Convulsive

He was suffering from a bad cold, which doubled him up in convulsive coughing spells and made his eyes heavy and bloodshot. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Victims of toxic gas canisters fired by Isræli troops writhe in convulsive pain on hospital beds, screaming at the top of their lungs while family and medical aides try vainly to restrain them. ❋ Unknown (2002)

She attempted two or three times to speak, but not a word escaped from her quivering lips; and the tears gushing from her eyes followed each other in quick succession down her cheeks; and, finally, her pent-up feelings found expression in short, convulsive sobs. ❋ Austin Potter (1877)

He felt the foam on his lips and he thought with every instant that the surcharged veins would burst; hands of steel seemed to crush in upon his chest, knotted cords to tighten in excruciating pain about his loins; he breathed in short, convulsive gasps; his eyes were blind, and his head swam. ❋ 1839-1908 Ouida (1873)

Her withered bosom rose and fell in short, convulsive sobs, and it was evident that she could scarcely stand. ❋ Edward Payson Roe (1863)

Her bosom rose and fell in short convulsive breathings; and, despite an evident effort to stifle it, an audible sigh escaped her. ❋ Mayne Reid (1850)

_ -- Although there is no disease of the nervous system which can be properly termed convulsive, or justify the use of the word convulsion to indicate any particular disease, yet it is often such a prominent symptom that a few words may not be out of place. ❋ Charles B. Michener (1877)

Although not a surrealist, Gray does ascribe to the idea of convulsive beauty: beauty, even grim beauty, in the service of liberty. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Whatever may be the remote cause of paroxysms of asthma, the immediate cause of the convulsive respiration, whether in the common asthma, or in what is termed the convulsive asthma, which are perhaps only different degrees of the same disease, must be owing to violent voluntary exertions to relieve pain, as in other convulsions; and the increase of irritability to internal stimuli, or of sensibility, during sleep must occasion them to commence at this time. ❋ Erasmus Darwin (1766)

But history has shown that these big, "convulsive" plans rarely fit real world circumstances and in the 20th century were typically disastrous. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Ms. Lawrence said she was "convulsive" when she was first asked. ❋ Unknown (2009)

All this time, uncle sat boiling with impatience, biting his fingers, throwing up his eyes, and muttering ejaculations; at length he burst into a kind of convulsive laugh, after which he hummed a song; and when the hurricane was over, exclaimed ❋ Unknown (2004)

The reason we need to do this is to -- precisely to avoid the kind of convulsive conflict with massive consequences that drug us into Europe twice before, and got huge numbers of Americans killed in the defense of freedom and decency. ❋ ITY National Archives (1995)

He accordingly left his patient, and was just crossing the room, when his progress was arrested by the General's springing up with a kind of convulsive start, and jumping out of bed, declaring wildly and incoherently that something must be wrong, and that he himself would go and bring ❋ James De Mille (N/A)

His head was somewhat bent forward; the hands, which a few moments ago had exhibited a kind of convulsive movement, were calmly stretched, as if they had just fallen into an attitude of repose after some heavy labour. ❋ Various (N/A)

To throw himself on the floor, to kick up his heels in a kind of convulsive ecstasy, to burst into a succession of shrill, crowing screams, like a pleased baby, was the work of a moment; and he kept on kicking and crowing, till, provoked as I was, I could not help laughing along with him. ❋ Various (N/A)

He jerked his arms and stamped his feet in a kind of convulsive frenzy. ❋ Unknown (1915)

Then of a sudden she exclaimed with a kind of convulsive shudder: ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)

He tied me down spread eagle on the table and [forced orgasm] after [squirting orgasm] out of my small, quivering frame. The convulsions in my vagina were so strong that i was pumping out my juices all over his rock hard, [9 inch long], 6 1/2 inch circumference cock. ❋ Joe8991 (2007)

-"You've had a [convulsion] and now I can't see you!" -"It was really clear until she had a convulsion and now it's all just [ceiling] and [curtains]." ❋ Mr. Legitimate Entry (2010)

"I was [right there] and her [pussy] convulsed around my [finger]" ❋ Call Me Daddy (2016)

It [looked] like [the desk] had been [hit] with a Convulsion. ❋ Kwing (2009)

Mr A: "Did you catch that Japanese flashing robot cartoon [cookery] show last night?" [Dr B]: "Yes, but sadly it gave me seizures and the food made me vomit... That's what I call [convulsive viewing]." ❋ DrJonas (2010)

Girl: "[I'm cumming], I'm cumming!" Guy: "[ahhhhhhh]!" Girl: "Oh my god, Oh my god -- FUUUUUUU!" Guy: "AHHHHHH!" Girl: *body [spasm] aka sexual convulsion* ❋ Theoneandonlysexgod (2012)

Dude, when he saw his sister [screwing] [the horse] he [practically] had a Diarrhetic Convulsion! ❋ Errr (2006)

Buddy 1: Hey, Buddy 2, this morning I had to take a huge [leak] and I totally got post-micturition convulsion syndrome afterwards. Buddy 2: Alright, Buddy 1! I totally got post-micturition convulsion syndrome this morning too! [High-five]! Buddy 1: I guess this makes us post-micturition convulsion syndrome [pals]! Both: HA HA HA HA!!!111ExclamationpointOnezorz ❋ I Love To Piss (2007)

Ever since I've experienced the Los Angeles punani sushi convulsion, [shushi] has [never been] the same for me, dude. Hey [bae], Los Angeles punani sushi convulsion later? ❋ Broken1244 (2021)

I had to [bust out] of the [meeting] in fear of a [poopalactic convulsion]. ❋ NimbleFruitJube (2023)