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Definition
Synonym
Zahnschmerz
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Zahnschmerz
m
med.
Zahnschmerz
en
pl
höllische
Zahnschmerz
en
toothache
toothaches
the devil of toothache
Zahnschmerz
en
pl
;
Zahnschmerz
m
; Zahnweh
n
ugs.
med.
höllische
Zahnschmerz
en
toothache
the devil of toothache
Zahnschmerz
m
med.
Zahnschmerz
en
pl
höllische
Zahnschmerz
en
toothache
toothaches
the devil of toothache
Zahnschmerz
en
pl
;
Zahnschmerz
m
; Zahnweh
n
ugs.
med.
höllische
Zahnschmerz
en
toothache
the devil of toothache
Deutsche
Zahnschmerz Synonyme
Zahnschmerz
ÂZahnweh
(umgangssprachlich)
Zahnschmerz
Zahnweh (umgangssprachlich)
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Zahnschmerz Synonym
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Englische
toothache Synonyme
toothache
ache
aching
angina
backache
bellyache
cephalalgia
colic
collywobbles
earache
fret
gnawing
gripe
gripes
gut-ache
headache
heartburn
hemicrania
megrim
migraine
odontalgia
otalgia
pyrosis
sick headache
splitting headache
stomachache
throbbing pain
Zahnschmerz Definition
Dare-devil
(
n.
)
A
reckless
fellow.
Also
used
adjectively
Devil
(
n.
)
The
Evil
One
Devil
(
n.
)
An
evil
spirit
Devil
(
n.
)
A
very
wicked
person
Devil
(
n.
)
An
expletive
of
surprise,
vexation,
or
emphasis,
or,
ironically,
of
negation.
Devil
(
n.
)
A
dish,
as
a
bone
with
the
meat,
broiled
and
excessively
peppered
Devil
(
n.
)
A
machine
for
tearing
or
cutting
rags,
cotton,
etc.
Devil
(
v.
t.)
To
make
like
a
devil
Devil
(
v.
t.)
To
grill
with
Cayenne
pepper
Devil-diver
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Devil
bird
Devil
bird
(
n.
)
A
small
water
bird.
See
Dabchick.
Devil's
darning-needle
(
)
A
dragon
fly.
See
Darning
needle,
under
Darn,
v.
t.
Sea
devil
(
)
Any
very
large
ray,
especially
any
species
of
the
genus
Manta
or
Cepholoptera,
some
of
which
become
more
than
twenty
feet
across
and
weigh
several
tons.
See
also
Ox
ray,
under
Ox.
Sea
devil
(
)
Any
large
cephalopod,
as
a
large
Octopus,
or
a
giant
squid
(Architeuthis).
See
Devilfish.
Sea
devil
(
)
The
angler.
Toothache
(
n.
)
Pain
in
a
tooth
or
in
the
teeth
Water
devil
(
)
The
rapacious
larva
of
a
large
water
beetle
(Hydrophilus
piceus),
and
of
other
similar
species.
See
Illust.
of
Water
beetle.
toothache / toothaches / the devil of toothache Bedeutung
apache
devil
dance
a
ritual
dance
of
the
Apache
the
devil
something
difficult
or
awkward
to
do
or
deal
with,
it
will
be
the
devil
to
solve
diabolatry
demonolatry
devil-worship
the
acts
or
rites
of
worshiping
devils
devil
ray
Mobula
hypostoma
small
manta
(to
feet)
that
travels
in
schools
mountain
devil
spiny
lizard
Moloch
horridus
desert
lizard
that
feeds
on
ants
Tasmanian
devil
ursine
dasyure
Sarcophilus
hariisi
small
ferocious
carnivorous
marsupial
having
a
mostly
black
coat
and
long
tail
dragonfly
darning
needle
devil's
darning
needle
sewing
needle
snake
feeder
snake
doctor
mosquito
hawk
skeeter
hawk
slender-bodied
non-stinging
insect
having
iridescent
wings
that
are
outspread
at
rest,
adults
and
nymphs
feed
on
mosquitoes
etc.
amobarbital
sodium
blue
blue
angel
blue
devil
Amytal
the
sodium
salt
of
amobarbital
that
is
used
as
a
barbiturate,
used
as
a
sedative
and
a
hypnotic
secobarbital
sodium
secobarbital
Seconal
red
devil
barbiturate
that
is
a
white
odorless
slightly
bitter
powder
(trade
name
Seconal)
used
as
a
sodium
salt
for
sedation
and
to
treat
convulsions
devil
deuce
dickens
a
word
used
in
exclamations
of
confusion,
what
the
devil,
the
deuce
with
it,
the
dickens
you
say
devil's
food
devil's
food
cake
very
dark
chocolate
cake
devil
fiend
demon
daemon
daimon
an
evil
supernatural
being
Satan
Old
Nick
Devil
Lucifer
Beelzebub
the
Tempter
Prince
of
Darkness
(Judeo-Christian
and
Islamic
religions)
chief
spirit
of
evil
and
adversary
of
God,
tempter
of
mankind,
master
of
Hell
devil's
advocate
someone
who
takes
the
worse
side
just
for
the
sake
of
argument
devil
worshiper
someone
who
worships
devils
hellion
heller
devil
a
rowdy
or
mischievous
person
(usually
a
young
man),
he
chased
the
young
hellions
out
of
his
yard
Marine
devil
dog
leatherneck
shipboard
soldier
a
member
of
the
United
States
Marine
Corps
monster
fiend
devil
demon
ogre
a
cruel
wicked
and
inhuman
person
poor
devil
wretch
someone
you
feel
sorry
for
printer's
devil
an
apprentice
in
a
printing
establishment
she-devil
a
cruel
woman
dust
devil
a
miniature
whirlwind
strong
enough
to
whip
dust
and
leaves
and
litter
into
the
air
virgin's
bower
old
man's
beard
devil's
darning
needle
Clematis
virginiana
common
climber
of
eastern
North
America
that
sprawls
over
other
plants
and
bears
numerous
panicles
of
small
creamy
white
flowers
dita
dita
bark
devil
tree
Alstonia
scholaris
evergreen
tree
of
eastern
Asia
and
Philippines
having
large
leathery
leaves
and
small
green-white
flowers
in
compact
cymes,
bark
formerly
used
medicinally
devil's
tongue
snake
palm
umbrella
arum
Amorphophallus
rivieri
foul-smelling
somewhat
fleshy
tropical
plant
of
southeastern
Asia
cultivated
for
its
edible
corms
or
in
the
greenhouse
for
its
large
leaves
and
showy
dark
red
spathe
surrounding
a
large
spadix
American
angelica
tree
devil's
walking
stick
Hercules'lub
Aralia
spinosa
small
deciduous
clump-forming
tree
or
shrub
of
eastern
United
States
prickly
poppy
argemone
white
thistle
devil's
fig
any
plant
of
the
genus
Argemone
having
large
white
or
yellow
flowers
and
prickly
leaves
and
stems
and
pods,
chiefly
of
tropical
America
king
devil
yellow
hawkweed
Hieracium
praealtum
European
hawkweed
introduced
into
northeastern
United
States,
locally
troublesome
weeds
Bermuda
grass
devil
grass
Bahama
grass
kweek
doob
scutch
grass
star
grass
Cynodon
dactylon
trailing
grass
native
to
Europe
now
cosmopolitan
in
warm
regions,
used
for
lawns
and
pastures
especially
in
southern
United
States
and
India
white
bryony
devil's
turnip
Bryonia
alba
white-flowered
vine
having
thick
roots
and
bearing
small
black
berries,
Europe
to
Iran
honeyflower
honey-flower
mountain
devil
Lambertia
formosa
erect
bushy
shrub
of
eastern
Australia
having
terminal
clusters
of
red
flowers
yielding
much
nectar
tiger
lily
devil
lily
kentan
Lilium
lancifolium
east
Asian
perennial
having
large
reddish-orange
black-spotted
flowers
with
reflexed
petals
toothache
tree
sea
ash
Zanthoxylum
americanum
Zanthoxylum
fraxineum
small
deciduous
aromatic
shrub
(or
tree)
having
spiny
branches
and
yellowish
flowers,
eastern
North
America
caltrop
devil's
weed
Tribulus
terestris
tropical
annual
procumbent
poisonous
subshrub
having
fruit
that
splits
into
five
spiny
nutlets,
serious
pasture
weed
blueweed
blue
devil
blue
thistle
viper's
bugloss
Echium
vulgare
a
coarse
prickly
European
weed
with
spikes
of
blue
flowers,
naturalized
in
United
States
common
unicorn
plant
devil's
claw
common
devil's
claw
elephant-tusk
proboscis
flower
ram's
horn
Proboscidea
louisianica
annual
of
southern
United
States
to
Mexico
having
large
whitish
or
yellowish
flowers
mottled
with
purple
and
a
long
curving
beak
sand
devil's
claw
Proboscidea
arenaria
Martynia
arenaria
alternatively
placed
in
genus
Martynia
toadflax
butter-and-eggs
wild
snapdragon
devil's
flax
Linaria
vulgaris
common
European
perennial
having
showy
yellow
and
orange
flowers,
a
naturalized
weed
in
North
America
mandrake
devil's
apples
Mandragora
officinarum
a
plant
of
southern
Europe
and
North
Africa
having
purple
flowers,
yellow
fruits
and
a
forked
root
formerly
thought
to
have
magical
powers
sun
spurge
wartweed
wartwort
devil's
milk
Euphorbia
helioscopia
not
unattractive
European
weed
whose
flowers
turn
toward
the
sun
petty
spurge
devil's
milk
Euphorbia
peplus
an
Old
World
spurge
introduced
as
a
weed
in
the
eastern
United
States
spurge
nettle
tread-softly
devil
nettle
pica-pica
Cnidoscolus
urens
Jatropha
urens
Jatropha
stimulosus
a
stinging
herb
of
tropical
America
devil's
cigar
a
common
name
for
a
variety
of
Sarcosomataceae
devil's
urn
a
common
name
for
a
variety
of
Sarcosomataceae
toothache
odontalgia
an
ache
localized
in
or
around
a
tooth
speak
of
the
devil
mention
someone's
name
who
just
then
appears
devil
coat
or
stuff
with
a
spicy
paste,
devilled
eggs
d
annoy
rag
get
to
bother
get
at
irritate
rile
nark
nettle
gravel
vex
chafe
devil
dddbbb
cause
annoyance
in,
disturb,
especially
by
minor
irritations,
Mosquitoes
buzzing
in
my
ear
really
bothers
me,
It
irritates
me
that
she
never
closes
the
door
after
she
leaves
devil-may-care
raffish
rakish
marked
by
a
carefree
unconventionality
or
disreputableness,
a
cocktail
party
given
by
some...raffish
bachelors-
Crary
Moore
carefree
devil-may-care
freewheeling
happy-go-lucky
harum-scarum
slaphappy
cheerfully
irresponsible,
carefree
with
his
money,
freewheeling
urban
youths,
had
a
harum-scarum
youth
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