| AEROBATICS | • aerobatics n. Spectacular stunts, performed in an airplane or glider. Examples include various types of rolls and loops. • AEROBATICS n. spectacular flying feats and maneuvers (as rolls and dives). |
| AEROBICISE | • aerobicise v. (British spelling, uncommon) Alternative spelling of aerobicize. • AEROBICISE v. to make aerobic, also AEROBICIZE. |
| AEROBICIST | • AEROBICIST n. one who practises aerobics. |
| AEROBICIZE | • aerobicize v. (Intransitive) To perform aerobics. • AEROBICIZE v. to make aerobic, also AEROBICISE. |
| AEROBIONTS | • aerobionts n. Plural of aerobiont. • AEROBIONT n. an aerobe, an organism requiring oxygen to survive. |
| AEROBIOSES | • aerobioses n. Plural of aerobiosis. • AEROBIOSIS n. life in the presence of oxygen. |
| AEROBIOSIS | • aerobiosis n. (Biology) Any form of life that is sustained by the presence of air (or oxygen). • AEROBIOSIS n. life in the presence of oxygen. |
| AEROBIOTIC | • aerobiotic adj. Of or pertaining to aerobiosis. • AEROBIOTIC adj. related to, or of the nature of, aerobes; as, aerobiotic plants, which live only when supplied with free oxygen. |
| AEROBRAKED | • aerobraked v. Simple past tense of aerobrake. • AEROBRAKE v. to use a planet's atmosphere to reduce the speed of a spacecraft. |
| AEROBRAKES | • aerobrakes n. Plural of aerobrake. • aerobrakes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of aerobrake. • AEROBRAKE v. to use a planet's atmosphere to reduce the speed of a spacecraft. |
| AEROBUSSES | • aerobusses n. Plural of aerobus. • AEROBUS n. a type of monorail that is suspended by an overhead cable. |
| ANAEROBIUM | • ANAEROBIUM n. an organism not requiring oxygen for its life processes, also ANAEROBE, ANAEROBIONT. |
| GARDEROBES | • garderobes n. Plural of garderobe. • GARDEROBE n. (historical) a chamber for storing clothes; a private chamber, a privy. |
| TELEROBOTS | • telerobots n. Plural of telerobot. • TELEROBOT n. a robot under continuous human control), for example as used to perform a task in an area unsafe for the human operator such as in nuclear decommissioning. |