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croupy

[kroo-pee] / ˈkru pi /


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Ben then shows his vulnerability by screaming like a croupy baby on all the rides while Amanda calmly sits next to him polishing her lip gloss.

From Time

It seemed time to acknowledge that in the future, the little girls whose hair we once brushed and whose croupy coughs we listened for would be returning as guests, not residents.

From Washington Post

Writers for The New Yorker in the 1930s and ’40s described him as a “Superman of Law” who spoke in a “gruff, croupy, dictatorial tone.”

From New York Times

Frequent spells of croupy cough and a certain degree of dyspnoea are often observed for years afterward.

From Project Gutenberg

Phil’s cheeks were white and his face was thin, and he wore for warmth his manly little blue-and-white checked bathrobe, since only last night his cough had been croupy again.

From Project Gutenberg