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She suffers indigestion when she is stressed or eats too quickly.indigestion = discomfort caused by difficulty in digesting food
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Here's a dilemma for you. I was sitting in the Palm, a famous steakhouse, trying to enjoy a rib-eye steak cooked medium rare. On the table in front of me, open to the first page, was a copy of a book about animal rights called Animal Liberation. If that sounds like a recipe for indigestion, well, that was sort of the idea. (source)
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The entire process takes no longer than eight minutes, and if you're not quite full by the end, you certainly suffer from indigestion (which feels about the same).† (source)
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I won't have you keeping me up all night with your indigestion.† (source)
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Stannis would be enough to give anyone indigestion.† (source)
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He adopted a shrewd expression, which, on S.Q., looked rather as if he had severe indigestion.† (source)
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But it was as if I'd eaten something that was giving me indigestion.† (source)indigestion = discomfort caused by difficulty in digesting food
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I know of nothing more purgative of winter fumes and indigestions.† (source)
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The council had called Grover's performance on the quest "Brave to the point of indigestion.† (source)
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Since these plots were set in agitation, I have had nothing but hurried journeys, indigestions, blows and bruises, imprisonments and starvation; besides that they can only end in the murder of some thousands of quiet folk.† (source)
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The poor thing probably died of indigestion because Tita fed it too much.† (source)
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To attain to eminence in letters costs a man time, watching, hunger, nakedness, headaches, indigestions, and other things of the sort, some of which I have already referred to.† (source)
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Father Hoyt looked as if something in the meal had caused him indigestion even though he had eaten almost nothing.† (source)
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It gave him acid indigestion that he knew would last all morning long — like the thought of Donna and Steve Kemp together, it would come creeping back even if he gobbled a whole roll of Turns — but the depression lifted a little and so maybe it was worth it.† (source)
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It made the sound of iron indigestion.† (source)
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Because of a kind of scientific superstition he never worked, or read, or bathed, or made love until two hours of digestion had gone by, and it was such a deep-rooted belief that several times he held up military operations so as not to submit the troops to the risks of indigestion.† (source)
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