wheezy

IPA: wˈizi

adjective

  • That wheezes.
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Examples of "wheezy" in Sentences

  • Cora laughs, a hard laugh that turns into a wheezy cough.
  • Coming soon: a 'wheezy' pill that makes big bellies disappear
  • Walter turned the page of his paper and took a wheezy breath.
  • He works 56 hours a week, mostly in 24-hour shifts, frequently carrying wheezy patients up and down flights of stairs.
  • Scraggily, wrinkled, wheezy, Duvall inhabits the character of Bush so seamlessly you might end up worrying about the actor's health.
  • The business economy is ... let's say, "wheezy," but in the realm of local arts, we are currently reaping the benefits of various economic stimuli.
  • This week, Mr. Ratner announced the fresh face he has selected to breathe new life into the wheezy annual exercise in Tinseltown self-congratulation: Eddie Murphy.
  • Only once, while Merton was doing some of his best acting, had there been a kind of wheezy tittering from certain members of the cast and the group about the cameras.
  • Further, it was known that they had quarrelled just previous to pulling out; for the Lizzie, a wheezy ten-ton sternwheeler, twenty-four hours behind, beat Leclère in by three days.
  • Feeling 'wheezy,' Opferman is having a heart attackDavid Opferman, 46, of Dacula, Ga., knew he had risks for heart disease: being overweight, having diabetes — and his father had died of a heart attack.

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