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Meanings of wheeze in English
Coarse whistling sound from breathing.
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Usage of wheeze in English
1
We shall come to the geopolitical problems with such a wheeze shortly.
2
Conclusion: We found distinct early-life risk factor profiles for each wheeze phenotype.
3
He hung in its intervals waiting for the return of the wheeze.
4
The fat man looked up, and spake in a loud, asthmatic wheeze:
5
She's on to a good wheeze, if she can put it over.
6
It's as much as Sugar can manage not to gasp and wheeze.
7
As she straightened up I could hear the wheeze as she breathed.
8
What are you up to? Priscillus demanded with contempt in the wheeze.
9
Sedric's body was demanding air, and all he could do was wheeze.
10
She grabs her coat and pushes past Anna with a dramatic wheeze.
11
Furthermore, we compared TB FENO in 88 infants with and without wheeze.
12
The only sound was a painful wheeze from Roger, the wounded agent.
13
Abbot Hugo is behind this wheeze to scribble down all my doings.
14
He responded with the kind of wheeze that arrives with a shrug.
15
Isabel tried to gasp, but succeeded only in producing a rasping wheeze.
16
Green manages to wheeze in something like a cubic inch of air.
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Wheeze across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common