That’s where you’re just getting this massive amount of these light, airy aerosols that can just float in the air.
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Most of us think about summer as the time for all things bright-hued and airy—even down to our nails.
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A gorgeous, glistening rendition of “Lost Cause” came next, and the airy Morning Phase standout “Blue Moon” ended the sequence.
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An airy acoustic guitar begins to strum; a synthesized orchestra begins to swell.
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It was this combination of elusive, airy wit, and easy charm—and her passion for me—that was my lifeline.
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Her work covers the walls of her airy and cluttered Venice studio.
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For years, the triennial confab has been remarkable mostly for airy oratory by national leaders playing to the crowd back home.
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You can't imagine its individuality, its airy, unsubstantial, superior poise.
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She was a French woman, airy and charming, like the majority of her race.
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The saint certainly vanishes into "an airy nothing," if we are to credit the above authors.
Notes and Queries, Number 135, May 29, 1852|Various
To a form of perfect symmetry and airy grace was added a countenance beaming with intellect and vivacity.
Graham's Magazine, Vol XXXIII, No. 6, December 1848|Various
The closeness of the heat in the gulf had been most oppressive, and the crew were used to seeing me wandering in that airy attire.
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British Dictionary definitions for airy (1 of 2)
airy
/ (ˈɛərɪ) /
adjectiveairierorairiest
abounding in fresh air
spacious or uncluttered
nonchalant; superficial
visionary; fancifulairy promises; airy plans
of or relating to air
weightless and insubstantialan airy gossamer
light and graceful in movement
having no material substanceairy spirits
high up in the air; lofty
performed in the air; aerial
British Dictionary definitions for airy (2 of 2)
Airy
/ (ˈɛərɪ) /
noun
Sir George Biddell . 1801–92, British astronomer, noted for his estimate of the earth's density from gravity measurements in mines; astronomer royal (1835–81)