the unaccustomed strain, and his fingers were cut and bleeding from his clumsy handling of the sharp-edged oysters.
- Paddy, his backside aching from the hard bench, was in a whimpering mood, and to pass the time away I talked with a rather superior tramp, a young carpenter who wore a collar and tie and was on the road, he said, for lack of a set of tools.
- "No craving void left aching in the breast") _an aching void_; and the nephew, Dr. Arthur Aikin, by way of variety, _a void aching_; whilst Mrs. Barbault he designated as _that pleonasm of nakedness_; since, as if it were not enough to be _bare_, she was also