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Definition of trouble
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Trouble
(v. t.) A fault or
interruption
in a
stratum.
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Darkness
::
Darkness
(n.) A state of
distress
or
trouble.
Arcadia
::
Arcadia
(n.) Fig.: Any
region
or scene of
simple
pleasure
and
untroubled
quiet.
Afflict
::
Afflict
(v. t.) To
inflict
some great
injury
or hurt upon,
causing
continued
pain or
mental
distress;
to
trouble
grievously;
to
torment..
Importunity
::
Importunity
(n.) The
quality
of being
importunate;
pressing
or
pertinacious
solicitation;
urgent
request;
incessant
or
frequent
application;
troublesome
pertinacity.
Difficult
::
Difficult
(a.) Hard to do or to make; beset with
difficulty;
attended
with
labor,
trouble,
or
pains;
not easy;
arduous..
Colicky
::
Colicky
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
troubled
with,
colic;
as, a
colicky
disorder..
Bother
::
Bother
(v. i.) To feel care or
anxiety;
to make or take
trouble;
to be
troublesome.
Wind
::
Wind (n.) Air or gas
generated
in the
stomach
or
bowels;
flatulence;
as, to be
troubled
with
wind..
Vexation
::
Vexation
(n.) The cause of
trouble
or
disquiet;
affliction.
Cumber
::
Cumber
(v. t.) To rest upon as a
troublesome
or
useless
weight
or load; to be
burdensome
or
oppressive
to; to
hinder
or
embarrass
in
attaining
an
object,
to
obstruct
or
occupy
uselessly;
to
embarrass;
to
trouble..
Untoward
::
Untoward
(a.)
Inconvenient;
troublesome;
vexatious;
unlucky;
unfortunate;
as, an
untoward
wind or
accident..
Disease
::
Disease
(v. t.) To
deprive
of ease; to
disquiet;
to
trouble;
to
distress.
Pest
::
Pest (n.)
Anything
which
resembles
a pest; one who, or that
which,
is
troublesome,
noxious,
mischievous,
or
destructive;
a
nuisance..
Distrouble
::
Distrouble
(v. t.) To
trouble.
Irksome
::
Irksome
(a.)
Wearisome;
tedious;
disagreeable
or
troublesome
by
reason
of long
continuance
or
repetition;
as,
irksome
hours;
irksome
tasks..
Trouble
::
Trouble
(v. t.) To
disturb;
to
perplex;
to
afflict;
to
distress;
to
grieve;
to fret; to
annoy;
to vex.
Internal
::
Internal
(a.)
Pertaining
to its own
affairs
or
interests;
especially,
(said of a
country)
domestic,
as
opposed
to
foreign;
as,
internal
trade;
internal
troubles
or war..
Bother
::
Bother
(n.) One who, or that
which,
bothers;
state of
perplexity
or
annoyance;
embarrassment;
worry;
disturbance;
petty
trouble;
as, to be in a
bother..
Trouble
::
Trouble
(v. t.) To put into
confused
motion;
to
disturb;
to
agitate.
Good
::
Good
(superl.)
Possessing
desirable
qualities;
adapted
to
answer
the end
designed;
promoting
success,
welfare,
or
happiness;
serviceable;
useful;
fit;
excellent;
admirable;
commendable;
not bad,
corrupt,
evil,
noxious,
offensive,
or
troublesome,
etc..
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