upset
adjective (ILL) /ʌpˈset/ informalDefinition
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B2 If you have an upset stomach you feel slightly ill, especially because of something you have eaten or drunk: I've got an upset stomach/tummy - serves me right for eating so much.Digestive disorders
(Definition of upset adjective (ILL) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- amoebic dysentery noun
- bellyache noun
- coeliac disease noun
- colic noun
- constipated adjective
- diarrhoea noun
- dysentery noun
- dyspepsia noun
- enteritis noun
- gastritis noun
- gippy tummy noun
- grumbling appendix noun
- IBS noun
- irregular adjective (TIME/SPACE)
- irritable bowel syndrome noun
- occlusion noun (BLOCK)
- peritonitis noun
- shit noun
- stomach noun
- wind noun (BOWELS)
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