Definition Synonyms
Definition of colic - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
infant painTECH. severe abdominal pain often in infantsTECH.
- The baby cried all night due to colic.
2.
abdominal painTECH. severe pain in the abdomen due to gas or intestinal obstructionTECH.
- The baby cried all night due to colic..
Expressions with colic
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condition in babies causing long crying and belly pain
The doctor said the baby has baby colic.
severe pain caused by kidney stones
He was diagnosed with renal colic after experiencing intense flank pain..
lead poisoning condition historically affecting painters
Many old painters suffered from painter's colic due to lead-based paints..
chronic lead poisoning with severe constipation
Lead colic led to severe constipation in the affected individuals.
Origin of colic
Greek, kolikos (pertaining to the colon)
Terms with colic included in their meaning
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digestive relief
able to ease flatulence and colic
baby remedy
liquid given to babies to ease discomfort like colic or teething
medical
relating to or suffering from colic
medical
any plant with bitter roots used to relieve colic
Examples of colic in a sentence
Colic can be distressing for both infants and parents. She massaged the baby's belly to relieve colic.
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- French:coliques, colique, ...
- German:Koliken, Kolik, ...
- Italian:colica, ...
- Spanish:cólico, ...
- Portuguese:cólicas, cólica, ...
- Chinese:肠绞痛, 绞痛, ...
- Japanese:疝痛, ...
- Arabic:مَغَص, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹלִיק, עִוְּוִית מֵעַיִם, ...
- Russian:колики, ...
- Ukrainian:коліки, ...
- Hindi:कॉलिक, शूल, ...
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