chafing

He said he suffered extreme wetsuit chafing and that parts of his tongue fell off due to saltwater exposure.

“A demagogue and opportunist,” he called him, chafing, in particular, at Trump’s comparisons of himself to Reagan.

For 43 years, that vision for abolishing the education department - backed by members chafing at "big government" control over state issues - went unrealised.

She replied that she had struggled with "bleeding and chafing" for years and the doctor suggested she could have a surgical reduction, to which Shields agreed.

And Iran's younger generation, in particular, is increasingly estranged from the Islamic Revolution, with many chafing at the social restrictions imposed by the regime.