airship

A balloon or aeroplane, particularly one that is dirigible or relatively so. air-slacked, a. Slacked or pulverised by exposure to the action of the air, as "air slacked lime." IMG:content-0317.jpg:[graphic] air-stirring, a Stirring or agitating the air. This plague was stayed at last By blasts of strong air - stirring Northern wind." May's Lucan , bk. vi. air-stove, s . A stove, the heat of which is employed to warm a stream of air directed against the surface, which air is then admitted to the apartment of which the temperature is to be raised. The stove is enclosed in a casing somewhat larger than itself, so as to leave a space of a few inches between the two. At the lower part of the casing is an aperture fitted with a register to regulate the pīne, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pět, admi ion of the air, and at the upper part is a similar opening to allow of its exit into the apartment.