Pain

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 293
pan, n. Punishment suffered or denounced; an uneasy sensation or ache in animal bodies, of any degree; bodily distre ; suffering; pi. the throes or distre of travail or childbirth; uneasine of mind; mental distre . — V. t. [PAINED (pand), PAIN- ING.] To afflict with uneasy ragoaa. sensations; to render uneasy in mind, disquiet, flict, grieve, torment, torture. — Pain'ful, -f ul, a. of pain; occasioning uneasine or distre ; requiring labor or toil; difficult; distre ing; grievous; duo us. — Pain'le , a. Free from pain; relieved from pain or trouble. — Pains, n. Care; trouble. — Pains''taker, n. One who takes pains; a laborious person. — Pains'taking, a. Carefully laborious; sparing Eains. — n. Careful and conscientious exertion; or.
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