Tussibra

The short, buzzing or vibrating sensation that lingers in your chest, throat, or lungs after a forceful cough.

Often feels like an echo or internal ripple, especially after deep or repeated coughing. Common during colds, infections, or after laughing fits.

Derived from “tussis” (Latin for cough) and “vibra” (short for vibration).

Aayush: Bro, I coughed so hard I felt my whole chest buzzing!
Friend: Ah, classic tussibra.