Synonyms:
breeze, zephyr, gentle_wind, air
Meaning: a slight wind (usually refreshing); "the breeze was cooled by the lake"; "as he waited he could feel the air on his neck"
Usage examples
There is a slight breeze outside.
A strange odor loaded the breeze.
Then it would fade and be drowned out by the breeze.
Peace!' When the breeze is sharp it sighs and says: 'Pity!
And I think," he added, "that we're going to get a breeze."
There was a good stiff breeze and plenty of drift, but the tracks held.
He inhaled the delicious air; the breeze revived him, his lungs expanded!
Borne on a gentle breeze, a large crane-fly comes sailing out of the wood.
The leaves of the trees hung limp and lifeless, for no breeze was stirring.
'I can't consent to let the song of this Chicago siren waft by me on the summer breeze.