croupy in a sentence

Definition

CROUPY (adjective): relating to or characterized by a harsh, barking cough associated with croup, often heard in children.

The doctor diagnosed the child with a croupy cough that echoed through the night.
After several sleepless hours, we recognized the familiar croupy sound that signaled his illness.
Her voice turned hoarse and croupy, a sure sign that she had caught a cold from her little brother.
The pediatrician explained that croupy symptoms often worsen at night and can be alarming for parents.
We wrapped the baby in a warm blanket, hoping to soothe his croupy cries with gentle rocking.