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stertorous

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A series of low, stertorous growls followed, growls that made my blood run cold!

Mayo, when he heard their stertorous breathing close at hand, groped for them and shoved tools into their clutch.

There was a dead silence for a few moments, broken only by the stertorous breathing of the man upon the couch.

THE MYNNS' MYSTERYGEORGE MANVILLE FENN

It, too, was empty, except for a figure breathing with drunken and stertorous stupor in a chair at one corner.

Tom's breathing became stertorous, and that, in connection with morphia poisoning, means danger.

Taurus Antinor's breath came in short, stertorous gasps, his throat was parched and his tongue clove to the roof of his mouth.

"UNTO CAESAR"BARONESS EMMUSKA ORCZY

His breathing became laboured and stertorous, his skin hot, and his eyes dilated.

His damson-jam eyes were moist and sad and his breathing even more stertorous than usual.

She did not stir even when his stertorous breathing came painfully to her ears.

It was precisely as though a man—he could not say whether without or within—were in deep stertorous sleep.

PABO, THE PRIESTSABINE BARING-GOULD

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OCTOBER 26, 1985