The Sneeze of Doom rarely comes without warning — usually the unlucky sneezer will be shown inhaling air a few seconds before it happens.

The Japanese and Chinese equivalent of "burning ears". If you sneeze once, it means someone is talking or thinking about you; sneeze twice, it means someone ...

An Ill-Timed Sneeze cannot be stopped by any means known to man. Often caused by an allergy to the rarest substance known to man to which you will be exposed ...

A character sneezes from being cold. Maybe he's outside in a blizzard or in an arctic setting, or maybe has been trapped in a freezer.

This trope is about sneezes that are clearly intended to be seen as cute, either In-Universe or by the audience. Characters who do this are often cute ...

This character or someone else will use a finger under the nose to stop the sneeze from happening. This is typically followed up with a GIANT sneeze about ...

Basically, this trope is for instances where either someone is speaking, but sneezes in the middle of a sentence, or someone is speaking and is interrupted by ...

When a character's nose is doused with black pepper, it causes the victim to explode in an exaggeratedly violent sneeze. The origin is uncertain, ...

Basic Trope: A character's powerful sneeze has disastrous effects. Straight: Alice's sneeze causes her house to crumble. Exaggerated: Alice sneezes so ...

Basic Trope: A character finds the worst possible time to sneeze. Straight: Alice, hiding from Bob, sneezes and blows her cover. Exaggerated: Alice sneezes ...