Physiological Phenomena Related Vocabulary

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    Physiological phenomena related vocabulary

    Than urine piss (urine,ohjumnuda, jeotsi to pissall), urinate, pass [discharge, void] urine, make

    [pass] water, answer a call of nature, micturate, pass, pee (kids)

    Represent more than I have a diarrhea.(Diarrhea appears.)Stool (feces;represent

    theview), shit(ttongnuda)move [empty] the bowels, go to stool,I'll go to the bathroom. I have to go number one.(Urine)

    I want to go for a pee.(Urine - Child)I want to make water.(Urine)I want to pas s water.(Urine)I have to go to the res t room.(Urine, feces)I have to wash my hands.(Urine, feces)I want to go to the men's room. (Men - urine, feces)I have to go and drain my radiator. (Men - urine, feces)I want to go to the lady's room. (A girl - urine, feces) I wanna go to the powder room. (Female - urine, feces )I have to go number two.(Feces)I have to go to the lavatory [go to the toilet].(Feces)

    Snoresnore Pick one's

    nose

    pick one's nose

    Sneeze sneeze Breath breathe; respire; draw

    (ones ) breath; takebreath.

    Fart fart, break wind, pass gas,Fart(wind, fart)

    Taste taste, get [have] a taste

    of;

    Hiccough Hiccup, catch a Hiccup(Hiccups

    repress), stop one's Hiccups (isto stop the

    hiccups)

    Foretaste sample, try (the flavor of),

    foretaste

    Shiver tremble (= quiver, quake, shake, shiver) (body

    shiver),] shudder (= thrill)(be

    thrilled), wobble(voice tremble)

    Yawning is yawn, yawn over the

    papers (thepaper is

    looking into the yawning)

    Wink blink (one's Eyes) (= Wink, nictitate) Swallow swallow (= Gulp Down,Down Choke, Take [get]

    Down, Down, Drink in)

    Drool is talk while as leep [in one's sleep] Breath and

    blow

    breathe upon, blow one's

    breath on

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    r e urn eave over, roun n s eep oss ro

    about in bed

    un y cur u e onese up,

    shrink (up)Trim belch, eruct (= eructate), burp Pick one's

    ears

    clean [Pick] one's Ears

    Is physiological Menstruation (= menses , a (menstrual) Period,

    one's

    Period)(menstruation),menstruate (have aperiod)

    (bearound)

    Wipe the

    tears

    dry [wipe (away)] one's

    tears, wipe one's wet

    eyes, (rush) dash away

    one's tears

    Caress caress (= fondle), pet(Animals) Eye roll RUB one's Eyes

    Flare is flare Scratch scratch (= scrape)

    Depilate / hair

    fall

    Pull out a hair (= unhair) / Lose one's hair (= hair

    Falls out [comes off])

    Squeeze

    acne

    pop a pimple, squeeze a

    blackhead

    Touch him feel a thing with one's hand Sarai suffer swallow the wrong way,

    get something caught inone's windpipe, be

    choked [stifled,

    smothered] (by, with)Soreumdotda get (the) gooseflesh, be gooseflesh [goose

    pimples] all over, feel a chill creep over one,

    feel a shudder

    Florida sat in

    the eye

    look with glaring eyes,

    glare , scowl ,

    frown , look sharply,

    look angrily [fiercely]Pat your head stroke, pass one's hand over [across]

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    leg.

    .feeling.

    .

    Ppeokjeokjigeun

    deungeori that's

    a problem.

    I have a stiff back. Sty carsick. I have a sty in my eye.

    Now everything

    is s enseless.

    Everything is numb now. Soundsstomach

    growling

    stomach.

    My stomach is growling.

    Pretended. I have an upset stomach. 've Got an

    upset

    stomach.

    My stomach is upset.

    This will chill. I have the chills. Shrivel wrinkle

    (Clothing)

    weave

    weave (rightand left shake, totter, weave) Digest digest