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Multi-word Results
| hot air |
(informal) empty or exaggerated speech or writing. |
| hot-air balloon |
a bag made of thin material that is inflated with hot air, causing it to rise and float in the atmosphere. Large hot-air balloons can be attached to a basket or gondola, and used to transport people or equipment. |
| into thin air |
out of sight. |
| light air |
in meteorology, a wind with a speed of between one and three miles per hour. |
| lighter-than-air |
of or denoting an aircraft that is filled with a gas that is lighter than air. |
| liquid air |
air in the liquid state, condensed from the gas by cooling, and used mainly as a refrigerant. |
| off the air |
not broadcast on radio or television. |
| on the air |
broadcast on radio or television. |
| open air |
the outdoors. |
| open-air |
being, done, or occurring outdoors. |
| surface-to-air |
of or denoting a missile or the like that is launched from the ground toward a target or destination in the air. |
| up in the air |
not decided, not settled, or not certain. |
| walk on air |
to be extremely happy. |
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