Sneeze (verb)

Exhale suddenly and audibly through the nose and mouth as a reflex action resulting from irritation of the nasal mucous membrane.

Origin:

Old english fneosan, of germanic origin; related to dutch fnezen and german niesen.

Examples:

1. He sneezed loudly, causing everyone in the room to look at him.
2. The strong smell of the perfume made her sneeze.
3. I always sneeze when I see bright lights.
4. The cold made her sneeze.
5. He sneezed three times in a row.