Mouth-breathe
"Mouth-breathe" in a Sentence (4 examples)
Mennad has to mouth-breathe.
This problem may be increased if the individual mouth-breathes, which causes the secretions to dry and become thicker.
During the 10 minutes the test subjects were mouth-breathing to encourage deeper penetration of nitrous acid in the respiratory system so as to induce a mild cooling which would increase their responsiveness to irritants.
His advisors mouth-breathed at the side of His Obesity, who trembled with delight.
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