bellyache

Hope he calls me in for a bellyache some day!

One of those ought to give the monster a bellyache.

It's going to make a hell of a bellyache for them."

Sometimes it was "the bellyache' just to ring the changes.

Eat two of them and you get a bellyache, that's a bagel.

"But don't wait until 3 in the morning when you have a bellyache.

"I kind of like it; takes my mind off my bellyache."

"Very well then, but you're still going around like a bullock with bellyache.

I want plans and options for giving our Chinese brethren a bellyache.

Why, you're like a woman, all bellyache and questioning.

Otherwise the altitude will give you one hell of a bellyache."

"Sounds to me as if he has a bellyache.

Though anyone who bought a meat pie in the street these days deserved the bellyache she would get.

He was hospitalized for seven weeks with a "bellyache heard round the world" that required surgery.

That's where your methods give me an acute bellyache.

The road twisted like a snake with the bellyache.

And the wild cherries were now ripe enough to eat without too much fear of bellyache.

They looked as if they had all been stricken with the bellyache at the same time.

"Then it's our job to give him a bellyache."

It repeated itself, and turned into a groan, like the agony of some deep bellyache.

Gadgets took advantage of Politician's fire to fake a lead bellyache.

He seemed happy enough, though if the tarts gave him bellyache, I supposed we might be in for a haunting.

Bellyache as much as you like but this is what the whole thing boils down to.

"Nothing except a bellyache," he said, took the lamp and went to the latrine.

Then whoever ate it was welcome to the bellyache.