- - a sound of indifference on reflection or one to gain attention
- - expression to gain attention
- - (I'd like to speak now)
- - Excuse me, I have something to say
- - Sound that suggests pardon me
- - "Give me attention" sound
- - "Excuse me, I have something to add" sound
- - Throat-clearing sound that's intended to get someone's attention
- - Sound from someone interrupting
- - Might I have a word with cardinal in the morning?
- - with which one attracts attention to a piece of sewing
- - A revolting expression of indifference used to attract attention
- - Interjection used to gain attention
- - "excuse me . . ." sound
- - Word to draw attention
- - Throaty grunt to draw attention
- - attention-getting throat sound
- - Sound made to clear the throat
- - Some become happier in retirement by getting others' attention with this
- - Throat-clearing sound that gets attention
- - Throaty sound to draw attention
- - "May I say something?" sound
- - Sound of interruption from the throat
- - "Um, sorry to intrude ..."
- - to attract attention
- - Sound meaning "If I might say something ..."
- - Throat sound
- - Interrupter's sound
- - Sound of a break-in?
- - Interjection to express doubt
- - "I'd like to say something"
- - Attention-attracting sound
- - "Um, I hate to interrupt ..."
- - "Sorry to interrupt . . ."
- - Sound of throat clearing
- - Interruptive sound
- - Interrupting sound
- - Attention-getting throat-clearing sound
- - "Um, I'm trying to talk here . . ."
- - "Look over here" sound
- - "I hate to interrupt, but ..."
- - Utterance designed to get attention.
- - Throat-clearing sound used to get someone's attention
- - Throat-clearing sound meant to get attention
- - Throat clearing sound to catch attention
- - Subtle warning sound
- - Sound to gain attention
- - Sound that might suggest "I'd like to say something"
- - Sound of interruption
- - Sound of a polite interruption
- - Sound of a forced cough
- - Sound made with fist-to-mouth
- - Sound before "Your, um, fly is open"
- - Sound before "Your fly is open"
- - Polite way to interrupt someone
- - Pause-filling sound
- - Notice-seeking sound
- - Interrupting cough or throat-clearing sound
- - Interrupter's throat-clearing sound
- - Interjection to interrupt
- - I'm coughing but I don't have to cough
- - Gentle utterance to attract attention
- - Doubting sound
- - Coughing sound
- - Cough to interrupt a conversation.
- - Breaking-in sound
- - Affected cough to gain attention.
- - [I'm trying to speak here]
- - "Your attention, please" sound
- - I'd like your attention
- - Noise before a break-in
- - call for attention at the heart of brahms themes
- - interruption simulating a cough
- - Er excuse me …
- - Subtle utterance
- - Uh I'm standing right here
- - attention-getting throat-clearing
- - guttural attention-grabber
- - attention-getting throat clearance
- - [the person you're talking about is right behind you!]
- - "Did you dare forget about me?"
- - You know I can hear you right?
- - "Pardon me, may I say something?"
- - attention-getting grunt
- - "May I have your attention please?"
- - (Clears throat)
- - attention-seeker's word
- - Excuse me! I see Australian runner removing uniform
- - "Can I interject?" noise
- - "i'm talking now"
- - Attention-seeking noise
- - "what about me?!"
- - Even members of yacht team excuse me!
- - in the morning he gives a slight cough
- - Call for attention
- - "Did you forget about me?"
- - Doubt-conveying interjection
- - Start of a break-in?
- - Pause filler
- - "Could I interject?"
- - "Attention, please!"
- - Cousin of "psst!"
- - Attention-getting interjection
- - Verbal break-in
- - Polite interrupter
- - Meaningful little cough
- - Interrupter's interjection
- - Attention-getting noise
- - "Psst" alternative
- - "May I interrupt?"
- - "If I could get a word in . . ."
- - Warning cough
- - Throaty notice
- - Throaty interjection
- - Throaty cousin of "psst!"
- - Throaty attention getter
- - Throat-clearing noise
- - Throat-clearer's word
- - Meaning of a meaningful cough
- - Interrupting cough
- - Cutting-in word
- - Courteous interruption
- - Contrived cough
- - Brief interjection
- - Bid for attention
- - Attention-seeking utterance
- - Attention-getting utterance
- - Attention-getting cough
- - "Um, pardon me"
- - "May I have your attention?"
- - "May I get a word in?"
- - "If I may butt in ..."
- - "Excuse me, I was here first" noise
- - "Can I say something?"
- - "Can I chime in?"
- - "Might I add a word?"
- - "Can I cut in?" noise
- - Word of pardon
- - Word of interruption
- - Warning utterance.
- - Unobtrusive attention getter
- - Throaty interruption
- - Throaty "Excuse me . . ."
- - Throat-clearing word
- - Throat-clearing utterance
- - Throat-clearing onomatopoeia
- - Throat-clearing
- - Throat-clearer's rebuke
- - Throat noise
- - Tap-on-the shoulder alternative
- - Subtle 'Yo!'
- - Significant cough.
- - Relative of 'psst'
- - Quiet cough
- - Quiet "Excuse me"
- - Possibly passive-aggressive reprimand
- - Polite cough
- - Polite attention-getter
- - Pause-filling noise.
- - Passive aggressive throat clear
- - Oral interruption
- - Laryngeal clearing.
- - Kiss interrupter, maybe
- - Interruption, of sorts
- - Interruption starter
- - Interrupting word
- - Informal interrupter
- - I'm still in the room, y'know
- - Guttural break-in
- - Guttural "Psst!"
- - Gentle interruption
- - Ear-grabber
- - Cutting-in noise
- - Cousin of "um"
- - Courteous intrusion
- - Coughlike utterance
- - Clock setting, for short
- - Clearing, of sorts
- - Buttinsky's utterance
- - Breaking-in comment
- - Attention-grabbing expression
- - Attention-getter noise
- - Attention-attracting word
- - Attention word
- - A word in edgewise?
- - [You've got a booger]
- - [I'm talking here]
- - [Hey! ... Hey!]
- - ["I'm standing here!"]
- - "Your slip is showing"
- - "Your fly is open" noise
- - "You have food in between your teeth"
- - "You forgot about me . . ."
- - "Will you let me finish?"
- - "What am I, invisible?"
- - "What am I, chopped liver?!"
- - "Ummm, hello?"
- - "Um, pardon ..."
- - "Um, I'm right here"
- - "Um, hello, I'm stading right here"
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