Dyspepsia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DYSPEPSIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• severe indigestion, esp. chronic, also DYSPEPSY
• indigestion.
• a disorder of digestive function characterized by discomfort or heartburn or nausea
• indigestion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• Alt. of Dyspepsy

Words related to DYSPEPSIA

dyspepsias18 dyspepsy19 indigestion13

Words that contain DYSPEPSIA

dyspepsias18

How to use DYSPEPSIA in a sentence

• My husband, poor soul, will probably die of dyspepsia.
• Acting on impulse, as she had, the girl now began to consider that she was personally responsible for whatever result might follow this radical treatment for dyspepsia.
• Dyspepsia haunts both sexes, and, we venture to assert, though we cannot bring figures to prove it, is as frequent among those who do not use tobacco as among those who do.
• If he contemplated them, they induced violent dyspepsia, such as he had once incurred by visiting the Crystal Palace.
• In the first place, dyspepsia is such a refined and lady-like trouble.
• In the second place, you can count on nearly half of your hearers having it too, as dyspepsia is almost as catching as Christian Science.
• The Boss was troubled with Dyspepsia, and Conscientious Scruples, and a Growing Family, and a few other Items that prevented him from going out at Night with the Visiting Trade.
• From his youth upwards he had been troubled by dyspepsia with its usual accompaniment of occasional fits of severe mental and physical depression.
• Nearly always at some time in the progress of the case there are attacks of dyspepsia, when it suffices to cut down the diet one-half, or to give milk alone for a day or two.
• We add acid to acid by inordinate quantities of sugar, and court dyspepsia by masses of grease.
• He did not dine with the ladies at their late hour, as his complaint, dyspepsia, made it necessary for him to live lightly and regularly.
• If you or I eat too much we have a sick headache or dyspepsia.
• It requires substantial and thorough treatment as much as rheumatism, dyspepsia, or any other of the numerous diseases to which humanity is subject.
• Foshay his great reputation was one of a young man with dyspepsia.
• It was known that she suffered from dyspepsia, and this gave real value to her reputation for cheerfulness.
• I have been grievously afflicted with nervous dyspepsia for a month, but am much better just now.
• Parents who follow the too common practice of giving their little ones a cracker or fruit between meals are simply placing them under training for dyspepsia, sooner or later.
• Nothing could be more conducive to indigestion and dyspepsia than this general custom of feasting on the Sabbath.
• A rat, finding a file, smelt it all over, bit it gently, and observed that, as it did not seem to be rich enough to produce dyspepsia, he would venture to make a meal of it.
• It would be distressing, as some one pointed out, to discover that American humor is based on American dyspepsia.
• She was a very fat lady, who lived in a continual state of strife with dyspepsia.
• His record in the Army makes no mention of either of these troubles, but does show that he had at some time during his service dyspepsia and intermittent fever.
• Not only individuals, but States, have thus a confirmed dyspepsia, which expresses itself, you can imagine by what sort of eloquence.

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