migraine
/ˈmɪɡreɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A severe, recurring headache, often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound, typically caused by changes in blood flow to the brain.
“She suffers from migraines and has to take medication to alleviate her symptoms.”
2. verb
To cause or suffer from migraines, especially as a result of a medical condition or medication.
“The new medication caused some patients to migrane.”
3. noun
A seasonal migration of birds, especially one that is irregular or unexpected.
“The ornithologist studied the migrane patterns of the songbird species.”