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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Looking for a word for the leg sore feeling
When I squat for a long time say 20 minutes or half an hour, my front part of the feet start feels some kind of irritation or pain or sore and of course it is the same for every person in the world if they squat for so long. But it disappears within 2 to 3 minutes when I stand up or start walking.
But I wonder what the one word is to express the feeling.
But I wonder what the one word is to express the feeling.
Top answer
ache.
- ache.
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Thank you Dave Phillip for all your replies.
But I don't think it's a cramp. I know that. Cramp pulls muscles but in my case it just be felt on the front side of the foot.
But I don't think it's a cramp. I know that. Cramp pulls muscles but in my case it just be felt on the front side of the foot.
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Muscle strain? I can keep guessing all day but its really impossible to tell without being there or you translating via a dictionary.
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If, for example, you sit for a long time with one foot tucked underneath you, so you are sitting on the foot, the foot might go numb or get a tingling feeling. For the numbness, you would say, "My foot is asleep" and the tingling is sometimes called "pins and needles." Is that what you mean? I wouldn't exactly call it pain or soreness.
(If you do mean "my foot is asleep," I've always
(If you do mean "my foot is asleep," I've always
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