panged
/paŋd/Chiefly poetic. Now rare
adjective
Afflicted with pangs; pained; characterized by pain.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Spencer (bap. 1630, d. 1693), college head and Hebraist. From pang + -ed.
- press-shy
- press something home
- press-spahn
- press stand
- press stud
- press table
- press the button
- press (the) flesh
- press time
- press tool
- press tradition
- press-up
- pressure
- pressure angle
- pressure arch
- pressure balance
- pressure bar
- pressure blower
- pressure boiler
- pressure bomb
- pressure breathing
- pressure-broadened
- pressure broadening
- pressure button
- pressure cabin