Breath

What do we mean by breath?

The act or process of breathing; respiration. noun

A single act of breathing. noun

The air inhaled and exhaled in respiration. noun

Air that is exhaled, as evidenced by vapor or odor. noun

The capacity to breathe, especially in a natural and unlabored manner. noun

Spirit or vitality. noun

A momentary pause or rest. noun

A momentary stirring of air. noun

A softly spoken sound; a whisper. noun

Exhalation of air without vibration of the vocal cords, as in the articulation of p and s. noun

(one/the same) At or almost at the same time. idiom

(out of breath) Breathing with difficulty, as from exertion; gasping. idiom

(under (one's) breath) In a muted voice or whisper. idiom

Vapor; steam; exhalation. noun

The air inhaled and exhaled in respiration. noun

Ability to breathe; life as dependent on respiration. noun

The state or power of breathing freely: as, to be out of breath; to be in breath. noun

A single act of breathing; a respiration: as, he swears at every breath; to draw a full breath. noun

The act or process of breathing.

A single act of breathing in or out; a breathing of air.

Air expelled from the lungs.

A rest or pause.

A small amount of something, such as wind, or common sense.

Fragrance; exhalation; odor; perfume.

Gentle exercise, causing a quicker respiration.

Words that are spelled similarly to breath:
breath, breach, breadth, wreath, beath, breats, brath, breth.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word breath:
dyspnea, mints, cough, breathing, lungs, fresh, breathe, odor, pulmonary, chest, meditation, lung, urine, respiratory, yoga, alcohol, mint, underwater, pain, symptoms, sample, oxygen, heaven, blood, dragon, sounds, mouth, soul, fever, air, tests, test, spirit, patient, samples, teeth, weapon, concentration, mind, away, heart, testing, eyes, wind, skin.

Words that rhyme with breath:
death, shibboleth, seth, meth, beth, macbeth, daleth, heth, sneath, sheth, megadeath, neth, leth, black death, crib death, sudden death, brain death, mcbeth, putting to death, cot death, dance of death, peth, meth-, put to death, living death, civil death, human death, cerebral death, violent death, local death, marybeth, speth, breth, gilbreath, culbreath, galbreath, mcbeath, creath, eldreth, greth.

Adjectives that are often used to describe breath:
deep, long, last, same, bated, hot, bad, warm, next, very, single, quick, slow, sharp, sweet, vital, foul, latest, cold, big, ragged, fresh, indrawn, shaky, soft, heavy, out, fetid, fiery, divine, drawn, slightest, cool, exhaled, faint, icy, enough, gentle, least, held, collective, fragrant, offensive, shallow, fleeting, poisonous, balmy, deeper, quiet, faintest, sour, mortal, moist, audible, stinking, outgoing, chill, harsh, painful, baited, life, stale, frozen, suspended, unsteady, loud, frosty, perfumed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective breath:
holding, control, sounds, taking, hold, battery, spring, analysis.

Consonant match to breath:
broth, brith, breth.

Words that sound like breath:
breath, breth, brith, breathe, broth, brath, braith, birth, beth, breaths, brett, breadth, berth, bret, barrette, breze, breck, barette, brek, burette, breathy, brekke, bress, brem, brez, bref, brehm, birthe, brette, bresse, brech, berthe, pruth, brother, brick, brim, bruh, brit, britt, bith, brum, bris, bric, brus, bruck, burress, briss, burris, brik, brugh, brimm, bruss, briz, bruff, bruk, brumm, barritt, brys, bryk, berith, brosse, burritt, brique, brc, bryc, barrage, bruges, both, bath, booth, bra, bathe, borough, beret, boro, baroque, beath, bery, boothe, boroughs, bothe, berets, braai, borate, berea, boros, beith, baru, baith, berat, barach, braa, baath, bourree, bayreuth, braam, bay wreath, ba'ath, bariah, beyrouth.