exhale

Object

• breath: Biting midges can detect carbon dioxide, which is found in exhaled breath, from more than 100 meters.
• smoke: Second hand pot smoke doesn't affect the hair test results as much as crack smoke does mainly because exhaled smoke contains no THC.
• dioxide: People exhale carbon dioxide at a level many times higher than background levels in the atmosphere.
• air: Not unusual for a cave, except this cave exhales warm humid air, rich in carbon dioxide, depleted in oxygen.
• gas: I have used exhaled gases many times with no problem, once well practiced.
• cloud: Before Cypress Hill exhaled clouds of smoke over blues breaks, there were the Dust Brothers.

Preposition: through

• nose: In breathing we should at all times both inhale and exhale through the nose.

Modifying Another Word

• loudly: She leaned back in her chair, face raised to the ceiling and exhaled loudly.
• slowly: Breath in slowly, hold your breath for a few seconds, then exhale slowly.
• deeply: No, [ exhales deeply ] no, bloody useless.
• in: The concentration of carbon monoxide in exhaled air is then measured.
• then: Exhale then inhale arms wide, like the statue " Angel of the North.
• fully: Ask the patient to take a breath and fully exhale.

Present participle complement

• breathe: The unit exceeds the current inhale and exhale breathing resistance standards and meets all diving requirements to depths in excess of 75m.

Preposition: of

• breath: Feel your arms and legs go limp with every exhale of breath.

Preposition: for

• recovery: Less than 1 % Isoflurane is metabolized - the rest is merely exhaled for recovery to occur.

Preposition: by

• smoker: Whether you are smoking or just inhaling the smoke exhaled by a smoker, it does not matter.