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achesome

achesome adjective: characterised or marked by aching; painful.

Adjective

achesome (comparative more achesome, superlative most achesome)

  1. Characterised or marked by aching; painful
    • You took out an achesome tooth a few years back.2015, Bill Gallaher, High Rider

Synonyms of achesome

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Forms of achesome

comparativemore achesome
superlativemost achesome

Origin of achesome

From ache + -some.

Questions about achesome

What does achesome mean?
Achesome means characterised or marked by aching; painful.
What part of speech is achesome?
Achesome is an adjective.

Words near achesome in the dictionary

  1. acherontic
  2. Acherontical
  3. achers
  4. aches
  5. aches for
  6. achesome
  7. Acheson
  8. Acheson process
  9. achest
  10. acheth
  11. achetous

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