Achy

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• achy — achy; achy·lia; head·achy; stom·achy; achy·lous; …   English syllables

• Achy — may refer to: * Achy Obejas, an American writer and journalist * Achy, Oise, a commune of France …   Wikipedia

• achy — i ochy; ochy i achy «słowa wyrażające zachwyt, zwykle nienaturalny, któremu chce się nadać rozgłos»: Sala pełna ludzi, wszędzie słychać ochy i achy. Cosm 7/1998 …   Słownik frazeologiczny

• achy — ā kē adj, ach·i·er; ach·i·est affected with aches ach·i·ness n …   Medical dictionary

• achy — (adj.) 1875, first recorded in George Eliot s letters, from ACHE (Cf. ache) + Y (Cf. y) (2). Middle English had akeful painful (early 15c.) …   Etymology dictionary

• achy — (also achey) ► ADJECTIVE (achier, achiest) ▪ suffering from an ache or aches …   English terms dictionary

• achy — [āk′ē] adj. achier, achiest having an ache, or dull, steady pain achiness n …   English World dictionary

• Achy — 49° 33′ 25″ N 1° 58′ 48″ E / 49.5569444444, 1.98 …   Wikipédia en Français

• achy — UK [ˈeɪkɪ] / US adjective Word forms achy : adjective achy comparative achier superlative achiest mainly spoken if a part of your body feels achy, you feel a pain there that is continuous but not very strong …   English dictionary

• achy — [[t]e͟ɪki[/t]] ADJ GRADED: usu v link ADJ If you feel achy, your body hurts. [INFORMAL, SPOKEN] I feel achy all over …   English dictionary