Converse of object

• soothe: It can also be used to help soothe aches ans pains any were on your body.

• relieve: And do treaties and ' final settlements ' , democracy and economic growth relieve the ache left by history and solve all the problems?

• ease: At the end of the day you can always wind down with a Turkish bath to ease the aches of your journey.

Object

• joint: The art of massage therapy Do you ever wish there were a magical oil to squeeze into your aching joints?

• leg: We had a great evening, our group really enjoyed themselves despite the aching legs the next day!

Adjective modifier

• muscular: For stiffness, a soak in the bath and some creams for muscular aches are useful.

• dull: That probably explains the dull ache in my lower back that I have all the time!

• rheumatic: Massage ginger oil into sore muscles or rheumatic aches for pain relief.

• nagging: You have much less shortness of breath during your workouts, and that nagging occasional ache in your lower back has somehow disappeared.

• vague: The pain is often associated with a vague deep ache in the limb, sometimes mild tingling, but rarely numbness or weakness.

Preposition: with

• sadness: My heart aches with sadness, Tears they often flow, What it meant to lose you, No one will ever know.

Noun used with modifier

• tummy: SB complained of a bit of tummy ache in the night.

• stomach: You may get stomach aches or not sleep properly.

• muscle: Go for the burn, not the muscle ache!

• jaw: Your jaw aches from holding a flashlight in your teeth, well those days are over!

• neck: The symptoms can be wide ranging and may not be limited to just neck ache.

• belly: In this example, the hands are held over the stomach, suggesting that it might have been used for belly aches.