Object

• sigh: My body can now breathe a huge sigh of relief!

• air: The theme is: " Breathe clean air for a healthier home for you, your family & pets.

• life: You can even breathe new life into a flagging barbecue with barbecue paint!

Preposition: through

• gill: They breathe through gills rather than lungs and have a tail for swimming, instead of legs.

• contraction: I was doing OK still, managed to breathe through the contractions.

Adjective complement

• unaided: The porpoise was very small, and was able to swim and breathe unaided in the tank.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• through: In the correct upright position, you breathe through to your belly chakra, helping to center and remain quiet.

Preposition: in

• vapor: Inhalation: Animals are forced to breathe in chemical vapors over a fixed period of time.

• smoke: Passive smoking is when you breathe in smoke from someone elseâs cigarettes.

• smell: Breathe in the sweet smell of orange blossom in Seville.

• fiber: They may breathe in asbestos fibers during their day-to-day work.