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Collywobble

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Collywobbles is a playful and somewhat whimsical term that describes a feeling of unease or discomfortin the stomach area, often caused by anxiety, nervousness, or fear. The word is believeed to have emerged in the 19th century, likely as a combination of " colic " ( referring to abdominal pain ) and " wobble " ( suggesting a shaky or uneeasy fealing ) Used in a sentence: Lori came to see me for the collywobbles and within one session she no longer has the collywobbles. Got the collywobbles? Make an appointment today.

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