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cc-ozo’gzefi-kat adj. [also spelt aérographical, aerografical] same meaning as aero graphic. aerography jee-a'zogza-fz n. [also spelt aérography, aerog- _ rafy] a description of the air or atmosfere. ‘aerolite ‘ce-azojait. [also spelt aégrolite] a stone or portion of solid matter which has fallen thru the air or atmosfere to the earth from outer space; a meteorite. aerolith ‘ce-ozo,10 n. [also spelt aérolith] same meaning as aerolite. aerolithology,ce-0-zo-!1’0els-d3z_ 1. [also spelt aérolithology] the science of aeroliths or aerolites. aerolitie,cc-azo’titzk adj. [also spelt aérolitic] of aerolites; meteeric. aero locomotion,ce-2-zo,toko’moo-San n. [also spelt aérolocomotion] locomotion thru the air or atmosfere. aerological,ce-azo’ted3z-kat adj. [also spelt aérological] of aerelogy; aerolegic. aerologist,cc-o’iota-d3ist n. [also spelt aérologist] one verst in aerelogy. aerology,ce-a’zol a-d3i. [also spelt agrology] the science of the air, especially of the upper air; the study of the earth’s atmosfere; aeregnosy; aerofysrcs. aeromad ‘se-oza,med adj. mad or crazy about aeronautics, aeroplanes, or aviation; afflicted with flying-fever. aeroman ‘ce-9z9,men n. an airman; an aviator.; aeromancer ’ee-ozo,mensa n. [also spelt aéromancer] one who practises aeromancy. aeromancy ‘ee-oza,mens i ». [also spelt aéromancy] 4. divination by means of the air and winds or other atmosferzc fenomena. 2. the art of forecastrng changes in the wether. aerometer,ce-9’zemi-tai n. [also spelt aérometer] an 1nstrument for ascertaining the weight or density of the air. and other gases. aerometry,ce-o’zemz-tr1 n. [also spelt aérometry] the science of me suring the weight or density of air and other gases, and of determining the laws of their pre ure, elastrexty, rarefaction, and condensation; pneumatics. aero mobile,ce-3-za-mo’brit n. [also spelt aéromobile] a vehicle which moves thru the air; an automobile of the air; an airship; specifically, a flying-machine of the helzcepter type, designed by E. Berliner of Washington, D. C. aeromotor ‘ee-sz9,mo0-tez n. [also spelt aero-motor, aéromotor] 4. a motor-vehicle for navigating the air; a motorzdrrven a irc craft; an airshrp. 2. a motor or power-plant for use in an aeroplane; an airship-eng in.