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Often used in the same context:
cougher,
boors,
snivel,
cootie,
tut,
sniffly,
phlegmy,
dawdlers,
tutting,
tuts,
sneezers,
chatterers,
elavil,
sourpusses,
shrieker,
snuffles,
sniffle,
prevacid,
gonorrhoea,
yip,
clackers,
ranters,
gabbling,
sheeplike,
sneezy,
tokin,
backbite,
bluffers,
crabbiness,
tomcats,
fidgetiness,
bellyaches,
ciggy,
jeebies,
pouters,
dullards,
bladdered,
sweatiness,
palpitate,
hellbound,
groupies,
cloy,
squiffy,
squealers,
pipsqueaks,
causers,
jerks,
grumps,
nicker,
oglers,
germy,
prigs,
tinkle,
snigger,
biliousness,
slowpokes,
sluggards,
mewl,
whelps,
carbolic,
pongy,
spitters,
gits,
zipless,
fuckwit,
tittering,
cough,
skinful,
nosy parker,
muzak,
rotters,
humph,
whinny,
chunter,
tweeny,
tsks,
criers,
paxil,
sourpuss,
jittering,
grouches,
fosamax,
philosophise,
postnasal drip,
orgasming,
screechers,
achoo,
mutter,
fug,
mooches,
scarper,
skinflints,
blub,
wheeze,
cheapskates,
complainers,
tsk,
gobbing,
chewers,
hepcats,
crankiest,
gnarling,
acute,
af,
articular,
chd,
chf,
cml,
cmv,
coughs,
crohn,
depressives,
gastroenteritis,
gbs,
genital,
gn,
goiter,
gonococcal,
hbv,
hcv,
hd
Also try:
— Adjectives for coughers:
chronic,
acute,
non,
whooping,
recurrent
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