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Meanings of feel achy in English
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Usage of feel achy in English
1
Albert, do you feel achy?
2
His body felt achy and weak, his head in a fog.
3
She woke feeling achy, with the back of her throat raw.
4
Lex had been feeling achy, so she yelled at the girls more than usual.
5
This woman was in her forties; people in their forties usually wake up feeling achy.
6
Although she hadn't drunk a drop last night, her body felt achy, chilled, and hungover.
7
Her stomach churned and she felt achy, as though she were coming down with the flu.
8
Afterward, her lips had felt achy and sore.
9
It can leave you feeling achy and stiff, with a walk around the office taking on a John Wayne feel.
10
"You know," she remarked, "Trevor touched me and made me feel achy long before we ended up together."
11
"Well, what's wrong with feeling achy?"