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Meanings of
sick headache
in English
Portuguese
enxaqueca
Catalan
migranya
Spanish
clavo
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A severe recurring vascular headache; occurs more frequently in women than men.
migraine
hemicrania
megrim
Portuguese
enxaqueca
Usage of
sick headache
in English
1
This receipt will also relieve
sick
headache
if taken at the beginning.
2
Joan has a
sick
headache
and will have none of me to-day.
3
That a little soda water will relieve
sick
headache
caused by indigestion.
4
Yes, my sister is a bit seedy-
a
bad
sick
headache
,
nothing more.
5
O, a
sick
headache
-sudden
and distressful-hewas subject to them; poor Philip!
6
He complained of a
sick
headache
,
and he was shivering with the cold.
7
Aunt Olivia had a
sick
headache
and Uncle Roger stayed home with her.
8
Mother went about with a
sick
headache
,
and was continually melting into tears.
9
She was burning with fever; something like a
sick
headache
was weighing on her.
10
This is not good when it is bilious
sick
headache
.
11
I believe I am going to have a
sick
headache
.
12
Yesterday she had a
sick
headache
,
and is still suffering somewhat from it to-day.
13
Those guns were no more use than a
sick
headache
.
14
I was there yesterday, to inquire how she was after a bad
sick
headache
.
15
Often by six o'clock I have a severe
sick
headache
.
16
No, my wife is bad, she've been bad all night with a
sick
headache
.
Other examples for "sick headache"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
sick
headache
sick
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
sick headache
Portuguese
enxaqueca
Catalan
migranya
Spanish
clavo
Sick headache
through the time
Sick headache
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common