Megrim (noun)
mee-grim
(archaic) Depression, low spirits.
A whim or fancy.
Late Middle English, variant of migraine
Example sentences
“He had the megrims and there was no cheering him up.”
“He had to move cities and relocate on the megrim of his employers.”
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