Inhaled

What do we mean by inhaled?

To draw air into the lungs, through the nose or mouth by action of the diaphragm.

To draw air or any form of gas (either in a pure form, or mixed with small particles in form of aerosols/smoke -sometimes stemming from a medicament) into the lungs, through the nose or mouth by action of the diaphragm.

To eat very quickly.

Something that Obama did and Clinton didn't. Urban Dictionary

Plastic devices containing bronchiodialaiting drugs (salbutamol sulphate being the most common) that relieve bronchospasm in asthmatic people. May also be prescribed to relieve chest pains for people with a Chronic Pulmonary Obstructive Disease. Also, there are inhalers that contain corticosteroids that can help prevent attacks amongst asthmatic people and are used to help stimulate the lung tissues of those with other chronic conditions or diseases such as emphesyma. Urban Dictionary

1) when you breathe something like air or smoke into your lungs 2) to eat something very quickly Urban Dictionary

To breathe in, preferably weed smoke Urban Dictionary

A poison/drug that people sniff, bag or snort Urban Dictionary

Something that Obama did and Clinton didn't. Urban Dictionary

(U.S.) Eat without pausing to chew. Urban Dictionary

When a person seams attractive from behind but when they turn around are ugly causing a short sharp inhalation of air Urban Dictionary

To consume great quantities of food quickly- usually as a result of starvation or long term deprivation of a particular food. Urban Dictionary

Nitrousoxide or other gasses used in aerosol cans inhailed into the lungs threw the mouth or nose,whipp-its. other inhalents include freeon antifreeze, sharpie markers, nail polish, and some glues. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to inhaled:
inhaled, inhaler, inhale, inhales.

Words that rhyme with inhaled:
detailed, veiled, failed, hailed, impaled, scaled, regaled, tailed, curtailed, prevailed, availed, assailed, jailed, derailed, unveiled, entailed, sailed, nailed, railed, baled, ailed, trailed, bailed, paled, haled, flailed, wailed, staled, mailed, dovetailed, exhaled, waled, vailed, blackmailed, whaled, emailed, naled, retailed.

Adjectives that are often used to describe inhaled:
last.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective inhaled:
corticosteroids, steroids, air, particles, oxide, anesthetics, agents, bronchodilators, agonists, corticosteroid, therapy, drugs, allergens, steroid, smoke, bronchodilator, gases, glucocorticoids, substances, dust, budesonide, irritants, dose, gas, agonist, medications, material, insulin, oxygen, concentration, aerosols, antigens, body, antigen, agent, drug, medication, route, materials, anesthetic, breath, albuterol, salbutamol, aerosol, dipropionate, pollutants, beclomethasone, mixture, toxins, dusts, treatment, pentamidine, allergen, beta, spores, concentrations, fibers, chemicals, vapors, bodies, bacteria, matter, toxicants, salmeterol, substance, vapor, poisons, products, co2, preparations, anaesthetics, doses, volume, furosemide, dioxide, bacilli, histamine, bromide, cromoglycate, tobramycin, particulates, glucocorticosteroids, fumes, propionate, sympathomimetics, compounds, organisms, terbutaline, formoterol, monoxide, antibiotics, lead, glucocorticoid, iloprost, cromolyn.

Consonant match to inhaled:
inhold, unhealed.

Words that sound like inhaled:
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