Ouch

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A socket or bezel holding a precious stone; hence, a jewel orornament worn on the person.A precious stone in a rich ouche. Sir T. Elyot.Your brooches, pearls, and ouches. Shak.

[Sarah]

THE TRUE DEFINITION: An interjection said when hurt. No one knows where it came from, and nobody

[Sarah]

When you feel [hurt] or experience [pain], either physically or emotionally because what someone has said or done to you.
Refer to: [heartbroken], [crushed] or [angry].

[Sarah]

The sound coming from one's mouth whenst experiencing pain. Or when one can not say oh

[Sarah]

1. An extremely common term usually uttered by one experiencing either physical or mental pain. Though usually associated with literal injury, can also be said when the user is the recipient of some insult or burn. Sarcastic undertones signify the user's view that the attempted insult or injury was ineffective.

2. An acceptable nick-name for one who over-uses the phrase ouch. Usually meant as an insult, it can be a term of endearment under certain circumstances.

[Sarah]

An expression of pain

[Sarah]

Ouch: Used to express sudden pain or dis-pleasure.

[Sarah]

what u say when sumpthin hurts u

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Indicates the subject of the sentence has just gotten bitten by a snake.

[Sarah]

pain or suffering due to stupidity.