Definition: An opening that allows air to pass through, often used for ventilation or to let air escape.

Example: The airhole in the ice allowed the trapped fish to breathe.

Definition: Having more space or a lighter quality; feeling less crowded or more open than something else.

Example: The airier room felt much more comfortable during the summer months.

Definition: This word describes something that is very light, spacious, or filled with air. It can also refer to a place that feels fresh and breezy.

Example: The airiest room in the house is the sunroom, filled with large windows.

Definition: The quality of being light, delicate, or not heavy; a feeling of openness and space.

Example: The airiness of the room was enhanced by the large windows and light curtains.

Definition: This word describes a situation or place that does not have any air, making it feel closed in or lacking fresh air. It can also refer to an environment that is still and does not have any movement of air.

Example: The airless room felt suffocating after a few minutes.

Definition: The condition of having no air or very little air, which can make it difficult to breathe or feel comfortable.

Example: The airlessness in the room made it difficult to breathe comfortably.

Definition: Having qualities or characteristics similar to air, such as being light, ethereal, or gaseous.

Example: The airlike substance floated effortlessly in the room.

Definition: A Scottish term for iron, often used in historical or regional contexts.

Example: The blacksmith used airn to forge a strong sword.

Definition: A direction or point on the compass, often used in Scots to refer to one of the cardinal points like north, south, east, or west.

Example: The north airt is crucial for navigation.

Definition: This word describes something that is light, delicate, or high in the air. It can also refer to a cheerful or carefree attitude.

Example: The room was filled with an airy light that made it feel spacious and inviting.