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Abil Posted 18 years ago
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ate two hot green chilies
He ate two hot green chilies and then began to _ under its impact.
What I wanted to say is that he was breathing in and out through his mouth repeatedly because he felt terribly hot inside his mouth. Is there any verb or phrase to describe it?
What I wanted to say is that he was breathing in and out through his mouth repeatedly because he felt terribly hot inside his mouth. Is there any verb or phrase to describe it?
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Hi, He ate two hot green chilies and then began to _ under its their impact. What I wanted to say is that he was breathing in and out through his mouth repeatedly because he felt terribly hot inside his mouth. Is there any verb or phrase to describe it?
- Hi, He ate two hot green chilies and then began to _ under its their impact.
- What I wanted to say is that he was breathing in and out through his mouth repeatedly because he felt terribly hot inside his mouth.
- Is there any verb or phrase to describe it?
- Perhaps 'gasp'.
- Clive
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Hi,
He ate two hot green chilies and then began to _ underits their impact.
What I wanted to say is that he was breathing in and out through his mouth repeatedly because he felt terribly hot inside his mouth. Is there any verb or phrase to describe it?
Perhaps 'gasp'.
Clive
He ate two hot green chilies and then began to _ under
What I wanted to say is that he was breathing in and out through his mouth repeatedly because he felt terribly hot inside his mouth. Is there any verb or phrase to describe it?
Perhaps 'gasp'.
Clive
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Hi,
No, 'hyperventilate' describes a more serious medical condition than would normally be caused by eating something 'hot'.
Clive
No, 'hyperventilate' describes a more serious medical condition than would normally be caused by eating something 'hot'.
Clive
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