teethache

English

Etymology

From teeth +‎ ache.

Noun

teethache (countable and uncountable, plural teethaches)

  1. (dated) Synonym of toothache.
    • 1885, The California Homoeopath, volumes 3-4, page 95:
      […] not only headaches but teethaches, and disorders of any organ or function are sought for by a uterine examination […]
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