Air door
a strong current of temperature-controlled air in an entryway, used instead of a door.
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- Air-dry
to dry by exposure to the air. dry beyond further evaporation. Historical Examples It contained in the air-dry state nitrogen equivalent to 0.58 per cent. Peat and its Uses as Fertilizer and Fuel Samuel William Johnson It has been demonstrated in practice that there is no advantage in allowing sheets to air-dry partially before smoking. […]
- Airdrie
a city in central Scotland, near Glasgow. Historical Examples God gave him a home; a beautiful residence, adorned with this name, graces the city of Airdrie to-day. Sketches of the Covenanters J. C. McFeeters He married Janet Moffat, and lived at first in comfortable circumstances at Airdrie, where he owned a cottage and a croft. […]
- Air drill
a drill powered by compressed air. Historical Examples The more recent forms perform the same amount of work as the air drill, with a consumption of about one-tenth the power. Every-day Science: Volume VI. The Conquest of Nature Henry Smith Williams
- Airdrop
to drop (persons, equipment, etc.) by parachute from an aircraft in flight. the act or process of airdropping. Contemporary Examples The airdrop mission consisted of a C-17 and two C-130 aircraft that were escorted by two F-18 fighters. Obama’s Iraq Plan Has a Killer Flaw—and Airstrikes Alone May Not Save It Jacob Siegel August 7, […]
- Air duct
an enclosure, usually of sheet metal, that conducts heated or conditioned air. Historical Examples Nerve and air duct, therefore, are the essentials; the rest is so much material in reserve for the process of the metamorphosis. The Life of the Fly J. Henri Fabre Thus the efficiency of fireplaces may be materially increased, the degree […]