Breath and Shake

Breath

Breath noun - A momentary halt in an activity.

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Shake and breath are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shake" instead a noun "Breath".

Shake noun - A very small space of time.

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Breath and shake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Breath" instead a noun "Shake".

Nearby Words: shaky, shaking, shaken, shakedown, shaker

human	human breath	human shake
good	good breath	good shake
long	long breath	long shake
real	real breath	real shake
Other adjectives: large, huge, quick, giant.

Depending on your view of Harper, this painted him as somewhere in between a punk who dishonors the game and a well-needed breath of fresh air looking to shake up a sport that had gone stale.

Source: Useful Notes / Baseball
In Metal Slug 3, yetis usually don't harm the player, but if you get caught by their freezing breath which turns you into a snowman, and don't shake off the snow in time, they will crush you using giant bones as clubs.

Source: Bad with the Bone
In his "Shake it Off" review, he calls Taylor Swift more thin-skinned than "...Eminem and Kim Jong-un combined." Mentioning those two in the same breath is funny because Eminem would actually have a very self-deprecating cameo in The Interview.

Source: Hilarious In Hindsight / Todd in the Shadows

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