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pain
noun
1 an uncomfortable, distressing or agonizing sensation caused by the stimulation of specialized nerve endings by heat, cold, pressure or other strong stimuli.
2 emotional suffering.
3 derog colloq an irritating or troublesome person or thing.
4 (pains) trouble taken or efforts made in doing something.
verb (pained , paining ) rather formal to cause distress to someone It pained me to see the injured donkey .
[13c: from Latin poena punishment]
be at pains to do something to be anxious to do it with due care and thoroughness.
for one's pains ironic as a reward (usually a poor one) for the trouble one has taken.
on pain of something at the risk of incurring it as a punishment.
take pains to be careful to do something properly; to be thorough over a task, etc.
pain au chocolat Fr
noun (pains au chocolat ) a flaky bread roll with a chocolate-flavoured filling.
[French, literally -chocolate bread-]
pain in the neck or pain in the arse
noun , slang
1 an exasperating circumstance.
2 an annoying, irritating or tiresome person.
pained
adjective said of an expression, tone of voice, etc: expressing distress or disapproval.
painful
adjective
1 causing pain a painful injury .
2 said of part of the body: affected by some injury, etc which causes pain a painful finger .
3 causing distress a painful duty .
4 laborious and slow painful progress .
painfully adverb .
painfulness noun .

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