Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Aeri

👉 The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog, but did you know that the term "aero" is actually a common English word? It means "in aeroplanes," which is when airplanes are flying. Let me explain how I learned about this:

Imagine you have an airplane and it's flying high up in the sky, so fast that you can just fly by if you were to catch it at a 30-degree angle with your eyes closed! But wait, there's something more exciting going on: you're getting very close to the ground. This is when things get interesting - the airplane starts to move really quickly and flies faster than air. At some point, you'll notice that the wings of the airplane seem to be moving just as fast as your own speed. That's right, aero means "in aeroplanes." It's funny how common words can have hidden meanings and even unsettling examples like that!