Did you hear about the kid who was pulled over for speeding?
The cop got out of his car and the young man rolled down his window.
"I’ve been waiting for you all day," the cop said.
The guy replied, "Yeah, well I got here as fast as I could."
When the cop finally stopped laughing, he sent the kid on his way without a ticket.
chief marshal n. Raf officer of high rank, above air marshal.
- commodore n. Raf officer next above group captain.
- force n. Branch of the armed forces fighting in the air.
- hostess n. Stewardess in a passenger aircraft.
- letter n. Sheet of light paper forming a letter for sending by airmail.
- marshal n. Raf officer of high rank, above air vice-marshal.
- pocket n. Apparent vacuum causing an aircraft to drop suddenly.
- raid n. Attack by aircraft on ground targets.
- rifle n. Rifle using compressed air to fire pellets.
- speed n. Aircraft's speed relative to the air.
- terminal n. Building with transport to and from an airport.
- traffic controller n. Official who controls air traffic by radio.
- vice-marshal n. Raf officer of high rank, just below air marshal.
- —n. - mixture mainly of oxygen and nitrogen surrounding the earth.
- earth's atmosphere; open space in it; this as a place for flying aircraft.
- a distinctive impression or manner (air of mystery). B (esp. In pl.) Pretentiousness (gave himself airs).
- tune.
- light wind. —v. - expose (clothes, a room, etc.) To fresh air or warmth to remove damp.
- express and discuss publicly (an opinion, question, grievance, etc.). by air by or in an aircraft. In the air 1 (of opinions etc.) Prevalent.
- (of plans etc.) Uncertain. On (or off) the air being (or not being) broadcast. [greek aer]
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