gyp
noun [U] /dʒɪp/ UK informalDefinition
› pain or trouble: My knee has been giving me gyp since I started running.Pain and painful
(Definition of gyp noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -racked suffix
- agonized adjective
- agony noun
- footsore adjective
- give sb hell idiom
- groan noun
- groan verb
- hurt adjective
- hurt verb
- irritation noun (SORE FEELING)
- painless adjective
- pinprick noun (HOLE/PAIN)
- prickle verb
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- stabbing adjective
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