breather

I'm goin' to take a breather for a few days an' lay again' 'em next week.

The guests at the big table were leaning back in their chairs taking a breather.

Mrs. Cowdery is essentially a breather and a bringer of peace.

I said to Miss White, who was taking a breather at the hall door.

"I take what you call a breather," answered the man stolidly.

So I am going to give Osgood another "breather" on foot instead.

Another epigram speaks of the breather, not of the runner, Ladas.

A breather, after you've studied the same stuff in Celestial Navigation.

The horses have come along at a smartish pace and will do with a breather.

"We'll have a breather now," said Hal, an hour after he and his comrades had set to work.