Pronunciation: /ˈeɪki-ˈbreɪki/
adjective Achy-breaky is a compound adjective used to describe something that is causing physical pain or discomfort, typically in a repetitive or persistent manner.
A1 My head feels achy-breaky after staring at the computer screen for too long.
A2 She complained of an achy-breaky back after moving furniture all day.
B1 The hiker had to stop due to achy-breaky muscles from the strenuous climb.
B2 The athlete's achy-breaky knee kept him from participating in the championship game.
C1 The dancer's achy-breaky feet required regular massages to alleviate the pain.
C2 Despite the achy-breaky joints, the elderly woman remained active and engaged in various activities.
formal The doctor diagnosed her with achy-breaky syndrome, causing chronic pain in her joints.
informal After the intense workout, my muscles were feeling achy-breaky.
slang I can't believe you're still wearing those achy-breaky shoes from the '90s.
figurative The team's achy-breaky performance in the championship game cost them the title.
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