spasmodic

a spasmodic fault on our TV

any disease of the throat or fauces marked by spasmodic attacks of intense suffocative pain.

He experienced spasmodic bursts of laughter during the comedy show.

Her spasmodic coughing kept her awake all night.

The machine made a spasmodic noise before shutting down completely.

The patient's spasmodic movements indicated a seizure.

She felt spasmodic twitches in her muscles after the intense workout.

The car engine made spasmodic sputtering sounds before stalling.

His spasmodic attempts at humor fell flat with the audience.

The spasmodic rain showers disrupted the outdoor event.

The baby's crying was spasmodic and inconsolable.

She experienced spasmodic chest pains before seeking medical help.