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Meanings of wheezes in English
Coarse whistling sound from breathing.
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Usage of wheezes in English
1
Cameron's track record on pulling off wizard political wheezes was never brilliant.
2
Alberto Iglesias's score wheezes its way to a melancholy tinged with mischievousness.
3
The wizard was huddled against the opposite gunwale, breathing in long wheezes.
4
Imagine the influence -over global tax wheezes -Amazon can exert.
5
The couple has an English bulldog, Marvin, who wheezes in the corner.
6
Then it was eerily silent, except for a few wheezes and coughs.
7
His breaths came in ragged wheezes, and blood frothed on his lips.
8
Financial wheezes, incentives and reorganising management structures will largely be at the margins.
9
That thing wheezes and grunts more than any sick animal I've ever tended.
10
I add cow juice from the fridge that wheezes asthmatically below the worktop.
11
He wheezes for a minute before saying, I can't talk.
12
Lung auscultation revealed random wheezes and fine and coarse crackles.
13
All wheezes and squeals, the train slowed to a halt.
14
That'll do very well for a beginning; but I'm not good at finding wheezes.'
15
Throughout the night my air-conditioning unit rattles, wheezes and shudders like a dying man.
16
PAVOROTTI didn't hit the big time on the National Lottery's scale of most popular wheezes.
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