winded
Out of breath
Winded means out of breath, typically from physical exertion: I was winded after climbing the stairs.
The past tense of wind (to deprive of breath) rather than wind (to turn), it describes the temporary breathlessness that follows running, a blow to the stomach, or sudden effort.
A long-winded speaker talks at exhausting length.
Rapid labored breathing
- gaspingBreathing in sharp gulps
- wheezingHarsh, whistling respiration
- huffingLabored, audible breathing
- breathlessnessDifficulty drawing air
gulping · heaving · hyperventilating · struggling · dyspnea
More words than necessary
- ramblingLong-winded and unfocused
- wordyUsing more language than necessary
- prolixExcessively wordy in speech
- tediousBoring through length
loquacious · garrulous · circumlocutory · discursive · digressive · meandering · drawn-out · protracted
Maximum-speed locomotion on foot
- climbingAscending by physical effort
- stairsSet of steps
- overexertionHarmful excess of effort
- cardioPulse-elevating exercise regimen
running · jogging · hill · altitude · intensity · strenuous · exercise · workout
Learned behavioral adaptation
- staminaCapacity for sustained effort
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- cardiovascularOf heart and blood vessels
- deconditioningLoss of conditioned response
sedentary · unfit · training · breathwork
Cessation of activity
- pauseTemporary cessation of activity
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- cool-downRecovery phase after exercise
- recuperatingRegaining health gradually
panting
Rapid labored breathing
- gaspingBreathing in sharp gulps
- wheezingHarsh, whistling respiration
- huffingLabored, audible breathing
breathlessness · gulping · heaving · hyperventilating · struggling · dyspnea
verbose
More words than necessary
- ramblingLong-winded and unfocused
- wordyUsing more language than necessary
- prolixExcessively wordy in speech
tedious · loquacious · garrulous · circumlocutory · discursive · digressive · meandering · drawn-out · protracted · interminable
sprinting
Maximum-speed locomotion on foot
- climbingAscending by physical effort
- stairsSet of steps
- overexertionHarmful excess of effort
cardio · running · jogging · hill · altitude · intensity · strenuous · exercise · workout · high-intensity
conditioning
Learned behavioral adaptation
- staminaCapacity for sustained effort
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- cardiovascularOf heart and blood vessels
deconditioning · sedentary · unfit · training · breathwork
rest
Cessation of activity
- breathlessnessshort of breath, breathless, gasping, panting, huffing
- breathingbreathing, inhalation, breath, exhalation, breathe
- workout effectssweating, sweat, breathlessness, muscle soreness, soreness
- energy levelsenergetic, energized, hyped, exhausted, fatigued
- astonishmentamazement, awe, wonder, wonderstruck, awestruck
- depleteddepleted, exhausted, drained, spent, empty
- wind upReach a final state
- wind downGradually relax or conclude
- wind screenVehicle's front glass
- winding downGradually decreasing toward conclusion
- second windRenewed energy after fatigue
- like the windWith extreme speed
wind, winding, unwind, winds, unwinding, rewind, downwind, rewinding, tailwind