Dyspepsy [noun]

But he could qualify for the nervous dyspepsy class all right, judging by his language to the depot-wagon driver.

Cal'late he took Hannah 'cause he knew ice cream and peanuts don't agree with her dyspepsy and so he wouldn't have to buy any.

Now, it's enuf to give any party the dyspepsy to have such a set of bran-bread, free-luv, long-haired set of fellers in it.

You're a tough old bird, cooky; maybe you'll give 'em dyspepsy, so they won't care for the rest of us.

She ought to be a good housekeeper, an' a good cook, so 's not to kill that pore child with dyspepsy.

They have less knowledge (less mental dyspepsy too) and use it to better purpose.

The Dyspepsy had bought his philosophy at a heavy price; he had a right to use it.

Set a spider to nuss a fly sick with dyspepsy from eatin' too much molasses!

Thoroughwort is excellent for dyspepsy, and every disorder occasioned by indigestion.

The poor Dyspepsy's eager grasp at beatification relaxed: he went underground again.