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Definition of trouble
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Trouble
(a.)
Troubled;
dark;
gloomy.
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Ail
::
Ail (v. i.) To be
affected
with pain or
uneasiness
of any sort; to be ill or
indisposed
or in
trouble.
Mischief
::
Mischief
(n.) Harm;
damage;
esp.,
disarrangement
of
order;
trouble
or
vexation
caused
by human
agency
or by some
living
being,
intentionally
or not;
often,
calamity,
mishap;
trivial
evil
caused
by
thoughtlessness,
or in
sport..
Scratch
::
Scratch
(n.)
Minute,
but
tender
and
troublesome,
excoriations,
covered
with
scabs,
upon the heels of
horses
which have been used where it is very wet or
muddy..
Ease
::
Ease (n.)
Freedom
from
anything
that pains or
troubles;
as: (a)
Relief
from labor or
effort;
rest;
quiet;
relaxation;
as, ease of
body..
Sag
::
Sag (v. i.) Fig.: To lose
firmness
or
elasticity;
to sink; to
droop;
to flag; to bend; to
yield,
as the mind or
spirits,
under the
pressure
of care,
trouble,
doubt,
or the like; to be
unsettled
or
unbalanced..
Plaguy
::
Plaguy
(a.)
Vexatious;
troublesome;
tormenting;
as, a
plaguy
horse.
[Colloq.]
Also used
adverbially;
as, He is so
plaguy
proud..
Irksome
::
Irksome
(a.)
Wearisome;
tedious;
disagreeable
or
troublesome
by
reason
of long
continuance
or
repetition;
as,
irksome
hours;
irksome
tasks..
Vexation
::
Vexation
(n.) The cause of
trouble
or
disquiet;
affliction.
Trouble
::
Trouble
(v. t.) A fault or
interruption
in a
stratum.
Restful
::
Restful
(a.)
Giving
rest;
freeing
from toil,
trouble,
etc..
Whereret
::
Whereret
(v. t.) To
hurry;
to
trouble;
to
tease.
Nuisance
::
Nuisance
(n.) That which
annoys
or gives
trouble
and
vexation;
that which is
offensive
or
noxious.
Kittle
::
Kittle
(a.)
Ticklish;
not
easily
managed;
troublesome;
difficult;
variable.
Inconvenient
::
Inconvenient
(a.) Not
convenient;
giving
trouble,
uneasiness,
or
annoyance;
hindering
progress
or
success;
uncomfortable;
disadvantageous;
incommodious;
inopportune;
as, an
inconvenient
house,
garment,
arrangement,
or
time..
Chargeant
::
Chargeant
(a.)
Burdensome;
troublesome.
Dreissena
::
Dreissena
(n.) A genus of
bivalve
shells
of which one
species
(D.
polymorpha)
is often so
abundant
as to be very
troublesome
in the fresh
waters
of
Europe.
Worriment
::
Worriment
(n.)
Trouble;
anxiety;
worry.
Cacogastric
::
Cacogastric
(a.)
Troubled
with bad
digestion.
Importunee
::
Importunee
(a.)
Troublesome;
vexatious;
persistent;
urgent;
hence,
vexatious
on
account
of
untimely
urgency
or
perinacious
solicitation..
Annoyous
::
Annoyous
(a.)
Troublesome;
annoying.
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