Definition air in British English

a breath of (phrase) a breath of fresh air (phrase) a change of (phrase) a nip in the air (phrase) air (noun) air (verb) air bag (noun) air base (noun) air bed (noun) air brake (noun) air chief marshal (noun) air commodore (noun) air conditioner (noun) air conditioning (noun) air corridor (noun) air cover (noun) air force (noun) Air Force One () air freshener (noun) air fryer (noun) air guitar (noun) air gun (noun) air hockey (noun) air kiss (noun) air kissing (noun) air letter (noun) air marshal (noun) air mile (noun) Air Miles () air pocket (noun) air power (noun) air pressure (noun) air pump (noun) air quotes (plural noun) air rage (noun) air raid (noun) air resistance (noun) air rifle (noun) air show (noun) air strike (noun) air time (noun) air traffic control (noun) air traffic controller (noun) air vice-marshal (noun) air war (noun) air-conditioned (adjective) air-fry (verb) air-sea rescue (noun) air-to-air (adjective) your dirty in public (phrase) army (noun) be up in the air (phrase) build castles in the air (phrase) by air (phrase) clear the air (phrase) control tower (noun) floating (phrase) free-to-air (adjective) fresh air (noun) several balls in the air (phrase) hot air (noun) hot-air balloon (noun) into thin air (phrase) into/out of thin air (phrase) Marshal of the Royal Air Force (noun) mid-air (noun) mid-air (adjective) off (the) air () on (the) air () on-air (adjective) open-air (adjective) thin air (phrase) pluck something the air (phrase) punch the air (phrase) rend the air (phrase) School of the Air () sea air (noun) something is in the air (phrase) surface-to-air (adjective) take to the air (phrase) the Fleet Air Arm (noun) the open air (noun) turn the air blue (phrase) walking on air (phrase) with your nose in the air (phrase) you could cut the with a knife (phrase)