IPA: /briːðd/
KK: /brithd/
Having a specific type of breath, often used in combination with other words to describe the quality of breath.
The sour-breathed dog was not allowed inside the house.
Breathed → It originates from the Old English 'brēathian' (meaning to breathe), which is derived from 'brēath' (meaning breath). The word 'breathed' refers to the act of having taken a breath or the state of having breathed.
Think of the Old English word for breath, 'brēath', to remember that 'breathed' means to have taken a breath.