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Definition of suffer : A compilation of statutes or decisions analytically arranged. The term is applied in a general sense to the Pandects of Justinian ( see Pandect), but is also specially given by authors to compilations of laws on particular topics; a summary of laws; as, Comyn's Digest; the United States Digest.

Synonyms:

fix, comport, come across, stimulate, keep going, contain, bear out, droop, back up, father, give birth, sanction, start out, fulfill, mystify, underpin, indorse, recede, mother, participate, brook, possess, nominate, digest, touch, jump out, match, take in, forgather, yen, aim, wound, scram, converge, go, maintain, get down, die hard, bring, contribute, house, capture, hold, lose, subscribe, obtain, grieve, grant, cope with, pine, fill, consume, connive at, behave, drive, jut, fall behind, contract, pay back, rear, drop off, tin, acquit, feature, start, generate, mourn, bide, deliver, set out, have a bun in the oven, yearn, run, patronise, play, let, spite, fit, miss, gestate, have got, see, submit, can, mislay, expect, offend, receive, grow, keep up, feel, nurture, arrest, happy, post, remain firm, own, pay off, prevail, live, patronize, languish, take, run across, set up, become, satisfy, protrude, corroborate, prolong, defend, patronage, recover, cause, sire, lament, plump for, misplace, fend for, injure, make, have, condense, run into, commence, nourish, stay, project, incur, sustain, deport, concentrate, jump, meet, survive, prove, assume, turn out, wear, stand out, find, brave out, contact, perplex, amaze, bruise, take over, affirm, pose, gather, dumbfound, place upright, indulge, give, get, bugger off, hold up, leap out, adjoin, provide, stupefy, throw, sicken, acquire, baffle, set about, back, buzz off, resist, come, weather, arrive, consent to, plunk for, keep, beget, develop, conduct, draw, assemble, flag, substantiate, encounter, confirm, know, gravel, get together, go through, put-up, take on, begin, produce, induce, concede, bewilder, admit, pay, turn a loss, convey, stick out, permit, catch, carry, withstand, endorse, engender, accept, authorize, erect, swallow, stick, fall back, offer, domiciliate, foregather, beat, nonplus, puzzle, fend, allow, taste, sorrow, flummox, jut out, stand up, bring forth, support, yield, ingest, lump, raise, fetch, put forward, fulfil, conform to, hold out, acquiesce, birth, live on, brave, stand, get under one's skin, bow, vex, stomach

endure, bear, linger, go on, persist, persevere, tolerate, put up with, continue, experience, remain, undergo, abide, last, tarry

discomfort, throe, agonize, inflame, hurt, stitch, crick, anguish, sting, ache, smart, irritate, rack, afflict, wrench, torment, sore, torture, pain, cramp, chafe, throb, distress

Usage examples:

• He had no right to bring me into the world to suffer like this. - "The Literary Sense", E. Nesbit.
• There were times when she did not even suffer. - "The Squire's Daughter", Silas K(itto) Hocking.
• In less than a month after the coming of the news of the Port Bill, Boston was assured that the continent would not leave her to suffer alone. - "The Siege of Boston", Allen French.