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What sound do we produce after eating chillies?



 
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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #1 (permalink) Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:46 am   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

Hi

When a person eats a lot of chillies or something too pungent he/ she starts to breathe in such a manner that a strange sound like C-C starts to come out of his or her mouth.Could you please tell me what he/ she is doing at that time?

1- After eating the pie the whole hall was----------------???

I want that word here.

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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:41 pm   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

belching?
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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #3 (permalink) Wed Nov 15, 2006 12:45 pm   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

Burping?
Gasping?
Panting?
Moaning? :lol:
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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #4 (permalink) Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:23 am   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

Wow ... have to tell you that my wife can write volumes about the sounds I make after certain foods but I don't know of anybody who makes any particular oral sound while eating chillies. At least, not any sound that has a descriptive word in English.....

It's funny... in Gaelic, there is apparently a word that describes the unique sensation that affects the upper lip just after taking a sip of whiskey so I imagine that other cultures have food related expressions that have no English equivalent.

You may have a word in mind that has no counterpart in English.
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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #5 (permalink) Sat Nov 18, 2006 18:40 pm   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

Might be a hiccup... I know I've suffered from post-pepper hiccups.
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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #6 (permalink) Sat Nov 18, 2006 21:04 pm   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

The Mayans, at least, have a word for this -- they call it 'huuyub', which means 'to draw breath with a puckered mouth after eating chillies'. In true Mayan fashion, a whole sentence is condensed into a single word.
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What sound do we produce after eating chillies? #7 (permalink) Sun Nov 19, 2006 9:57 am   What sound do we produce after eating chillies?
 

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in such a manner that a strange sound like C-C starts to come out of his or her mouth

Sorry for the off-topic.
Just to say that while reading this thread, I've found strange that in Russian that special sound C-C that (some) people automatically produce when struck with sharp and unexpected pain, - for example, when get burned or cut their finger - is rather incorrectly called to hiss (of? in?) pain.
Even though in this case C-C is made by drawing an air into the mouth, whereas hissing is normally produced with outward breath.

Hmm... There is no exact word for that. Interesting.
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