Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Bound or stopped up so that the passage of air is prevented: in plumbing, said of a water- or drain-pipe so obstructed.
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Examples
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Today's air-bound business travelers may actually be safer.
In Which You Don't Die In An Airport Matthew Herper 2011
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To encourage more people to ditch their cars,the city invested in a wireless mesh network:a web of wireless antennae,situated at bus stops,which supply the city streets with a huge amount of air-bound internet bandwidth.
Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Public transport in Portsmouth,UK 2005
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To encourage more people to ditch their cars, the city invested in a wireless mesh network: a web of wireless antennae, situated at bus stops, which supply the city streets with a huge amount of air-bound internet bandwidth.
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They love to perform tricks on us poor air-bound humans.
Cachalot Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1980
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However, when these people are air-bound, there is no telling on the exact time of arrival.
CarBuyersNoteBook 2009
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Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said would make a stunning movie, visuals out of this world, air-bound quibbles, yellow or orange in color, that look like VW bugs with Mr. Natural decals.
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However, when these people are air-bound, there is no telling on the exact time of arrival.
CarBuyersNoteBook 2009
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However, when these people are air-bound, there is no telling on the exact time of arrival.
CarBuyersNoteBook 2009
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However, when these people are air-bound, there is no telling on the exact time of arrival.
CarBuyersNoteBook 2009
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If you're air-bound crazy, don't miss out on this one.
Quazen 2008
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