megrims
Britishnoun
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archaic a fit of depression
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archaic a disease of horses and cattle; staggers
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Now, no overtime, or I’ll have a big ol’ case of the megrims.
From Washington Post ● May 5, 2012
Yet Pinter's underlying concern seems to hover offstage, a case of the middle-age megrims which, at the age of 46, Pinter may well feel or have felt when he was writing No Man's Land.
From Time Magazine Archive
They fall into megrims, fancies, freaks; they have the blues, the dumps; they become hipped on their misery.
From Time Magazine Archive
U.S. moviemakers, struck by the popularity of TV programs about physicians and by the international success of some British medicomedies, all too often call in a pill pusher to remedy the money megrims.
From Time Magazine Archive
She was a very strong woman herself, and except for a pain in the side which had troubled her of late, she had never known a day of megrims.
From An Isle in the Water by Katharine Tynan
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