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Meanings of colic (colics) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "cholic"
Examples for "cholic"
1
You tell me your little Miles is subject to fits of cholic.
2
Red cholic makes them thin, though eating much, swift, bold, wrathful, and agile.
3
Black cholic makes them serious of settled disposition, even sad.
4
The moon causes palsy, cholic, dropsy, imposthumes, dysenteries, and all diseases arising from obstructed circulation.
5
We also discovered distinct feed-forward regulatory loops controlling Foxa2-dependent targets in a cholic acid-dependent or -independent manner.
Usage of colics in English
1
It comforts the stomach and strengthens the bowels, preventing all colics and fluxes.
2
When I have headaches and colics I envy the scullerymaids.
3
The men complained of cramps and colics, sore lips and mouths, and violent headaches.
4
When her young Shaitan's colics are cured perhaps we poor people may be suffered to-
5
My body swelled, my water-jug was emptied; cramps, colics, and at length inordinate thirst racked me all the night.
6
It has long been used by the Chinese in cases of headaches, lethargies, convulsions, colics, &c. (See SURGERY.)
7
She was afflicted with long and severe colics and other pains, which she suffered with an admirable resignation and joy.
8
But I would ask thy Holy One-stand aside, rogue- acharmagainst most lamentable windy colics that in mango-time overtake my daughter's eldest.
9
To these, in the end, may be added, loss of appetite, paleness, emaciation, weakness, cough, and consumption; or colics, worms, and convulsions.
10
Mr. Slater, it seemed, was a creature of many ills, the wretched abiding-place of aches and pains, of colics, cramps, and rheumatism.
11
That sudden illness, those colics, those refusals to make any information public, mean nothing good-Yes ,yes ,poison ,justas for the others!
12
Among them there is never gout in the hands or feet, nor catarrh, nor sciatica, nor grievous colics, nor flatulency, nor hard breathing.
13
Among them there is never gout in the hands or feet, no catarrh, nor sciatica, nor grievous colics, nor flatulency, nor hard breathing.
14
'And the colics and the gripes,' the duke says, 'they make my mortal life a Purgatory.
15
Results: Seventy-seven patients with suspected renal colic were included in the analysis.
16
Infant colic is a characteristic group of behaviors seen in young infants.
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