Inhale (verb)

1. Breathe in (air or smoke).
2. Draw (a substance) into the body by breathing it in.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin inhale "breathe in", from in- "into" + halare "breathe".

Examples:

1. She inhaled deeply, taking in the fresh air.
2. He inhaled the smoke from his cigarette.
3. The patient was instructed to inhale the medication through a nebulizer.
4. The aroma of the coffee made him inhale deeply.
5. The smell of the food made her inhale hungrily.