to neese
9.9
To blow air out suddenly through the nose because it is itchy
- verb
- Archaic
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estornudar
- Whenever spring arrived, she would neese at the first sign of pollen.
Examples
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I always neese when the pollen count is high.
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In the dusty old library, he could not help but neese several times.
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The doctor asked if he tended to neese when exposed to strong scents.
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Don't neese!
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When the cold air hit her face, she couldn't hold back a sudden neese that startled everyone in the room.
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Every time the cat chased dust, it would make me neese uncontrollably.
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He tried to stifle his neese during the quiet presentation but failed miserably.
Synonyms
to sneeze
vsto neese
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1.0
To force air out of your nose and mouth suddenly because your nose is irritated
expel air suddenly from nose and mouth due to nose irritation
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Neese is a simple form of sneeze and is connected to the word nose, so picture a sudden burst of air from your 'nose'. So, to neese means to suddenly push air out from your nose because it is irritated.