gripey

(ˈɡraɪpɪ)

adj

causing or resembling gripes

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Then add bloating, No one really what causes seems likely product 21st century gripey pain and lethargy in any combination and Dr Anya that's basically it.

Beat the bloat if you suffer irritable insides

"He could be quite cranky and gripey before but he is a pretty chilled out baby now and the massage helps him sleep," says Steph.

BONDING WITH BABY; SCOTS MUMS ARE QUEUING UP FOR FAMILY MASSAGE CLASSES

On the other hand, just because the newsroom gets gripey about an editor, you can't hold that against the editor.

Salt Lake blues: a behind-the-scenes look at how an ill-fated deal with a tabloid cost two Salt Lake Tribune reporters their jobs, toppled the paper's editor and caused the Tribune major embarrassment

"Symptoms of the disorder include abdominal pain, mostly colicky or gripey, which can be felt anywhere, but often low down on the left.

Health: Millions suffer from illness with no cure

The fact that gripey Dennis Bergkamp sits out the match should also suit sellers.

Football: Bank on few bookings in the Benelux

She's been getting a bit gripey just lately because she's just started teething, but otherwise she's a little angel.

I'D FANCY A HI TIME WITH SU POLLARD

My tummy's a bit gripey. Maybe it's just the excitement.

I'm utterly miserable. I had to drop out of uni today; LAST WEEK LINDSAY COCHRANE,18, TOLD HOW SHE DISCOVERED SHE WAS SUFFERING FROM CROHN'S DISEASE AFTER MONTHS OF ILL HEALTH. HERE SHE TELLS HOW SHE COPED IN THE MONTHS AFTER HER DIAGNOSIS AND HER HOPES FOR THE FUTURE AFTER HER HEALTH FORCED HER TO DROP OUT OF UNIVERSITY

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