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Definition of respiration
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Respiration
(n.) The act of
respiring
or
breathing
again,
or
catching
one's
breath..
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Lung
::
Lung (n.) An organ for
aerial
respiration;
--
commonly
in the
plural.
Cutaneous
::
Cutaneous
(a.) Of
pertaining
to the skin;
existing
on, or
affecting,
the skin; as, a
cutaneous
disease;
cutaneous
absorption;
cutaneous
respiration..
Chest Founder
::
Chest
founder
() A
rheumatic
affection
of the
muscles
of the
breast
and fore legs of a
horse,
affecting
motion
and
respiration..
Asphyxy
::
Asphyxy
(n.)
Apparent
death,
or
suspended
animation;
the
condition
which
results
from
interruption
of
respiration,
as in
suffocation
or
drowning,
or the
inhalation
of
irrespirable
gases..
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.) To
inhale
a
larger
quantity
of air than
usual,
and
immediately
expel it; to make a deep
single
audible
respiration,
especially
as the
result
or
involuntary
expression
of
fatigue,
exhaustion,
grief,
sorrow,
or the
like..
Broken-winded
::
Broken-winded
(a.)
Having
short
breath
or
disordered
respiration,
as a
horse..
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.) A deep and
prolonged
audible
inspiration
or
respiration
of air, as when
fatigued
or
grieved;
the act of
sighing..
Respiration
::
Respiration
(n.)
Relief
from toil or
suffering:
rest.
Thick Wind
::
Thick wind () A
defect
of
respiration
in a
horse,
that is
unassociated
with noise in
breathing
or with the signs of
emphysema..
Breath
::
Breath
(n.) The power of
respiration,
and
hence,
life..
Breath
::
Breath
(n.) A
single
respiration,
or the time of
making
it; a
single
act; an
instant..
Respiratory
::
Respiratory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
respiration;
serving
for
respiration;
as, the
respiratory
organs;
respiratory
nerves;
the
respiratory
function;
respiratory
changes..
Stifled
::
Stifle
(v. i.) To die by
reason
of
obstruction
of the
breath,
or
because
some
noxious
substance
prevents
respiration..
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..
Short-breathed
::
Short-breathed
(a.)
Having
short-breath,
or quick
respiration..
Breath
::
Breath
(n.) The air
inhaled
and
exhaled
in
respiration;
air
which,
in the
process
of
respiration,
has
parted
with
oxygen
and has
received
carbonic
acid,
aqueous
vapor,
warmth,
etc..
Respirative
::
Respirative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
respiration;
as,
respirative
organs..
Intercostal
::
Intercostal
(a.)
Between
the ribs;
pertaining
to, or
produced
by, the parts
between
the ribs; as,
intercostal
respiration,
in which the chest is
alternately
enlarged
and
contracted
by the
intercostal
muscles..
Phyllocladium
::
Phyllocladium
(n.) A
flattened
stem or
branch
which more or less
resembles
a leaf, and
performs
the
function
of a leaf as
regards
respiration
and
assimilation..
Amphoric
::
Amphoric
(a.)
Produced
by, or
indicating,
a
cavity
in the
lungs,
not
filled,
and
giving
a sound like that
produced
by
blowing
into an empty
decanter;
as,
amphoric
respiration
or
resonance..
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