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colic
This term is primarily used in medical contexts to describe a specific type of gripping, spasmodic pain. In common parlance, it is most frequently associated with infants, where it describes a pattern of intense, inconsolable crying and abdominal distress that occurs without an obvious cause.
In a clinical setting, the term extends beyond infancy to describe "renal" or "biliary" colic, referring to the acute pain caused by the movement of a stone through a duct. Because it describes a medical condition or a symptom state, it is treated as an uncountable noun and does not have a plural form.
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The baby has been crying for hours because of colic.
I wonder if this sudden abdominal pain is just colic.
He suffered from severe renal colic due to a kidney stone.
The patient presented with classic symptoms of biliary colic.
My daughter had terrible colic during her first three months.
The doctor explained that colic is often caused by gas in the intestines.
I cannot believe how loud the baby screams when the colic hits.
The intense waves of pain are characteristic of colic.
The intense waves of pain are characteristic of colic.