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affricate a speech sound that results from a stoppage of breath followed by a release at the same point of articulation, such as the "ch" sound in "chip".
aspirate of a speech sound, pronounced with or followed by a puff of breath; aspirated. [1/5 definitions]
aspiration the exhalation of breath during speech. [1/2 definitions]
atman in Hinduism, the individual soul striving for enlightenment; breath of life. [1/2 definitions]
bagpipe (often pl.) a musical instrument, played esp. in Scotland, consisting of a double-reed melody pipe and one or more drone pipes that protrude from a flexible leather bag that is inflated through a blowpipe by the breath or by bellows. The pipes are traditionally made of wood.
basilisk in classical mythology, a lizard, serpent, or dragon with a deadly breath or glance. [1/2 definitions]
breathe to rest a moment to regain one's breath. [1/10 definitions]
breathing one breath, or the time it requires. [1/3 definitions]
breathless suspending or as if suspending one's breath, as caused by keen anxiety, eagerness, or astonishment. [1/3 definitions]
breathy of a voice, softened or otherwise altered in timbre by more than ordinary expiration of breath. [1/2 definitions]
bronchiectasis a diseased condition of the airways associated with chronic dilation of the bronchi or bronchial tubes, with symptoms such as the coughing up of mucus or blood, chest pain, and shortness of breath. [1/2 definitions]
dyspnea difficulty in breathing; shortness of breath.
exhalation something that is exhaled, such as a breath or odor. [1/2 definitions]
exhale to breathe out; emit breath or vapor. [3/4 definitions]
fetch to draw in (a deep breath) or utter (a sigh). [1/5 definitions]
gasp to breathe in gasps; struggle for breath; pant. [1/3 definitions]
gypsophila any of various plants that bear delicate clusters of small white or pink flowers; baby's breath.
halitosis foul-smelling breath.
inhale to take a breath; breathe in. [1/3 definitions]
long-winded not prone to losing one's breath quickly. [1/2 definitions]
medial in phonetics, a sound characterized by a release of breath after a stoppage; voiced stop. [1/5 definitions]