Experiencing or causing a persistent, dull pain in the back.
From backache + -ing (present participle suffix). The -ing ending converts the noun backache into an adjective describing the quality of experiencing such pain.
The word 'backaching' captures something specific that simple 'back pain' doesn't—it emphasizes the chronic, ongoing, nagging quality of the discomfort rather than acute sharp pain.
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