Wheeze (noun) (verb)
weez
a wheezing breath or sound./ to make a sound like a wheeze
an old and frequently used joke, saying, story, etc.
1425–75; late Middle English whese (v.), probably Old Norse hvæsa to hiss
Example sentences
“She was so weak in the chest you could hear her wheeze as far as you could see her.”
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