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Meaning wheeze meaning

What does wheeze mean?

wheeze

— verb breathe with difficulty — noun breathing with a husky or whistling sound — noun (Briticism) a clever or amusing scheme or trick a clever wheeze probably succeeded in neutralizing the German espionage threat

Synonyms wheeze synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as wheeze?

wheeze English » English

pant gasp snort whistle squeal sputter sizzle sibilate groan breathe wind-broken wile wheezing wheeziness twist thaumaturgy subterfuge stunt stridor stertor snuffle snoring snore rattle rasp puff and blow play pipe peep palpitate out of breath jugglery hoarse harsh hacking grating dodge croaking croak creak coughing cough conjuration chirk breathless breathe hard boil artifice

Topics wheeze topics

What do people use wheeze to talk about?
Person Sense, perceive Hear

Types of sounds
Person Body Head

Nose
Person Body functions

Breathe, breath
Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Move noisily

Conjugation wheeze conjugation

How do you conjugate wheeze?

wheeze · verb

Examples wheeze examples

How do I use wheeze in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

WHEEZE.
FISH WHEEZE.
What about that hypnotism wheeze, eh?
We're having trouble getting poison, so I got him working on bleach, but he's beginning to wheeze when he walks.
It's all part of a clever wheeze by that dishy Resistance girl.
Oh, what a good wheeze. You look revolting.
Sir, Wagstaff's got another wheeze.
Hey, give us a wheeze on that fag.
You can't beat a good wheeze.
I don't need a good wheeze.
Anyone who can think up a wheeze like that is my idea of a helpmeet.
And what a wheeze, you knowing all about the Glossops' horror of moggies!
If you need anything, just squeeze the wheeze.
My next allowance was due today, and I could have worked a business wheeze I read about.
The old wheeze that he double-crossed you, eh?
They talk like they were Herculeses, all of them. And after a few turns, they pant, they gasp, and they wheeze.
What a cracking wheeze!
FISH. WHEEZE.
I was reading this morning in the Financial Times about your visit to the city farm, a jolly good wheeze.
Shellfish makes him wheeze, remember?
Pardon. The old wheeze -- to return for something you say you had forgotten.
You used to puff and wheeze somethin' wicked.
Or a wheeze. It might be a wheeze.
This wheeze or gurgle happened while you were feeding him?
What, I don't know, but it's not going to be any old wheeze like throwing the money from a train platform at a given signal.
There's bound to be the odd wheeze.
The old wheeze -- to return for something you say you had forgotten.
And what a wheeze, you knowing all about the Glossops' horror of moggies! I must say, Jeeves, you are a bit of a marvel.
Jeeves, that wheeze of yours of reading to my uncle was an absolute corker!
You buy a hen, it lays an egg every day and you sell the eggs. A brilliant wheeze.
Don't you think it would be a wheeze.
What a wheeze!
What a wheeze, Jeeves.

News and current affairs

Privatizing some areas of manufacturing while keeping prices under government control is another half-way wheeze.
But, for at least five years, Hong Kong's citizens have found themselves starting to cough and wheeze from the city's increasingly degraded air.

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