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Definition of trouble
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Trouble
(v. t.) That which gives
disturbance,
annoyance,
or
vexation;
that which
afflicts..
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Cheat
::
Cheat (n.) A
troublesome
grass,
growing
as a weed in grain
fields;
--
called
also
chess.
See
Chess..
Miseased
::
Miseased
(a.)
Having
discomfort
or
misery;
troubled.
Quitch Grass
::
Quitch
grass () A
perennial
grass
(Agropyrum
repens)
having
long
running
rootstalks,
by which it
spreads
rapidly
and
pertinaciously,
and so
becomes
a
troublesome
weed. Also
called
couch
grass,
quick
grass,
quick
grass,
twitch
grass.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Objection
::
Objection
(n.) Cause of
trouble;
sorrow.
Restful
::
Restful
(a.)
Giving
rest;
freeing
from toil,
trouble,
etc..
Bother
::
Bother
(v. t.) To
annoy;
to
trouble;
to
worry;
to
perplex.
See
Pother.
Vexation
::
Vexation
(n.) The cause of
trouble
or
disquiet;
affliction.
Chigre
::
Chigre
(n.) A
species
of flea
(Pulex
penetrans),
common
in the West
Indies
and South
America,
which often
attacks
the feet or any
exposed
part of the human body, and
burrowing
beneath
the skin
produces
great
irritation.
When the
female
is
allowed
to
remain
and
breed,
troublesome
sores
result,
which are
sometimes
dangerous.
See
Jigger..
Troublous
::
Troublous
(a.) Full of
trouble;
causing
trouble.
Conveniency
::
Conveniency
(n.)
Freedom
from
discomfort,
difficulty,
or
trouble;
commodiousness;
ease;
accommodation..
Pester
::
Pester
(v. t.) To
trouble;
to
disturb;
to
annoy;
to
harass
with petty
vexations.
Excrescence
::
Excrescence
(n.) An
excrescent
appendage,
as, a wart or
tumor;
anything
growing
out
unnaturally
from
anything
else; a
preternatural
or
morbid
development;
hence,
a
troublesome
superfluity;
an
incumbrance;
as, an
excrescence
on the body, or on a
plant..
Bother
::
Bother
(v. i.) To feel care or
anxiety;
to make or take
trouble;
to be
troublesome.
Trouble
::
Trouble
(v. t.) A fault or
interruption
in a
stratum.
Importunate
::
Importunate
(a.)
Troublesomely
urgent;
unreasonably
solicitous;
overpressing
in
request
or
demand;
urgent;
teasing;
as, an
impotunate
petitioner,
curiosity..
Cark
::
Cark (v. i.) To be
careful,
anxious,
solicitous,
or
troubles
in mind; to worry or
grieve..
Trouble
::
Trouble
(v. t.) That which gives
disturbance,
annoyance,
or
vexation;
that which
afflicts..
Cumber
::
Cumber
(v.)
Trouble;
embarrassment;
distress.
Quiet
::
Quiet (a.) Not
giving
offense;
not
exciting
disorder
or
trouble;
not
turbulent;
gentle;
mild; meek;
contented.
Past
::
Past (v.) Of or
pertaining
to a
former
time or
state;
neither
present
nor
future;
gone by;
elapsed;
ended;
spent;
as, past
troubles;
past
offences..
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