pulmonic airstream

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noun Phonetics.

a current of lung air set in motion by the respiratory muscles in the production of speech.

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One is burned and damaged; another looks like a 1960s-style Airstream buried in a pile of old furniture, toys, and other junk.
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Chris and I are amused by the idea of buying an Airstream trailer and trying out material.
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In the meantime, he continued his itinerant existence, sometimes living for months in his Airstream trailer with no phone.
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The event stayed light and refreshing as the golden Airstream glowed throughout the evening.
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Abdominal and pulmonic complains are the two prevalent diseases.
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He lost flesh, became subject to intermittent attacks of fever and suffered from some pleuritic and pulmonic pains.
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The deaths from pulmonic complaints did not often happen among children, but among people somewhat advanced in life.
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How swelling it is, compared with this poor, puny, pulmonic little Frenchman!
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The lungs and right heart are full of blood, and there is a backward engorgement produced by the pulmonic block.
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