cólica . 1. d. V. colic. colic , ca . ( Del lat. (do col? cus, and this of the Gr. ?, der. of ?, colon). 1. adj. belonger or relating to the colon. Colic omentum Cólica artery Colic pain 2. m. painful access, located in the intestines and characterized by violent heart, anxiety, sweating, and vomiting. 3. f. colic passenger determined by indigestion and characterized by vomiting and bowel movements of belly, that spontaneously resolved the ailment. cólica bilious. 1. m. That occurs with an abundance of bile. cólica closed. 1. m. That constipation is persistent and increases the severity of the illness. cólica liver. 1. d. access of violent pain determined by the passage of the anomalous concretions contained the gall bladder through the channels of this to go into the intestine. colic miserere. 1. m. acute intestinal obstruction due to different causes, which determines a very serious state whose most characteristic symptom is the vomiting of excrement. cólica nephritic, or colic kidney. 1. m. pain runny, given access by the passage of the abnormal concretions formed kidney by the ureters into the bladder of urine.