Similar words: labour party, labour, belabour, laboured, labourer, labour for, fall about, fool about. Meaning: n. a regularly recurrent spasm of pain that is characteristic of childbirth.
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1, The labour pains were unbearable.
2, At this stage we have labour pains; but the child will be born.
3, Labour pains A more flexible labour market has not stopped pay going up.
4, There are no labour problems, and hence no labour pains!
5, But look from more long-term future, the labour pains that is based on the SNS of plug-in unit and game to will be faced with an user to ebb period.
6, In a panic at her labour pains,[http://sentencedict.com/labour pains.html] he hired a car and drove his son and wife 160km back to their old town for the birth.
7, Their first baby, who was to cause far more than labour pains, arrived in mid-May 1939.
8, That is where renewed creation is being born and where shocks and labour pains are still being felt.
9, On her way back from the fields, she suddenly doubled over with labour pains.
10, The birth itself drags on for two nights. During thefirst night labour pains come on the cow elephant and the calf goes to itsfinal birth position.
11, "It was unbearable, " John added. "Then, when I found out you were in labour..." I sat up. "Are you saying that you suffered my labour pains?
12, It was unbearable, John added. Then, when I found out you were in labour I sat up. Are you saying that you suffered my labour pains?He nodded.
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