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Webster Dictionary :: Breathing
BRE'ATHING, ppr. Respiring; living; uttering. 1. Exhibiting to the life; as brea...
Webster Dictionary :: Breathful
BREATH'FUL, a. breth'ful. Full of breath; full of odor.
Webster Dictionary :: Breather
BRE'ATHER, n. One that breathes or lives; one that utters; an inspirer, one who ...
Webster Dictionary :: Breathed
BRE'ATHED, pp. Inhaled and exhaled; respired; uttered.
Webster Dictionary :: Breathe
BREATHE, v.i. To respire; to inspire and expire air. Hence, to live. 1. To take ...
Webster Dictionary :: Breathable
BRE'ATHABLE, a. That may be breathed.
Webster Dictionary :: Breath
BREATH, n. breth. 1. The air inhaled and expelled in the respiration of animals....
Webster Dictionary :: Breastrope
BREAST'ROPE,n. [breast and rope.] In a ship, breast ropes are used to fasten the...
Webster Dictionary :: Breastplow
BREAST'PLOW, n. [breast and plow.] A plow, driven by the breast,used to cut or p...
Webster Dictionary :: Breastplate
BREAST'PLATE, n. [breast and plate.] 1. Armor for the breast. 2. A strap that ru...
Webster Dictionary :: Breastknot
BREAST'KNOT, n. [breast and knot.] A knot of ribins worn on the breast.
Webster Dictionary :: Breasting
BREAST'ING, ppr. Meeting with the breast; opposing in front.
Webster Dictionary :: Breasthook
BREAST'HOOK, n. [breast and high.] A thick piece of timber placed directly acros...
Webster Dictionary :: Breasthigh
BREAST'HIGH, a. [breast and high.] High as the breast.
Webster Dictionary :: Breastfast
BREAST'F'AST, n. [breast and fast.] A large rope to confine a ship sidewise to a...
Webster Dictionary :: Breasted
BREAST'ED, a. Having a broad breast; having a fine voice.
