Dyspeptic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DYSPEPTIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• someone suffering from dyspepsia
• a person who suffers from indigestion or bad temper.
• A person afflicted with dyspepsia.
• a person suffering from indigestion
• person suffering from dyspepsia
ADJECTIVE:
• suffering from dyspepsia, also DYSPEPTICAL
• having indigestion or a consequent air of irritable bad temper.
• relating to or suffering from dyspepsia
• Alt. of Dyspeptical
• irritable as if suffering from indigestion

Words related to DYSPEPTIC

cacogastric18 dyspeptically26 dyspeptics20 indigestive16

Words that contain DYSPEPTIC

dyspeptics20 dyspeptical21 dyspeptically26

How to use DYSPEPTIC in a sentence

• On this principle, no cockney ought to be chosen who is above twenty-five, for after that age he is sure to be dyspeptic.
• But we do not need to venture such a devastating belief to know, well, that a dyspeptic is usually disagreeable.
• The tale was finished long before that dyspeptic youth had wakened from his slumbers.
• Fairweather had been dyspeptic and low-spirited of late, and was too languid for controversy.
• This merchant should give up the use of tobacco, and pay his notes before dinner, else he will become a dyspeptic.
• THE DYSPEPTIC The dyspeptic generally wants to tell you all about it.
• The dyspeptic is one who makes the most valiant effort to try.
• Perhaps the first thing about him which impresses an American, accustomed at home to dyspeptic politicians and statesmen prematurely old, is his physical activity.
• Given a half-starved dyspeptic and a bloodless negative blonde as parents, Hercules or Apollo is an impossibility in their progeny.
• Having persuaded himself that he was dyspeptic, he had grown irascible.
• No one but a dyspeptic chooses his diet from a chart.
• How much the spirits rise with health! A family of children is a very different sight to a healthy man and to a dyspeptic.
• The life of the average American is a very hasty breakfast, a magnificent luncheon, a dyspeptic dinner, and no supper.
• Give them to the lean, sour, haggard dyspeptic, whose gnawing stomach has long ago eaten every smile from his face and every muscle from his body.
• My dyspeptic affection troubles me so little, that I hardly think of it.
• Children in our schools are sometimes made so dyspeptic that no knowledge has any relish.
• I once heard of a wealthy Frenchman, nervous and dyspeptic, who was ordered by his eccentric physician to buy a Barbary ostrich and imitate him as well as care for him.
• Bacon, and tell her that, being a confirmed dyspeptic now, I forgive her that mince-pie.
• About the first of September I had one of my old dyspeptic attacks, and since then my stomach has troubled me more or less, reducing me in weight and making me despondent.
• How foolish that reformer was! He did no work himself and was a dyspeptic.
• They create an artificial appetite, similar to the incessant craving of the chronic dyspeptic, whose irritable stomach is seldom satisfied.
• Dyspeptic views of life would present themselves to my mind.
• They are bitter, cynical, and nearly always dyspeptic.

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