trouble /trubˈl/

1. To agitate
2. To disturb
3. To muddy
4. To make turbid
5. To molest
6. To afflict
7. To annoy
8. To busy or engage overmuch
9. To put to inconvenience

1. To take pains
2. To put oneself to inconvenience
3. To be troublesome (obsolete)

1. Disturbance
2. Affliction
3. Distress
4. A scrape
5. Travail
6. Anything amiss
7. Disease
8. Uneasiness
9. Exertion
10. The taking of pains
11. A cause of trouble

troubˈled /trubˈld/ adjective

troubˈledly adverb

troubˈler noun

troubˈlesome adjective

1. Causing or giving trouble or inconvenience
2. Vexatious
3. Importunate

troubˈlesomely adverb

troubˈlesomeness noun

troubˈling noun and adjective

troubˈlous adjective (archaic or poetic)

1. Full of trouble or disorder
2. Agitated
3. Tumultuous
4. Disturbing

troubˈlously adverb

troubˈlousness noun

troubˈlefree adjective

Easy, not beset with problems

troubˈle-house, troubˈle-state, troubˈle-town or troubˈle-world noun (archaic or poetic)

Someone who disturbs the peace of a house, state, etc

troubˈlemaker noun

Someone who disturbs the peace and (usu) incites others to do so

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