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airwave
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airwave [′er‚wāv]
(electronics)
A radio wave used in radio and television broadcasting.
(meteorology)
A wavelike oscillation in the pattern of wind flow aloft, usually with reference to the stronger portion of the westerly current.
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BOSSES at ITV were left red-faced after a mid-day football match turned the airwaves blue and resulted in full-frontal nudity being broadcast.
IN BRIEF: Air turns blue by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The Journal has teamed up with Airwaves chewing gum to give you the chance to watch Airwaves Pro riders Shane 'Shakey' Byrne and Leon Camier kick up a gear at the next round of the British Superbike championship.
WIN VIP TICKETS TO SEE THE BRITISH SUPER BIKES AT CROFT by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Roger Lyon doesn't even compare in the personality stakes with Linda, who comes across as a bright, bubbly and refreshing change to all of themale DJs who dominate the airwaves nowadays.
WITH reference to Rita Leyland's; Short points by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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