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light air

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun light air has 1 sense
  1. light air - wind moving 1-3 knots; 1 on the Beaufort scale
    --1 is a kind of
    breeze, zephyr, gentle wind, air
    --1 is a part of Beaufort scale, wind scale

Definitions from the Web

Term: Light Air

Definition:

As a noun, "light air" refers to a gentle breeze or a very light wind that is barely perceptible. As a verb phrase, it means to expose something to a gentle breeze.

Senses:

Noun Sense 1: A very gentle breeze or wind.

Noun Sense 2: The act of exposing something to a gentle breeze.

Verb Phrase Sense: To expose something to a gentle breeze or wind.

Sample Sentences:

Noun Sense 1:

  1. The sailboat barely moved in the light air.
  2. I could feel a light air on my face as I walked by the beach.
  3. The wind was so light, we had to wait for a strong breeze to go sailing.

Noun Sense 2:

  1. I left the curtains open to let the light air freshen up the room.
  2. The perfume bottle was left open to catch the light air and spread its fragrance.
  3. She placed the wet painting outside to dry under the light air.

Verb Phrase Sense:

  1. I decided to light air my clothes to make them smell fresh again.
  2. The chef light aired the spices to enhance their aroma before using them in the recipe.
  3. Make sure to light air the room by opening the windows every morning.

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