aerobat
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of aerobat
Example Sentences
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Show us the man who habitually carries pills of any sort in his waistcoat-pocket, be they opium or whatever else, and we can assure you that that man is an aërobat,—that somehow, in one sense or another, he walks in the air above other men's heads.
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