hiccup|hiccups in English

noun

involuntary spasms of the diaphragm and throat muscles accompanied by an abrupt sound

Use "hiccup|hiccups" in a sentence

1. This isn't a joke, Hiccup!

2. She gave a loud hiccup.

3. There was a slight hiccup in the timetable.

4. She laughed so much she got hiccups.

5. Lights, vending machine, public phone, hiccup clock!

6. A recent sales hiccup is nothing to panic about.

7. 20 I ate too quickly and got hiccups.

8. Our job today is just a hiccup in time.

9. Conclusion Diamox is an effective medicine for intractable hiccup.

10. The sales drive was interrupted by a legal hiccup.

11. 11 There was a slight hiccup in the timetable.

12. Would-be lovers belch or hiccup at decisive moments.

13. A hiccup, possibly, but no decent restaurant should produce one of that size.

14. After sitting quietly for some time, Mrs. Lin gradually hiccups, and began her usual doting routine.

15. Our body automatically does this when we cough, sneeze, or have the hiccups.

16. The airline industry's troubles are a mere hiccup in an otherwise upward growth trend.

17. I loved it, but it was so spicy hot that it gave me hiccups!

18. Objective To investigate the effect of Diamox for intractable hiccup after cerebrovascular diseases.

19. Despite the occasional hiccup, the US and Laos have had quite cordial relations.

20. Better stay on the line, Will, until we're done, in case of any hiccups.

21. My training is going very well apart from the slight hiccup with the railway line.

22. In the middle of the prayer there was a loud hiccup from the priest.

23. Nausea, vomiting and hiccup with aversion to warm food and desire for cold food.

24. The drone had become a hiccup - a variation on a theme of coughing and spluttering.

25. This one defeat was the only hiccup in the team's steady progress up the League.