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RESPIRE:
1.Originally, to respire was to inhale and to exhale to sustain life.

Verb. In the modern usage it can mean to take a “breather“ or a break from monotony of daily life, to breathe freely in a figurative sense.

2. Verb: In a figurative usage it means to take a moment, to calm down or unwind. To breathe freely or take a breather. !”
1. “When I respire I wanna go swimming in the ocean”

2. “Andy, go respire over there, away from here, where no one knows you!”
Respire by PixiesPress July 20, 2021
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Founded in early 2020, Respire is proud to be one of the best clans in Oceania, having a predominantly Australian starting lineup, and a known member of the Asian Standoff 2 Scene.

Spark is best manager

Our Server Link: discord.gg/723JnhX

#ForeverRespire
Respire is the best
Respire by Sparky34 February 8, 2021

rspsreloaded 

A great Runescape private server forum. You can play the official server or post your server on the status list.
Lets go to rspsreloaded and have a great time! The owner, stormcutter, is so sexy!
rspsreloaded by Stormcutter January 3, 2009
Motherfucker chicken bug cockeroo woohoo yeah!
you mother respire xd
Respire by woop doop December 8, 2020
To cook, as in 'let him cook', but solely mentally; to think about it.
Let him 'spire! No not CONspire, REspire! It's a lot to think about.
Respire by myeergkuen January 29, 2024
A verb that means someone is doing something awesome or cool; similar to 'slay'.
Omg girl respire!!!
He respired
They are absolutely respiring!
Respire by Kylo Ahlan April 2, 2024
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