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Meanings of cough out in English
Portuguese
expectorar Catalan
expectorar Discharge (phlegm or sputum) from the lungs and out of the mouth.
Synonyms
Examples for "expectorate"
Examples for "expectorate"
1
Might stick it in your pocket, loudly, or expectorate on the carpet.
2
Sir George came hither yesterday, to expectorate with me, as he called it.
3
The throat is dry and irritated, and there is a constant desire to expectorate.
4
Frogs would smoke, but I fancy they would expectorate too elaborately to be neighbourly.
5
Few patients, though receiving standard anti-tuberculous chemotherapy, expectorate tubercle bacilli continuously for more than a year.
1
The company must also cough up a 200 million euro break fee.
2
But it wants Canberra to cough up the rest of the cost.
3
But she might not convince him if she didn't cough up something.
4
But I'll hound you till I make you cough up that money.
5
I didn't have any major chest pain or cough up any blood.
1
He knows that daddy is where we go to spit up lunch.
2
My brother, Ray, had practically spit up his juice, hearing this.
3
The foliage slapped at them; mud spit up on their faces and chests.
4
Patel the bowler, got one to spit up and the keeper fluffs the catch.
5
Leslie coughed and spit up coffee so that it dribbled a little down her chin.
1
These, surely, are words to make Nigel Farage spit out his pint.
2
She spit out half her crown, along with the small brass key.
3
Inside is a photo-booth and large format prints spit out the side.
4
It'll spit out a link that you can send to your friends.
5
I had already been devoured, chewed up, and spit out by experts.
Usage of cough out in English
1
Taki blinked an affirmative as he tried to cough out a response.
2
The Master seemed only to cough out of pure politeness and proceeded: Mr.
3
I've taken some codeine for the pain; I'm just sitting the cough out.'
4
For most fixed connection customers, the usage charges are what they cough out for.
5
All that's left to do is cough out some scales.
6
The gents are also invited for the same offer but have to cough out R205.
7
She cannot cough out the answer I want.
8
After a quarter of a mile there still hadn't been a cough out of the motor.
9
Trot up, cough out, tell on, Gorman.
10
Kwaito is stunned when MaNtuli asks him to cough out money for a grand gesture she's promised to someone.
11
He was striding back toward the carter, popping his whip, making it cough out those Daisy air rifle sounds.
12
I cough out a laugh.
13
In 2012, 9,300 adults were diagnosed with whooping cough out of a total of 42,000 cases.
14
Rahiti thought to ask, "Are you hurt?" but then had to cough out more blood and only caught part of her answer.
15
He was groggy, and gagging on blood-probablyfrom a broken nose-whichhe would cough out explosively when it got in the way of his breathing.
16
I coughed out the snow, yet every exhale produced an involuntarily inhale.