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earache



ear·ache [ ˈir-ˌāk]



earache   
noun
[ˈir-ˌāk]

Definition of earache

: an ache or pain in the ear



Recent Examples on the Web


//The health centers treat students who have a sore throat, rash, pink eye, stomachache, cough, earache and other minor illnesses, the hospital said.
— Robin Goist, cleveland, "Akron Children’s Hospital program brings health clinics to Akron, Warren schools," 17 Oct. 2019
//Signs and symptoms of mumps include fever, headache, loss of appetite, weakness, earache and swelling in the neck or jaw.
— orlandosentinel.com, "Florida school says it has 1 confirmed case of Mumps," 8 Oct. 2019
//Some people believe that teething leads to health problems like runny noses, fever, colds, and earaches, but these are myths.
— Marisa Lascala, Good Housekeeping, "When Do Babies Start Teething? The Facts Every Parent Should Know," 9 Aug. 2019
//When the girl had arrived at the ER, she was put in a busy area, where children with earaches or broken arms typically sit.
— Adam Rogers, WIRED, "Fear, Misinformation, and Measles Spread in Brooklyn," 24 June 2019
//Passengers were treated for everything from nausea to headaches to earaches, ABC News reported, with others bleeding from the nose, mouth and ears, according to German outlet Spiegel Online.
— Michael Bartiromo, Fox News, "Ryanair ‘downplaying’ emergency landing that sent dozens to hospital after 'nightmare' flight, passenger says," 16 July 2018
//But sometimes the wax can harden, forming a blockage that leads to symptoms like an earache, feeling of fullness in your ear, a ringing sound or noises in your ear, decreased hearing, dizziness, and even a cough, the Mayo Clinic says.
— Korin Miller, SELF, "What to Do If You Have an Earwax Blockage," 29 Jan. 2019
//If your child's teeth grinding is caused by a problem such as an earache or stress, this underlying problem can be addressed.
— Mary Caldwell, ajc, "Is your child's teeth grinding normal?," 30 June 2018
//Lama-Briseño describes how her young patients can come in for one thing, like an earache, and then the visit turns into something completely different.
— Caroline Covington, Washington Post, "Texas Clinics Busting Traditional Silos Of Mental And Physical Health Care," 9 July 2018


First Known Use of earache

1678, in the meaning defined above



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More Definitions forearache

earache

noun

English Language Learners Definition of earache

: an ache or pain in the ear

earache

noun
ear·​ache | \ ˈir-ˌāk \

Kids Definition of earache

: an ache or pain in the ear

earache

noun
ear·​ache | \ ˈi(ə)r-ˌāk \

Medical Definition of earache

: an ache or pain in the ear

— called also otalgia