hiccup
হিক্কা
definition
verb
Her dark eyes are wide with childish terror, and she hiccups so dramatically that, at first, she cannot speak at all.
suffer from or make the sound of a hiccup or series of hiccups.
noun
Everyday hiccups don't need medical treatment, as they will go away on their own.
an involuntary spasm of the diaphragm and respiratory organs, with a sudden closure of the glottis and a characteristic sound like that of a cough.
translation of 'hiccup'
হেঁকচি,
হিক্কা তোলা,
হিক্কা তুলিয়া বলা
verb
হিক্কা করা,
ত্তআক তোলা,
উদ্গার তোলা,
হিক্কা তুলিয়া করা
noun
উদ্গার,
হেঁচকি,
হিক্কা
example
He let loose the loudest 'hiccup' I'd ever heard and took another swig of something or other from his canteen.
The glottis suddenly closes and stops the inflow of air resulting in the sound of a 'hiccup' .
My eyes stung brutally and I started to 'hiccup' .
A giggle, more a 'hiccup' in sound than anything, emerged from her pursed lips.
The only 'hiccup' is the sudden loss of batting form of vice-captain Ryan Watson.
just a little 'hiccup' in our usual wonderful service
I sobbed, uncontrollably, starting to shake and 'hiccup' I was crying so much.
just a little 'hiccup' in our usual wonderful service
Other than that 'hiccup' against Pittsburgh, he has been on fire since his last three games of 2004.
This small 'hiccup' in the otherwise smooth functioning of the hospital was quickly forgotten.
She sobbed so hard that her chest hurt and she began to 'hiccup' .
As it happens, the setback turned out to be the only 'hiccup' in the 14 race series, and Andy made an astonishing recovery to claim 11 victories in his last 12 race meetings.
Mary began to 'hiccup' , her efforts at trying to not cry getting the best of her.
However, all sides are insisting this is a temporary 'hiccup' that can be overcome.
Despite that 'hiccup' the fact remains that Denmark have a genuinely decent side.
And while they've had a 'hiccup' or two along the way, the fact is that they remain firmly on course to lift the title.
I sat on the tarnished blue tiles of the bathroom floor, 'hiccuping' , ‘I have to tell you something, Con,’ I murmured, my voice scratchy.
I hugged her and soothed her back as she began 'hiccuping' and sobbing.
He treated a patient in the emergency room who suffered from 'hiccups' every two seconds for three days.
Going by the UK's progress, there could be a few 'hiccups' along the way.
Everyday 'hiccups' don't need medical treatment, as they will go away on their own.
There were a few 'hiccupy' sounds and then Sophie shot out from behind the door.
She was in the throws of those gaspy 'hiccupy' breaths that come after you've had a big overblown crying session.
I breathed irregularly, occasionally 'hiccuping' in my attempts to stop crying.
Slowly my sobs subsided and all that was left was my 'hiccups' which sounded off every once and a while.
Forget breathing into a paper bag, gulping down a glass of water or having someone scare the living daylights out of you to cure a case of 'hiccups' .
Later there was a telephone call, Marya 'hiccuping' through tears and speaking in anxious half-Polish phrases.
The GP will examine you and look particularly for signs of the serious conditions that can cause persistent 'hiccups' , such as an infection of the diaphragm.
The show was not without a few 'hiccups' and it took a while for the sound technician to tweak the sound to the performer's satisfaction.
I gulped it down gladly, and the 'hiccups' slowed to a stop.
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