Ache or Achie
Learn why “Ache” is correct and “Achie” is a misspelling.
Achie
Incorrect spelling - "Achie — not a word; incorrect spelling."
"Achie" is a common misspelling of "Ache". Always use "Ache" when referring to the correct word.
Ache
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Ache — a continuous or prolonged dull pain."
Definition of Ache
"Ache": "Ache — a continuous or prolonged dull pain."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for Ache
- • pain
- • soreness
- • discomfort
Usage Examples
"Correct:" I have a stomach ache.
"Correct:" She felt an ache in her back.
"Correct:" A dull ache spread through his legs.
"Correct:" Headache is common.
"Incorrect:" I have a stomach achie.
"Incorrect:" She felt an achie in her back.
Notes:
- • Short word ends with -che.
- • Used for dull, long-lasting pain.
- • Compare: bench, lunch (same ending).
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Ache or Achie?
A: Ache.
Q: What does ache mean?
A: A continuous dull pain.
Summary
"Use ache only — short and simple. “Achie” is always wrong."