Aiguillette,a-gwil-et, s

See Aglet. Aile, ile, s. See Aisle. Aillette,ayl-let',s.a shoulder badge worn by knights' Ailment, ayl-ment, s. indisposition; disease. Ailurus, ale-u'-rus, s.a soft and thick-furred quadruped Aim, aym, v.n. to point at with a mi ive weapon; to Aimle ,aym'-les, a. without aim. Aimle ly, aym'-lesAir, ayr, s. the atmosphere; an aeriformın body or a of to dry or warmly a fire (Gr. and L. aër, air). To take Aira, ayr-å, s. hair-gra , a genus of plants. Air-balloon, ayr -bal-loon', s. See Balloon. Air-balloonist, ayr -bal-loon'-ist, s. See Balloonist. Air-bladder, ayr -blad-der, fish,by s. a vesicle containing air, Air-bone, ayr -bone, s. hollow bone containing air Air-brake,ayr -brake, s. a brake worked by compres Air-built, ayr-bilt, a. without solid foundation; chiAir-cells, and An at.] ayr -selz, s.pl. cavities containing air [Bot. Air-casing, ayr -kase-ing, s. iron casing filled with air, Air-condenser, ayr-kon-dens'-er, s. an apparatus for Air-cushion, ayr -kush-un, s. cushion that is inflated Air-drain, ayr-drayn, s. a cavity round the external Air-drawn, ayr'-drawn, a. drawn in air; imaginary. Air-engine, ayr -en-jin, s. engine moved by expansion Airer, ayr-er, s. one who airs; a clothes-screen. Air-exhausted, ayr -egz-hawst-er, s. contrivance for Air-fiue, ayr -flu, s. flue distributing heated air over a Air-fountain, ayr'-fownt-en, s. a contrivance by which Air-funnel, ayr -fun-nel, s. contrivance to ventilate the Air-gun, ayr -gun, s. a gun which propels bullets by Air-hole, ayr -hoal, s. an opening for air; a flaw in cast Airing, ayr -ing, s. exposure to the air, or a fire, to of Air-jacket, ayr -jak-et, s. a swimming jacket inflated Airle , ayr -les, a. not freely communicating with the Air-machine, ayr -ma-sheen, s. machine for injecting Air-pa age, ayr-pas-saje, s. pa age for air [Bot. and Air-pipe,ayr -pipe, s. SceAir-machine. Air-poise, ayr -poize, s. instrument to measure weight Air-port, ayr -port, s. port to admit air [Naut.] Air-pump, ayr-pump, s.a machine for pumping out air. Air-sacs, ayr -saks, s.pl. air receptacles, or vesicles, in Air-scuttle, ayr -skuttl, s. See Air-port. Air-shaft,ayr -shäft, s. pa age to admit air [Mining]. Air-stove, ayr -stove, s. stove, with pipes distributed Air-thermometer, ayr'-ther-mom'-e-ter, s. a thermoAir-thread, ayr'-thred, s. spiders' thread along which Air-tight, ayr'-tite, a. impermeable to air. Air-trap, ayr'-trap, s. contrivance for escape of foul stagnation of putrid effluvia uncrowded apartments.