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Definition of breathing
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Breathing
(n.)
Respiration;
the act of
inhaling
and
exhaling
air.
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Limax
::
Limax (n.) A genus of
airbreathing
mollusks,
including
the
common
garden
slugs.
They have a small
rudimentary
shell.
The
breathing
pore is on the right side of the neck.
Several
species
are
troublesome
in
gardens.
See
Slug..
Pulmonata
::
Pulmonata
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division,
or
sub-class,
of
hermaphrodite
gastropods,
in which the
mantle
cavity
is
modified
into an
air-breathing
organ,
as in
Helix,
or land
snails,
Limax,
or
garden
slugs,
and many pond
snails,
as
Limnaea
and
Planorbis..
Tracheobranchia
::
Tracheobranchia
(n.) One of the
gill-like
breathing
organs
of
certain
aquatic
insect
larvae.
They
contain
tracheal
tubes
somewhat
similar
to those of other
insects.
Opisthopulmonate
::
Opisthopulmonate
(a.)
Having
the
pulmonary
sac
situated
posteriorly;
-- said of
certain
air-breathing
Mollusca.
Pantingly
::
Pantingly
(adv.)
With
palpitation
or rapid
breathing.
Expiring
::
Expiring
(a.)
Breathing
out air from the
lungs;
emitting
fluid or
volatile
matter;
exhaling;
breathing
the last
breath;
dying;
ending;
terminating.
Breathe
::
Breathe
(v. t.) To act upon by the
breath;
to cause to sound by
breathing.
Respiration
::
Respiration
(n.) The act of
resping
or
breathing;
the act of
taking
in and
giving
out air; the
aggregate
of those
processes
bu which
oxygen
is
introduced
into the
system,
and
carbon
dioxide,
or
carbonic
acid,
removed..
Roar
::
Roar (v. i.) To make a loud noise in
breathing,
as
horses
having
a
certain
disease.
See
Roaring,
2..
Vesicular
::
Vesicular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
vesicles;
esp., of or
pertaining
to the air
vesicles,
or air
cells,
of the
lungs;
as,
vesicular
breathing,
or
normal
breathing,
in which the air
enters
freely
the air
vesicles
of the
lungs..
Sterve
::
Stertorous
(a.)
Characterized
by a deep
snoring,
which
accompaines
inspiration
in some
diseases,
especially
apoplexy;
hence,
hoarsely
breathing;
snoring..
Afflation
::
Afflation
(n.) A
blowing
or
breathing
on;
inspiration.
Ecstasy
::
Ecstasy
(n.) A state which
consists
in total
suspension
of
sensibility,
of
voluntary
motion,
and
largely
of
mental
power.
The body is erect and
inflexible;
the
pulsation
and
breathing
are not
affected..
Aspirate
::
Aspirate
(n.) A mark of
aspiration
(/) used in
Greek;
the
asper,
or rough
breathing..
Dyspnoea
::
Dyspnoea
(n.)
Difficulty
of
breathing.
Pant
::
Pant (n.) A quick
breathing;
a
catching
of the
breath;
a gasp.
Groan
::
Groan (v. i.) To give forth a low,
moaning
sound in
breathing;
to utter a
groan,
as in pain, in
sorrow,
or in
derision;
to
moan..
Breathing
::
Breathing
(n.)
Aspiration;
secret
prayer.
Roaring
::
Roaring
(n.) An
affection
of the
windpipe
of a
horse,
causing
a loud,
peculiar
noise in
breathing
under
exertion;
the
making
of the noise so
caused.
See Roar, v. i., 5..
Strangurious
::
Strangulation
(n.)
Inordinate
compression
or
constriction
of a tube or part, as of the
throat;
especially,
such as
causes
a
suspension
of
breathing,
of the
passage
of
contents,
or of the
circulation,
as in cases of
hernia..
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