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| hiccough (to make a hiccup or hiccups); hiccup ([ModE hikop, hickock, of echoic orig.] to make a sudden, involuntary contraction of the diaphragm when it begins to allow air into the lungs only to have the glottis suddenly close, producing an abrupt sound; to make a hiccup or hiccups) | |||
| hickup; yex | |||
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| have hiccups (If you have hiccups, someone is talking about you or cursing you.); have hiccoughs | |||
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| hick | |||
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| pronounce unaccented е and я as и | |||
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| have the hiccups (мне ика́ется – I have the hiccups) | |||
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