air machine
/ˈɛː məˌʃiːn/noun
1A machine for supplying air or compressed air, especially one used for ventilating enclosed spaces, as in a mine, ship, etc.
2A machine capable of flying, as a hot-air balloon, airship, aeroplane, etc. Now chiefly historical.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in John Keill (1671–1721), mathematician and natural philosopher. From air + machine.
- Morris, Desmond John
- Morris, Gouverneur
- Morrisian
- Morrisite
- morris man
- Morrison hour
- Morrison, Jim
- Morrison shelter
- Morrison, Sir Van
- Morrison, Toni
- Morris-papered
- morris-pike
- Morris, Robert
- Morris tube
- Morris, William
- morro
- morrow
- drink the Kool-Aid
- drink with the flies
- drip
- drip-dry
- drip feed
- dripless
- drip mat
- drip moulding