breathful

They for nought would from their work refrain, Nor let his speeches come unto their ear; And eke the breathful bellows blew amain Like to the northern wind, that none could hear:

The breathful twist on timing also adds a touch of novelty and a bit of distraction when facing more difficult topics.

He spoke a queer, jerky kind of American that I can only describe as breathful.

The poem celebrates itself, wedding the body's cry with the mind's linguistic design; it is a metaphor for the literal human voice transformed into poetic speech. One might imagine that in the beginning was the letter O and its breathful sound.

The end result of the Princeton experiment was that a startled but breathful Rutgers team downed a hell-raising breathless Princeton squad, 6-4.

After the noon-blaze, in the breathful eve, The many 'folk of holiday ' come out ; And lovers saunter on the pier, and leave The gossip of their friends, to walk about

Bacon seems to have had the best nose for a flower among the Elizabethans. Gerard is by no means catholic in his favours. The ' breathful chamomill ' of Spenser had for him ' a rank and naughty smell.'