Verb:BREATHE

To BREATHE is to inhale and exhale the surrounding air.

Usage

Usage: BREATHE [style]

Where [style] is one of the following:

SLIGHT FAST  SLOW   BLUE OUT  CATCH QUIET LOUD BORED
PAIN   ANNOY FIERCE FEAR SELF DRINK HOLD  ANTICIPATE

Output:

>breathe slight
You breathe in slightly.

>breathe fast
You breathe rapidly, your nostrils flaring.

>breathe slow
You breathe very slowly and deliberately, calming yourself.

>breathe blue
You hold your breath until you nearly turn blue!

>breathe out
You let out a long, contemplative breath.

>breathe catch
You pant, trying to catch your breath.

>breathe quiet
You breathe as quietly as you can.

>breathe loud
You snuffle and gasp, making an enormous production out of simply breathing.

>breathe bored
You breathe heavily, bored.

>breathe pain
You rapidly suck in air through your teeth in pain.

>breathe annoy
You sharply inhale and exhale a heavy breath in annoyance.

>breathe fierce
You inhale a deep breath through your teeth, snarling!

>breathe fear
You gasp a quick breath in fear and surprise!

>breathe self
You try desperately to catch your breath.

>breathe drink
You let out a long breath of alcohol-laden air.

>breathe hold
You hold your breath.

>breathe anticipate
You watch in breathless anticipation.