We feel Archie's every aching rib and taste the bitter narcotics he downs five pillsat a time to banish his agony.
The term was a hedge, an acknowledgment that without sustained firsthand access to a person — even, say, a ubiquitous billionaire celebrity whose teen-age pregnancy, sexual abuse, spiritual evolution, eighteen-year engagement, weight fluctuations, reading tastes, aching "vajayjay," and fondness for candlelit baths are familiar to millions — there's only so much that we can really know.
Do something until you ache, until you taste your own salty sweat, until you touch your soft soul – free again.
With an aching head and a nauseating taste in my mouth, I dragged myself to the office shed.
You go down, you get a taste of the turf, and then, often aching, often a touch humiliated, you have to get back up.
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Examples were expressions like 'painful aching', a tooth that doesn't 'look right', a 'sense of taste', and 'affected by', for which several translations are possible that would all be very well understandable by a Dutch speaking person.
His throat ached, and he could taste the vomit still lingering in his mouth.
He cries for milk who gave it taste, He aches for touch of skin, Yet he spun every human hair, And ushered love begin.
They hate the taste of the bitter paste, which they sometimes rub into their gums to soothe an aching tooth.
