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splitting headache
[ split-ing hed-eyk ]
noun
- a severe pain felt in the head; an extremely bad headache:
A few days into the low-carb diet I started to get a splitting headache.
Unless you want a splitting headache, do not listen to the first track on the album.
Word History and Origins
Origin of splitting headache1
Example Sentences
“I was hit all day by doors opening in my face; repeatedly punched, slapped and knocked down by an unlovely and unapologetic Steve Martin — perhaps he was method acting — and came home grumpy with a splitting headache,” she wrote, according to Insider.
Listen to Yeat for the first time and you may end up bewildered, with a splitting headache and the nihilistic view that modern hit music as we know it is ruined.
The darkness rolled out as it had rolled in, leaving a splitting headache and sore muscles in its wake.
As I sipped, I considered the various mediocre-ritas I’ve encountered — the too-diluted, the cloying, those dragged down by the lemon Pledge flavor of bad sour mix or Splitting Headache brand tequila.
Both complained of a splitting headache and fever that didn’t respond to the anti-malaria treatment.
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