It is widely held to be mildly poisonous if consumed, giving rise to acute gastrointestinal symptoms of nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea and colicky pain.
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Pack a pacifier for tots to keep their ears from popping-- and don't give them milk, it'll make them colicky.
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The addition of the colicky little bro'throws the status quo of the household, and Tommy's view of the world, into chaos.
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The shedrow lights will be on and he'll glance in to make sure nobody's colicky or nobody's wedged in a stall.
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Though its four-hour length may induce panic, don't bother with the truncated version unless you've got a colicky infant at home.
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"Many infants display symptoms that are predictive of anxiety _ they're highly distractible, colicky, tense but 90 percent outgrow it,"
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He suffered a cut over the eye, then the medication made him start acting colicky so Baffert withheld his hay to avoid making the stomach problems worse.
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But in 1928, Mencken praised the literary style of " this least colicky of presidents " because he " wrote simply, innocently, artlessly.
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I remember once when, recovering from mononucleosis, toting a colicky baby, I dragged back to my mother to lie on ironed sheets and accept meals on trays.
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While intense crying would seem to burn up lots of calories, the colicky babies didn't eat much more than calm babies and weren't any thinner.
