Breathing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BREATHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• take air into the lungs and then expel it, especially as a regular physiological process
• be alive; remain living
• (of wind) blow softly.
• say something with quiet intensity
• (of an animal or plant) respire or exchange gases
• give an impression of (something)
• (of wine) be exposed to fresh air
• (of material or soil) admit or emit air or moisture
• allow (a horse) to rest after exertion.
• tarnish or taint
NOUN:
• the act of taking breath
• passage of air into and out of the lungs to supply the body with oxygen
• Respiration; the act of inhaling and exhaling air.
• Air in gentle motion.
• Any gentle influence or operation; inspiration; as, the breathings of the Spirit.
• Aspiration; secret prayer.
• Exercising; promotion of respiration.
• Utterance; communication or publicity by words.
• Breathing place; vent.
• Stop; pause; delay.
• Also, in a wider sense, the sound caused by the friction of the outgoing breath in the throat, mouth, etc., when the glottis is wide open; aspiration; the sound expressed by the letter h.
• A mark to indicate aspiration or its absence. See Rough breathing, Smooth breathing, below.
• the bodily process of inhalation and exhalation; the process of taking in oxygen from inhaled air and releasing carbon dioxide by exhalation
ADJECTIVE:
• passing or able to pass air in and out of the lungs normally; sometimes used in combination
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to inhale and exhale air

Words related to BREATHING

breathe12 breathed14 breathes13 breathings16 spiration11

Words that contain BREATHING

breathings16 embreathing19 inbreathing17 unbreathing17 nonbreathing18 outbreathing18 overbreathing22 overbreathings23

How to use BREATHING in a sentence

• And I made my breathing to seem as the breathing of one that did sleep, even as that naughty Maid did make pretending.
• It is a useful stroke for giving you breathing time if you are made to run about much, or for enabling you to get back into position if you have been forced out of it.
• I arise from dreams of thee In the first sweet sleep of night, When the winds are breathing low And the stars are shining bright.
• It is easy, most easy, to kill a strong, live, breathing man with so crude a weapon as a piece of steel.
• He remembered he was there only when he heard his heavy breathing, and then he tried to check it that he might steal away undiscovered.
• But his sleep was uneasy and disturbed, his breathing was hard, and, at intervals, had rather the nature of a groan.
• Then followed a short and apprehensive breathing pause.
• Baubie, scarce breathing, watched him as a cat watches just before she springs.
• The varieties of difficulty of breathing are classified under the titles of asma, dispnea, orthomia, hanelitus and sansugium.
• It afforded him a breathing spell, a chance to look about, to discover where and how he should begin at the task of proving himself upon the world.
• I carried her back to the station, with the strength born in me by the continued angry whistling of the engine, and by the final cessation of its violent breathing.
• The artist in the sculptor, breathing into the stone a perfect sympathy with the heart of men.
• She listened to her heavy breathing, and lightly touched her dry and crimson lips.
• This fellow painfully scrambled to his feet, and, breathing the most terrible threats in his native tongue, limped off.
• Then history will take a new departure in breathing communion with the whole creation.
• The newcomer advanced to the middle of the salon, moving like a man exhausted and breathing hard.
• Let evening slowly droop Into the middle of your boughs and stoop Quiet breathing down to your scarce-quivering side And rest there satisfied.
• Hence, as he remarks, when two men are engaged in a deadly contest, a terrible silence prevails, broken only by hard stifled breathing.
• Scarcely a minute later, his quiet breathing told her that he slept, but she sat on by his side without moving during the long empty hours of her vigil.
• These movements give the breath without a thought of breathing, for they are all breathing movements.
• Even this effort, however, helped the man to recover somewhat the use of his numbed limbs, while his breathing became much easier.
• But the sound of deep breathing was all that came from Harry.
• For three hours he had forgotten his lowly world, had lived on the high peaks of romance, breathing only their rare atmosphere that never was on land or sea.

Similar words containing BREATH without suffix ing

breath11 breathe12 breaths12 breathy15 breathed14 breather13 breathes13 breathers14 breathful17 breathier14 breathily17 embreathe16 inbreathe14 breathable17 breathiest15 breathings16 breathless15 embreathed18 embreathes17 inbreathed16 inbreathes15 outbreathe15 unbreathed16 rebreather15 breathalyse19 breathalyze28 breatharian16 breathiness16 embreathing19 inbreathing17 outbreathed17 outbreathes16 unbreathing17 underbreath17 overbreathe19 rebreathers16 breathalysed21 breathalyser20 breathalyses20 breathalyzed30 breathalyzer29 breathalyzes29 breatharians17 breathlessly20 breathtaking22 nonbreathing18 outbreathing18 unbreathable19 underbreaths18 overbreathed21 overbreathes20 breathability23 breathalysers21 breathalysing22 breathalyzers30 breathalyzing31 breathinesses18 mouthbreather23 overbreathing22 breatharianism21 breathlessness19 breathtakingly27 mouthbreathers24 overbreathings23 breathabilities22 breatharianisms22 breathlessnesse20 breathlessnesses21

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