Unwinded


adjective
1.
out of breath.
2.
having wind or breath of a specified kind (usually used in combination):
short-winded; broken-winded.
adjective
1.
out of breath, as from strenuous exercise
2.
(in combination) having breath or wind as specified: broken-winded, short-winded

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