hiccup

/ˈhɪkʌp/
noun 4verb 3

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1

(noun.) sound made in the throat

ADJ

small | loud

VERB + HICCUP

give, let out

After drinking the fizzy drink too quickly, Tom let out an unexpected hiccup during the quiet meeting.

2

(noun.) (the) hiccups: series of hiccups

QUANT

attack

She got a sudden attack of hiccups during the important meeting.

VERB + HICCUP

get, suffer from

She suffered from hiccups during the important meeting and couldn't stop laughing.

3

(noun.) small problem

ADJ

little, slight | occasional | temporary

PREP

~ in

The project had a few hiccups in the early stages, but everything went smoothly after that.

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