Converse of object

• take: Dermot seems to be taking a breather in his virtual House of Commons.

• have: Going to have a breather now, i think... .

• get: The quiet last hour on all the markets except Winchester ( where its nice to get a breather ).

• provide: Providing a nice breather, ' Jonah ' is a simple ballad.

Adjective modifier

• discrete: As the discrete breather decays two small traveling waves detach from it and travel away from the central node.

• quick: It offered a steady stream of blue movies with just a quick breather for horror films on Friday nights.

• short: A trip to the rear for the Battalion was a welcome, if short, breather from the grisly realities of the front.

Modifies a noun

• vent: Complies to BS7177 ignition source 5. Features: Turning handles, quarterly turning labels, brass breather vents, tufted mattress finish.

• membrane: To minimize condensation a breather membrane was used behind the cladding.

• pipe: Take off the engine breather pipes from the cam covers.

• tube: The " after service " gasoline tank and its non-standard breather tube lying on the roof.

• hole: Board mounted in protective housing with small breather hole.

• system: Looking at the engine breather system, there is not really too much that can be improved.

Noun used with modifier

• crankcase: To avoid pulling oil droplets through, an oil trap was placed inside the crankcase breather.

• cask: I suppose I should explain what a cask breather is.

• brass: Complies to BS7177 ignition source 5. Features: Turning handles, quarterly turning labels, brass breather vents, tufted mattress finish.

• mouth: He had very small teeth and was a mouth breather due to inefficient face muscles and poor tongue posture.

• engine: Take off the engine breather pipes from the cam covers.

• fire: When you can't take the heat anymore watch in amazement as our fire breather puts on a show!