breath

Phonetic Respelling: [ breth ]

Definition:

n. 1 the air that flows into and out of the lungs during breathing; respiration; 2 a slight movement of the air

Sentence:

He did not want to tell her that her breath stunk.

More example sentences:

He did not want to tell her that her breath stunk.

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The spiracles in a spiders abdomen help them breath.

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Why did Peacock hold his breath and push when he was in the henhouse?

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During the long breath exhalation she gained her composure.

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Why do you think KC took a deep breath before she reached inside the instrument case?

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Why was Sarah able to hold her breath so long?

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What animal holds its breath when diving underwater?

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How long can beavers hold their breath under the water?

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Which visitor gets out of breath and asks Mr. Wonka to slow down the tour?

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Who had the amulet that let them breath underwater?

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Why does mum catch her breath when she sees the picture Mina drew for the baby's room?

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Counter current blood flow allows fish to breath with gills.

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His breath reeked of alcohol.

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What did Froggy's breath smell like?

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For how long can the alien hold its breath in space?

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Synonyms:

wind; respiration; respiration

Antonyms:

swallowing

Breath rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • beth
  • breth
  • creath
  • death
  • greth
  • heth
  • leth
  • meth
  • neth
  • peth
  • seth
  • sheth
  • sneath
  • speth
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • eldreth
  • macbeth
  • mcbeath
  • mcbeth
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • marybeth