Achier

/ˈeɪkiər/ adjective

Comparative form of achy, meaning more painful or having more aches than something else.

From achy (adjective from ache) plus the comparative suffix -er. Ache comes from Old English æce, related to Gothic agis and having roots in Proto-Germanic pain-related words.

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