0 present participle of ache --
1 to have a continuous pain that is unpleasant but not very strong: --
When he came round, he had aching pains in the small of his back and his legs felt weak.
It is the wife who has a continually aching heart and it is the children who have a continually aching heart.
It seems to be like cutting off a man's head to relieve him of an aching tooth.
We took that decision, and it was a decision to which, with aching hearts but with clear vision, we unitedly carne.
Some such recognition for parents would go a long way to ease that aching pain which they suffer through their loss of their son.
In addition, many of them have developed long term problems such as aching in their joints, poor concentration and lack of judgment.
I am aching to reach the lucid interval, after the events of the last few weeks.
This country is aching for a legal restriction of the hours of labour and will not be satisfied until it gets it.
