| A smirking Serb of indeterminate gender, wearing a tailcoat, sang flat, hiccupping now and then for dramatic effect. |
| On the other hand, too much playing, talking, or feeding may be met by grimaces, turning or looking away, clenched fists, thrashing arms and legs, hiccupping, wriggling, and spitting up. |
| Wait and you shall hear why I came, shrieked Vitkin, hiccupping and stumbling about the room. |
| He began snuffling and coughing even more, and then started hiccupping. |
| He had been hiccupping two to three times a minute for nearly 24 hours. |
| Spasmodic inspiratory movement of the diaphragm produces the characteristic sound known as hiccupping. |
