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Meanings of have the toothache in English
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Usage of have the toothache in English
1
One thing you don't have the toothache, another thing you get too many demerits.
2
I never saw the beat-nobodyfor miles around here can have the toothache without borrowing mother.
3
Did you have the toothache again last night?
4
I will pretend to have the toothache very bad, and will ask to sleep next the wall to-night.
5
Did you have the toothache?'
6
As for me, feeling that I had nothing pleasant to say, I pretended to have the toothache as an excuse for not talking.
7
She herself said that whenever they happened to be alone he was in the greatest terror, and pretended to have the toothache or the headache.
8
Java caught cold the night of the fire and he has the toothache.
9
He would think his foot hurt if he had the toothache.
10
But when she has the toothache and snivels, she bores me to death.
11
Those helpless sort of folks are always having the toothache, if you notice.
12
Macbeth, looking as though he had the toothache, is Saint Francis.
13
If these Herringport tabbies had the toothache they would register only polite anguish-inpublic.
14
Pony lent him his handkerchief, and Jim said that he had the toothache, anyway.
15
And now and then he had the toothache... see that?
16
He had in fact never before been really miserable except when he had the toothache.
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