wheezer
- noun
- /ˈwiːzər/
- Listen, I think I got a line on the Wheezer.
Examples
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And who's the wheezer in the Cadillac?
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Yeah, Dylan and wheezer were by.
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Bling and Wheezer, quit horsing around.
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Old Sallie "The Wheezer" Valestra.
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A Mr. Big Pimping Bling-Bling... and Mr. O.G. Big Wheezer.
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After his asthma attack, he was left feeling like a wheezer whenever he exerted himself.
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The old cat has become quite a wheezer as she gets older, often struggling for breath.
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During the winter months, my grandfather often sounds like a wheezer when he coughs.
How Breathless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wheezer comes from the sound word wheeze, which means 'to breathe with difficulty', and the ending -er means 'someone or something that does that'. So, a wheezer is a person or thing that makes a wheezing sound, like someone with breathing problems or an old noisy engine.