aerosol English

Meaning aerosol meaning

What does aerosol mean?

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aerosol Noun

— An aerosol is a fine spray from a can (container) with a button on the top. When you push it, a liquid can be sprayed.

aerosol

— noun a cloud of solid or liquid particles in a gas

— noun a dispenser that holds a substance under pressure and that can release it as a fine spray (usually by means of a propellant gas)

Synonyms aerosol synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as aerosol?

aerosol English » English

spray

spray can

aerosol container

aerosol can

aerosol bomb

sprayer

nebulizer

nebuliser

mister

fogger

atomizer

atomiser

smoking agent

smoke substance

smoke agent

atmospheric particulate

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Movie subtitles

It comes in a wonderfully fresh aerosol, as well as stick and roll-on.

This morning we were viewing- the early Flemish masters- of the renaissance and mannerists schools, when he gets out his black aerosol- and squirts Vermeer's Ladyata window.

It's a sleep aerosol.

It lasts, it covers, and it's not aerosol like Krylon.

When that tank blows, The m. I.C. Will become aerosol.

Dave's guests this morning are: The Aga Khan, Lyle Goodhue, inventor of the aerosol spray can. and quiz champion Charles Van Doren.

G.B. aerosol. That is correct.

If the rocket renders it aerosol, it can take out the entire city of people.

Like aerosol.

The biotoxin was applied to the bearer bond with an aerosol spray but there's no evidence whatsoever of it on the theater stubs.

He grabs an aerosol can and some matches and lights her head up.

We know it works as an aerosol, but which element?

Phoebe, would you kindly get an aerosol can.

That I dreamed I exploded Like aerosol cans sometimes do.

The spread is a delightful aerosol cheddar. And the sample lady said it had a shelf life of 45 years.

From here on out, if you walk across the street outside of a crosswalk, if you roll through a stop sign, if you use an aerosol can in a manner other than directed.

Dear Mr. Science guy. don't spray that aerosol in my eye.

Phoebe, would you kindly get an aerosol can?

Yeah, but mine is non-aerosol, and it's a really big meeting, so I need aerosol for that super-firm hold, you know.

And rockets capable of delivering the poison in aerosol form over large areas.

It has something to do with the aerosol you put in the miso soup.

G.B. aerosol.

Didn't you get photographs of whoever it was with the aerosol?

How did you know it was an aerosol, Mrs. Stevensby?

Out of aerosol.

It was some kind of hallucinogen, weaponized, in aerosol form.

Yes. An aerosol gas.

The problem with an explosive delivery system is that, because the drug is now an aerosol, a third of the tests ignited the medication, rendering it useless.

We had thought of that, yes, but if you want to affect a large population simultaneously, an aerosol gas is really the only way to go.

I'm sorry, an aerosol gas is the only way to go.

If we could get the aerosol gas into the life support system.

News and current affairs

We could mimic this effect through stratospheric aerosol insertion - essentially launching material like sulfur dioxide or soot into the stratosphere.

The slowdown in the retreat of the snout of glaciers could, therefore, be a consequence of the very rapid rise of human population in the hills and desertification caused by overgrazing - purely local factors that boost aerosol levels.