heartburning

In a fair win and a fair defeat, she said, there should be no heartburning!

It reduced his heartburning to melancholy, and he exclaimed, "Why the deuce did I come here!"

This was a part of the contract which had caused some heartburning among terrestrial politicians and financiers now that, belatedly, the space elevator's potential was being realised.

I do not wonder that the decisions in Derry v. Peek 41and Angus v. Clifford 42 have on this point given rise to some heartburning.

The fact that Gibson and his colleagues had accidentally stumbled on the greatest discovery so far made on Mars, less than an hour's flight from the city, was thus the cause of some heartburning.