0 present participle of exhale
1 to send air out of your lungs:
Take a deep breath in then exhale into the mouthpiece.
As if in response to this, she suddenly sat up, looked at me, squeaked and then fell back against my chest exhaling her last breath.
Breathing out refers, of course, both to blowing through the instrument and to the process of exhaling excess air held in the lungs at the end of a phrase.
On top of that we have the organic filtering of the trees absorbing the polluted air and cleansing it before exhaling it.
Though this may lock-down the dive response, it would require exhaling from depths of at least 20m to completely side-step.
Powers include high jumping, four sharp claws on each hand, and exhaling sandstorms.
This creates a unique effect of audibly inhaling and exhaling while simultaneously creating percussion sounds with the mouth.
In this episode, his tendency to destroy houses by exhaling is shown to be an allergy-like reaction to the sight of a door.
By contrast, the big cats can roar but can not purr, except while exhaling.
