Allergies have got us all a little phlegmy right now.
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She drinks yogurt smoothies to sound phlegmy if she's portraying someone with congestion.
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And that phlegmy, back-of-the-throat hhhhhh sound that starts the word?
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It was gravely, it was thick, it was not phlegmy — but it had texture.
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Do you have 9,000 extra dollars and *extremely phlegmy cough* singular taste in art?
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Maybe we really are hearing the dry, phlegmy rattle of chatbot code, but I think not.
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It wasn't bloody; it looked like a phlegmy globule that an old man would spit on the sidewalk.
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The flu's symptoms—phlegmy cough, body aches, sore throat, and a fever—are the external result of this defense.
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The reason, according to her, was that drinking milk or eating cheese would make my runny nose runnier, my phlegmy cough phlgemier.
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As I went out to get the paper I could feel a familiar, phlegmy rattle in my lungs -- the low-level irritation of living with bad air.
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The same phlegmy, rankled purr that she first used to imitate Louis Armstrong's scatting has become a flexible trademark — a marker of thirst, aggravation and rabid pride that travels well.
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Half of them are curled up on the pub benches, and Sebastian is mixing purple Lemsip into a glass in between loud, phlegmy coughs that seem to shake his entire body.
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Even in my sweaty, phlegmy, semi-delirious state, I noted that one of them — a devastatingly handsome, sweet-natured guy I'll call H — seemed to be dropping by more frequently than the others.
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His French accent was gravelly and phlegmy, and he would pause before he spoke, making a famous "Look, uhhhhhhhhh" when he was searching for a word which would draw out forever in a sort of hypnotizing chant.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Celtic and Rangers faced each other on New Year's Eve in a match that came with all the usual trimmings: unsavoury chanting, increased police presence, flying tackles, boos punctuated by phlegmy insults and, of course, sectarianism.
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The Belchers have sole responsibility for "Donations 4 Carnations" for Valentine's Day at Wagstaff Elementary: Tina collects the money at the booth and Bob provides the flowers. Phlegmy Ms. Labonz hocks through the announcements; Gene and Courtney poke fun at her and get their big break.
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Reviewing in Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies (1981), Robert Christgau said, "Addicts of updated nostalgia and rock and roll readymades should find this a sly and authentic commentary on the evolving dilemma of Harold Teen. The songs are cute, the riffs executed with more dynamism than usual, and the singing attractively phlegmy. And like they say at the end of other cartoons, that's all, folks." The album was included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.
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The song "Cemetery Girls" features lyrics referencing ("Fresh souls in the cornfield...Anthony put them there..."), and samples from the Twilight Zone episode "It's a Good Life", which starred Bill Mumy (Art). Since the album was released several years before Art and Artie went "public" about their identities, the reference is more of an in-joke. "Weird Al" Yankovic provided the accordion on "Gumby Jaws Lament". Artie (Robert Haimer) was originally to sing "Gumby Jaws Lament", but Art had a terrible cold that day, and they decided his gravelly, phlegmy voice added to the song.
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