A — Sudden Noisy Stopping Of The Breath This Word Can Be Spelt In Two Ways Hot _hot_

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We’ve all experienced it: a sharp, involuntary catch in the throat, a sudden noisy stopping of the breath. Often it’s a precursor to a sneeze, a reaction to a strong smell, or a spasm brought on by a cold drink. But the word for this curious bodily event has a unique distinction—it can be spelt in two perfectly acceptable ways, and both contain the letters H, O, and T, though not consecutively. This looks like a crossword/clue or short puzzle

: While spelled Hotot (likely derived from the French Hotot-en-Auge ), it is frequently spelled or pronounced phonetically as Hote-oh or Hoe-toe to reflect its origin. Clinical Context involuntary catch in the throat