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coughenhoit

cough version of "gesundheit"
used after someone coughs wishing them well.
person 1: *coughs*

person 2: coughenhoit!

person 1: thanks man!!
coughenhoit by renelles18 July 6, 2011
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coughter 

to laugh so much you go in to a coughing fit. could be brought on by laughing while drinking, or when you have a heavy cold
Billy told me the joke about the preist and the legless stripper, and I suffered a severe case of coughter. I inhaled half my drink.
coughter by Mikala September 6, 2005

Coughter Up

To cover up a word or phrase by pretending to cough.
Look, Paris Hilton is on TV again. *Cough*Slut*cough*

... And that is an example of the Coughter Up.
Coughter Up by Dano Martinez September 10, 2007

Coughter 

Action:laughing and coughing simultaneously while high.
Dude, after I take this hit Ima get coughter
Coughter by Babygrrr February 25, 2017

coughter 

When laughing turns into coughing as a result of a cold
dude! you made me laugh so hard I hacked up a lung in an intense coughing fit, it was seriously painful coughter.
coughter by Noah B February 24, 2009

coughter 

Nailer: Ekhh kehehehe hehhe!

Shawtay: Jerk, don't mock my coughter!
coughter by nizzer309 September 8, 2010
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