ouching
ˈaʊtʃɪŋ
Definition

Definition of ouching - Reverso English Dictionary

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1.
painRareexpressing sudden physical pain or discomfortRare
  • Ouching, she pulled her hand away from the hot stove.
ouch ow
2.
emotional hurtRarereacting to emotional pain or distressRare
  • He was ouching after hearing the harsh criticism.
aching hurting suffering
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Origin of ouching

Imitative, ouch (expression of pain) + -ing (action)

Examples of ouching in a sentence

  • She was ouching after stubbing her toe on the table.
  • She was ouching after the breakup.
  • The team was ouching from the unexpected loss.

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  1. French:aïe, se sentir blessé, ...
  2. German:Autsch, verletzt sein, ...
  3. Italian:ahia, soffrire, ...
  4. Spanish:ay, sufriendo, ...
  5. Portuguese:ai, magoado, ...
  6. Chinese:哎哟, 心痛, ...
  7. Japanese:痛い, 心を痛める, ...
  8. Arabic:تَتَأَلَّمُ, يَتَأَلَّمُ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּכְאֵב, כּוֹאֵב, ...
  10. Russian:ай, страдать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ай, болісно реагувати, ...
  12. Hindi:आह, आहत होना, ...
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