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Meanings of colic in English
Usage of colic in English
1
Results: Seventy-seven patients with suspected renal colic were included in the analysis.
2
Infant colic is a characteristic group of behaviors seen in young infants.
3
Another source of colic in the breast-fed baby is the unclean nipple.
4
If the empty cradle be rocked, the baby will have the colic.
5
The mind is ill at ease when its companion has the colic.
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Jimmy Pigg had an attack of colic in the stable this afternoon.
7
Over her colic wail, the news streams were a constant alarmed chatter.
8
Michelle had at least four bouts of colic before her first birthday.
9
The sugar is likely to ferment in baby's stomach and cause colic.
10
Eaten, it afflicted Adam with the first colic known to this planet.
11
Criquette is liable to colic; 'tis I who have to rub her.
12
Tell him to give you something for colic-theresult of vegetable poisoning.
13
And he beat upon his breast, and groaned like one with colic.
14
Used alone for want of tone of stomach, flatulency, cramps and colic.
15
What should be done if the infant has frequent or habitual colic?
16
Lord Shelburne's giddiness is turned into a colic, and he looks miserably.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common