Ache

What do we mean by ache?

To suffer a dull, sustained pain. intransitive verb

To feel sympathy or compassion. intransitive verb

To yearn or long. intransitive verb

A dull, steady pain. synonym: pain. noun

A painful sorrow. noun

A longing or desire. noun

Pain of some duration, in opposition to sudden twinges or spasmodic pain; a continued dull or heavy pain, as in toothache or earache. noun

Synonyms See pain, n., and agony. noun

To suffer pain; have or be in pain, or in continued pain; be distressed physically: as, his whole body ached.

A name of garden-parsley, Petroselinum sativum. noun

Continued pain, as distinguished from sudden twinges, or spasmodic pain. “Such an ache in my bones.” noun

To suffer pain; to have, or be in, pain, or in continued pain; to be distressed. intransitive verb

A variant spelling of aitch. noun

Parsley. noun

To suffer pain; to be the source of, or be in, pain, especially continued dull pain; to be distressed. verb

Continued dull pain, as distinguished from sudden twinges, or spasmodic pain. noun

Have a desire for something or someone who is not present verb

A dull persistent (usually moderately intense) pain noun

Feel physical pain verb

Be the source of pain verb

Continued dull pain, as distinguished from sudden twinges, or spasmodic pain.

A person that needs constant attention from multiple people or else they will become depressed and lonely Urban Dictionary

Someone who is fun to be around, but also talks a lot and begins to get annoying when you spend a lot of time with them Urban Dictionary

To yearn for something Urban Dictionary

To be a bad ass bitch that is actually just trying to be alone and depressed for no reason Urban Dictionary

1) A scottish version of saying 'oh' instead they say 'ach noh' 2) A very lethal weapon that is quite blunt to increase the pain when a spleenach operation is performed Urban Dictionary

Short for good in hindi. Often used as a synonym for ok. Urban Dictionary

Verb. The desire or craving to obtain something so pleasurable, it's sinful to even think about it. Urban Dictionary

Ach! - exclaiming a point of disgust or disapointment. Originated from the highlands of the Gingerland, sorry, I meant Scotland, ach! Urban Dictionary

Brother homey Hebrew or Arabic word meaning brother Urban Dictionary

A phrase you use after someone says something stupid Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ache:
ache.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ache:
choline, ach, acetylcholine, tirol, cholinergic, hel, rajah, neurotransmitter, gro, headache, pinter, inhibition, preakness, irreversible, tyrol, inhibitor, diarrhea, empties, guadeloupe, nausea, enzyme, alps, inhibit, reversible, vomiting, prima, tributary, stomach, bavaria, din, nerve, accumulation, beckett, fatigue, pain, inn, stimulation, enzymes, stake, respiratory, peripheral, breath, poisoning, gorge, rises, flows, symptoms, collaborative, tributaries, binding, peaks, dixon, fever, cure, stakes, nervous, stream, genres, derby, alpine, muscle, chest, feeling, burn, austria, treat, recovery, wet, diseases, justin, vinyl, brain, breaks, eating, valley, cash, exposure, harold, tissue, burning, activity, blood, let, root, asks, mountains, khan, sang, reaches, severe, drugs, hot, baby, extreme, flow, heart, records, skin, voice, causes.

Words that rhyme with ache:
awake, break, take, cake, make, forsake, snake, wake, stake, shake, opaque, mistake, rake, partake, undertake, lake, brake, sake, steak, fake, flake, overtake, earthquake, intake, pancake, bake, namesake, uptake, drake, betake, headache, snowflake, jake, slake, retake, quake, outbreak, hake, rattlesnake, caique, remake, keepsake, mandrake, blake, strake, crake, handshake, piece of cake, heartache, daybreak, heartbreak, cupcake, yake, ake, bellyache, cheesecake, double take, milkshake, spake, sweepstake, outtake, fruitcake, shortcake, backache, pound cake, pake, beefsteak, kittiwake, haik, muckrake, shaykh, hot cake, paik, claik, give and take, oxbow lake, potato pancake, fish cake, hotcake, naik, dake, green snake, king snake, shaikh, clake, straik, scotch pancake, strip steak, angel cake, shaik, milk snake, johnny cake, coffee break, carpet snake, crumb cake, milk shake, tax break, marble cake, coral snake, hand brake.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ache:
dull, stomach, deep, constant, tooth, back, slight, terrible, severe, familiar, physical, steady, sharp, persistent, sudden, bad, face, sweet, mild, heavy, violent, continuous, heart, empty, hollow, painful, vague, head, strange, tummy, chronic, slow, intolerable, cold, sick, hot, awful, dry, intense, unbearable, pleasant, dreadful, ear, fierce, bitter, minor, muscular, finger, lonely, horrible, occasional, faint, acute, tired, tight, phosphorylated, nervous, huge, side, anti, asymmetric, perpetual, intermittent, inhibited, generalized, seated, peculiar, diffuse, delicious, curious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ache:
activity, agents, staining, medications, inside, complex, drugs, system, inhibitors, complexes, antibodies, tree, pains, hail, night, conjugate, gnawing, longing, cure, medication, start, comparison, dishes, yesterday, producing, clara, tomorrow, reaction, bush, dfp, palpitations, drops, theory, insecticides, drive, eyes, cha, morning, climb, blether, today, complaint, mixture, nausea, labeling, throat, sunday, apollin, diseases, antibody.

Consonant match to ache:
oak, eke, irk, ack, erk, ike, ake, och, eck, ek, akc, eich, eike, olk, eick, erck.

Words that sound like ache:
ache, ake, a.c, aik, ayk, eyk, ayc, aig, a.g, oak, ick, ack, ike, uck, ock, ook, eek, oke, eck, awk, eak, ek, eke, ech, och, akk, auk, oik, ique, aich, olk, acke, o.k, acc, eich, icw, -ic, ouk, oick, i.q, eac, occ, owk, akc, aak, aac, aque, eick, eic, iec, aiche, icc, o.c, eyck, icq, aek, akh, eik, eike, ahk, ikke, auc, ecc, ouc, ikk, oake, -ock, aec, oek, ecw, ohk, ecke, ojk, oook, uhc, eiche, eqt, ahc, ihc, ijk, -ac, ajk, ekh, iic, a-c, aach, acq, iik, oec, eeke, uhk, aqt, awc, ecx, ihk, ohc, ehk, a, a., a.e.