Midair is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIDAIR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the midst of a course through the air
• a part or section of the air above ground level or above another surface
• some point above ground level, in the air
• some point in the air; above ground level
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a region in the middle of the air

Words related to MIDAIR

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Words that contain MIDAIR

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How to use MIDAIR in a sentence

• It was caught in mid-air by Piers who, with eyes that literally flamed in his white face, sprang straight at his grandfather, and closed with him.
• His eyes are keen enough, as you will know if you have watched him swoop down on a piece of bread in mid-air, and catch it neatly in his beak.
• He launched himself fearlessly enough, but he was no sooner in mid-air than he began to regret his rashness.
• For several minutes this mid-air battle continued, then died out.
• The mid-air part of one great deed I saw, however, and that was the balloon attacks made by our comrades on the fortresses.
• When I came to my senses my head was in the ditch and the rest of me in mid-air.
• Last week I witnessed the battle of Actium fought out in mid-air.
• Explosion followed explosion, some of them coming in hollow, reverberating booms, others sounding as if in midair.
• When they went out into the street again he agreed with Carminow that the night was yet too young to abandon it in mid-air.
• Already the last few feet were vanishing in mid-air.
• For a moment it hung suspended in mid-air, and then, with a final effort from the sailors, it was quickly lowered into the sea.
• To his inexpressible satisfaction the bird stopped in mid-air and came down with a thump on the heather, where it gave but one flutter and then lay still.
• Half a dozen searchlights were playing, and shells were continually bursting in mid-air with a dull roar.
• He had deftly thrown the end of the rope over the arm of the derrick, and was about to hoist Shuter into mid-air, when the crowd was upon him.
• A sudden remembrance seemed to arrest the action in mid-air.
• A man in a watering cart, in backing up to the sidewalk, turned too abruptly and the traces gave way, the cart turned turtle and the poor horse hung in mid-air.
• The attitude assumed by the great Emperor is triumphant, the fiery steed has dashed up the rock and pauses as in mid-air on the brink of the precipice.
• A shell exploded in mid-air straight above, and bullets sang down and shot into the ground round me.
• But as time rolled on, a spot, a thin circular disc no larger than the hand, yellow on one side and white on the other, appeared in midair.
• The water being beautifully transparent the bottom was visible at great depths, showing large fishes in shoals, floating like birds in mid-air.
• For, just as it appeared as though the two hostile craft would come together in a mid-air crash, the American machine seemed to slide up and over its opponent.
• The forest answered with a ringing echo from three sides, so loud and strong that Olof checked his second stroke in mid-air, and turned in wonder to see who was there.
• So far as anyone could see, save for the bursting of twenty-nine insignificant little light-bubbles, in mid-air, nothing at all had happened.
• Caldwell fired while it was in mid-air and his bullet caught the animal at the base of the neck, rolling it over stone dead.
• As a matter of etiquette she could not marry a peasant, and so the poor girl remained, as it were, in mid-air, like a wandering spirit.
• Their carts, though wheeled, do not run along the ground, but chase each other in mid-air as gracefully as a flock of swallows.

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