DYSPEPSIA

DYSPEPSIA


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Word: dyspepsia
Word origin: early 18th century: via Latin from Greek duspepsia, from duspeptos ‘difficult to digest’.
Phonetic: dɪsˈpɛpsɪə
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indigestion.


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Upset
Heartburn
Indigestion
Stomach upset — spied a spy
Indigestion, said Pepys, suffering
… a great fit of the colic, as Pepys said?
Indigestion after wild days consuming drink
Complaint about Daisy's Personal Equity Plan
Stomach disorder caused by odd days without a drink
A spy spied - hence that uncomfortable feeling?
Sipped, say, stew causing stomach upset
Upset stomach, said Pepys in distress
Periods without a drink, a cause of internal discomfort
Part-time Dickens student?
Fix important Eastern complaint
Is no longer with a society
Attention-seeker's turned up - am I bovvered?
Fashionable
Facial hair
Days struggling over drink problem
Days without a drink lead to agonising stomach complaint
Pissed off with pay, producing difficulty for consumer
Is day wasted fixing City coach's breakdown problem?
Indigestion from cola consumed during days off
Result of overindulgence perhaps troubling, Pepys said
Days out drinking cola leads to indigestion
Wavy dippy seas troubled tummy
Disorder in internal plumbing? Start to develop repairs to pipes, say




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