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airball

English

Etymology

air +? ball
The first recorded use of the "airball" chant was on February 24, 1979, during a college basketball game between the Duke University Blue Devils and the North Carolina Tar Heels after the Tar Heels' Rich Yonakor took a shot which missed the rim.

Noun

airball (plural airballs)

(basketball) A shot that misses the backboard, rim and net entirely.
As soon as the shot left his hands, the spectators could see it was going to be an airball.

Verb

airball (third-person singular simple present airballs, present participle airballing, simple past and past participle airballed)

(basketball) To throw an airball

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Barilla, barilla

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airbill

English

Etymology

Blend of air +? waybill

Noun

airbill (plural airbills)

(transport) A waybill for cargo being shipped by air.

Usage notes

"Air waybill", though longer, is clearer for those less familiar with the field.
"Air way bill" is ambiguous, being also interpretable as "airway bill".

Synonyms

airwaybill

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