bredsoret (breds or)

A whitlow, or a sore coming without a wound or visible cause. Also called breeder. 4. Marked by an apparent forgetfulne to breel (bre), n. [Sc., also brie , brue , broo , IMG:content-2487.png:[blocks in formation] I am sorry to give breathing to my purpose. 8. Time taken to recover breath; hence, a stop; a delay. Come, you shake the head at so long a breathing . Shak ., Much Ado, ii. 1. Give me a little breathing , till I can Be able to unfold what I have seen. Fletcher, Faithful Shepherde , v. 3. Thou hast open'd our difficult and sad times, and given us an unexpected breathing after our long oppre ions. Milton , Def. of Humb. Remonst. 9. In gram., aspiration or its absence, or a sign indicating it. In Greek there are two breathings the aspirate ( spiritus asper ) or the rough breathing, indicated by a mark (') equivalent to our letter A, and the lenis (spiritus lenis ) or the smooth breathing ('), indicating simply the absence of the rough. Thus os is equal to hos, but is to is. Breathing capacity. See capacity. breathing-hole (bre' Thing-hol), n. In physiol., of being breathle or out of breath with exertion; difficulty in breathing. breath-sound (breth's ound), n. a sound caused by the movement of the air in the lungs in respiration. Also called respi ratory murmur. - Cogged breath-sound, in pathol., an interrupted or jerky respiratory sound, most marked in inspiration. Also called cog - wheel respiration. breccia (brech'iä), n. [It., formerly also brec chia, gravel, now technically breccia, = F. brèche, connected with It. breccia = Sp. Pg. bre cha, brecciated (brech'i-a-ted), a. [ breccia + -atel +-ed2.] Having the character of a breccia. According to Profe or Ramsay the brecciated, sub- angular conglomerates and boulder beds of the Old Red 1. A vent-Sandstone are of glacial origin. J. Croll , Climate and Time, p. 294. brecciation (brech-i-a's hon), n. [ breccia + -ation .] The condition of being brecciated. See breccia . IMG:content-2488.png:[blocks in formation] bre, full form brewe, brae.