Headache (noun)

  1. A pain in the head, typically associated with tension, hangover, or illness.
  2. A source of annoyance or trouble.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english hǣd "head" + ache. compare with dutch hoofdpijn and german kopfschmerz.

Examples:

  1. I have a headache and feel dizzy.
  2. The noise of the construction gave her a headache.
  3. The headache of dealing with the bureaucracy was almost unbearable.
  4. His headache was caused by stress and lack of sleep.
  5. She woke up with a headache after drinking too much wine the night before.
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