Crossword puzzles. Word of 3 letters: AIR - 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].

Free online crossword puzzles

Funny jokes

A porter in a British hotel comes upon an American tourist impatiently jabbing at the button for the lift.
"Sir, the lift will be here in a moment."
"Lift? Lift?" replies the American. "Oh, you mean the elevator."
"No sir, here we call it a lift."
"Well, as it was invented in the United States, it’s called an elevator."
"Yes sir, but as the language was invented here, it’s called a lift."

widgets

Crossword puzzle help

Home » online crossword dictionary


	AIR		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]

html-code online crossword dictionary:

To add to the dictionary krossvordista new word or its definition to an existing word, click on the "Add a word or definition of" fill opened form and click "to send".

Home » online crossword dictionary

Interesting facts

Crocodiles and alligators are surprisingly fast on land. Although they are rapid, they are not agile; so if you ever find yourself chased by one, run in a zigzag line. You"ll lose him or her every time.

widgets

CROSSWORD
PUZZLES

CROSSWORDS
ONLINE

CROSSWORDPUZZLES

CROSSWORDSONLINE

CROSSWORD
PUZZLES

CROSSWORDS
ONLINE