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Definition of head cold in US English: head coldnoun A common cold characterized by congested nasal passages, sneezing, and headache. Example sentencesExamples - The warming effect of mint is celebrated for clearing congested head colds.
- In a separate analysis, the researchers found that the virus also cropped up in 15 percent of samples from children with upper-respiratory infections, akin to head colds, who had tested negative for viral infections.
- My only problem, I had a slight head cold for a couple of days, Larry.
- A nasty head cold, a trip to the dentist, and preparations for Melissa's birthday dinner tomorrow night all have me a bit too busy to blog today.
- The head cold I predicted last Monday hit me on Tuesday and was followed closely by exhaustion on Wednesday and a temperature on Thursday.
- A head cold hit me like an anvil last week, and that usually means I'm going to feel too dopey or muddled to write a review.
- When we think of what changes in our ancestors gave rise to Homo sapiens, the genetics of fertilization and head colds may not pop to the top of the list.
- Polls are opened until midnight, but because I am suffering from a head cold and ear infection right now, I most likely won't be shutting the poll down until the morning.
- Crush some black mustard seeds and cover in hot water for a healing foot bath that's effective against athlete's foot and poor circulation and which gives relief from severe migraines, headaches or head colds.
- The first track by the director and editor is rather interesting (both have head colds, so they sound very congested).
- If you insist on training at the gym with a head cold, remember to cover your mouth when you sneeze and then wash your hands before you touch anything.
- His other job at the moment is getting over a nasty head cold.
- Before that, I frequently had head colds or bronchitis after traveling by air.
- I apologize for the paucity of posts recently, but lately I've been fighting a bad head cold, taking care of a child with a bad head cold and trying to meet some work-related deadlines.
- I'd been suffering from a mild head cold all week and after five days of suffering had finally decided to take action.
- We thought it inevitable that this astonishing legal interlude would end within a few hours, leaving us stranded with nothing but a head cold after waiting outside City Hall in the rain for hours.
- If any of the lads are sick, even with minor head colds, the first thing they do is ring the doctor to see what they can or cannot take.
- Well, just as I enter an incredibly intense two weeks at work, I get a head cold which appears to also have the odd symptom of completely disrupting my sleep schedule.
- I'd dazzle you with some fancy footwork, but not only did I spend far too much time following the mid-term elections, I've taken full possession of my Toddler's head cold.
- If you have a head cold with congestion, a helpful tea to clear the nasal passages can be made from equal parts of elder flowers, eyebright and fenugreek seed.
Definition of head cold in US English: head coldnoun A common cold characterized by congested nasal passages, sneezing, and headache. Example sentencesExamples - I'd been suffering from a mild head cold all week and after five days of suffering had finally decided to take action.
- If you have a head cold with congestion, a helpful tea to clear the nasal passages can be made from equal parts of elder flowers, eyebright and fenugreek seed.
- Polls are opened until midnight, but because I am suffering from a head cold and ear infection right now, I most likely won't be shutting the poll down until the morning.
- In a separate analysis, the researchers found that the virus also cropped up in 15 percent of samples from children with upper-respiratory infections, akin to head colds, who had tested negative for viral infections.
- If any of the lads are sick, even with minor head colds, the first thing they do is ring the doctor to see what they can or cannot take.
- When we think of what changes in our ancestors gave rise to Homo sapiens, the genetics of fertilization and head colds may not pop to the top of the list.
- If you insist on training at the gym with a head cold, remember to cover your mouth when you sneeze and then wash your hands before you touch anything.
- My only problem, I had a slight head cold for a couple of days, Larry.
- Before that, I frequently had head colds or bronchitis after traveling by air.
- Well, just as I enter an incredibly intense two weeks at work, I get a head cold which appears to also have the odd symptom of completely disrupting my sleep schedule.
- I apologize for the paucity of posts recently, but lately I've been fighting a bad head cold, taking care of a child with a bad head cold and trying to meet some work-related deadlines.
- A head cold hit me like an anvil last week, and that usually means I'm going to feel too dopey or muddled to write a review.
- We thought it inevitable that this astonishing legal interlude would end within a few hours, leaving us stranded with nothing but a head cold after waiting outside City Hall in the rain for hours.
- A nasty head cold, a trip to the dentist, and preparations for Melissa's birthday dinner tomorrow night all have me a bit too busy to blog today.
- The first track by the director and editor is rather interesting (both have head colds, so they sound very congested).
- His other job at the moment is getting over a nasty head cold.
- I'd dazzle you with some fancy footwork, but not only did I spend far too much time following the mid-term elections, I've taken full possession of my Toddler's head cold.
- The warming effect of mint is celebrated for clearing congested head colds.
- Crush some black mustard seeds and cover in hot water for a healing foot bath that's effective against athlete's foot and poor circulation and which gives relief from severe migraines, headaches or head colds.
- The head cold I predicted last Monday hit me on Tuesday and was followed closely by exhaustion on Wednesday and a temperature on Thursday.
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