intense physical or mental suffering

pain; ache; soreness; to be in pain or to be painful; to hurt

to have a headache; to suffer from pain in the head

to feel distressed, heartbroken, or sorrowful; to suffer emotional heartache

deep sorrow or emotional suffering

joyful and happy; feeling a sense of relief or emotional comfort

deeply grieved; sorrowful; filled with agony or deep sorrow

to detest, loathe, or abhor someone or something

abdominal pain; bellyache

painkiller; analgesic; anodyne

stomachache; to have a stomachache

to relieve or stop pain; analgesic

deeply grieved; pained; distressed; heartbroken

to be sore and aching; to feel a dull pain in the muscles or joints

to suppress or ease pain

to weep or wail bitterly; to cry one's heart out with deep sorrow

to tingle or sting with a sharp, needle-like physical sensation; a stabbing pain

angina pectoris; a chest pain or pressure caused by temporary lack of blood and oxygen to the heart muscle

pain; anguish; suffering; can refer to both physical and mental distress

to suffer from menstrual cramps; dysmenorrhea

pain or suffering caused by illness; also refers to a minor illness or physical indisposition

(medicine) pain experienced when a part of the body is pressed or touched during a medical examination; pressure pain

deeply grieved; in deep sorrow; feeling heavy and bitter anguish

extremely painful; bitter; deeply grieved or distressed

severe or intense pain; sharp pain; twinge

pain; suffering; the feeling of misery

to be so pained or grieved that one no longer wishes to live; to be utterly devastated

toothache; dental pain

to beat someone soundly; to thrash; to belabor

To endure physical or emotional pain, often with dignity or without complaining

Intermittent pain; specifically, the rhythmic contractions of the uterus during childbirth

aching waist and sore back; used to describe general body aches and pains, often from overwork or fatigue

to feel a dull or slight pain

a place on the body that hurts; a tender area

recurring headache that typically affects one side of the head and is often accompanied by nausea or vomiting

to detest or abhor something to the extreme; to have an implacable hatred for something

to criticize harshly; to denounce or reprimand severely; to attack viciously with words

to be overcome with grief; to be heartbroken to the point of collapse or death

to cry with deep anguish; to be moved to tears and snivel uncontrollably

painkiller; a tablet used to relieve pain

Pain or suffering hidden in one's heart that one is reluctant to share; inner trauma or distress

acute, gripping pain in internal organs like the heart or stomach; cramp; angina

A physical sensation of pain or a feeling of acute suffering

to feel extreme hatred or resentment towards something or someone, as if suffering from a physical ache

thoroughly and happily; to one's great satisfaction

To feel deep grief or pain over the death or loss of someone, such as a family member or loved one

to reprimand or scold severely and thoroughly; to bawl out or vituperate; to decry

(idiom) of no importance or consequence; not affecting one's interests; indifferent; insignificant

to deliver a punishing attack; to give a sharp blow or crack down on someone; to strike hard