air, n.All

Air , when agitated, becomes wind.

Air becomes very hard to breathe in when it has been much quarreled in.

Skin is always floating around in the air at surprising density. 15% of what you breathe in during a train ride is most likely the dead skin cells of the passengers, you included.

Super glue dries because of moisture, not air.

Air is, in the country, an emanation from the pure sky, perfumed by the flowery earth.

Air is water with holes in it.

Air is a gaseous cesspit for the dumping of various poisons.

Air is a lot like sex. It's no big deal unless you're not getting any.

Air is the power of making things visible, the medium of creative energy.

Sound is able to travel quicker in water than in air

Air is, in the city, a noxious compound of fog, smoke, putridity, and villainous exhalations.