hot-air
11hot air — informal if something that someone says is just hot air, it is not sincere and will have no practical results. Their promises turned out to be just so much hot air …
12hot air — n. boasting; lying; nonsense. □ I’ve heard enough of your hot air. □ That’s just a lot of hot air. Ignore it …
13hot air — {n.}, {informal} Nonsense, exaggerated talk, wasted words characterized by emotion rather than intellectual content. * /That was just a lot of hot air what Joe said./ …
14hot air — {n.}, {informal} Nonsense, exaggerated talk, wasted words characterized by emotion rather than intellectual content. * /That was just a lot of hot air what Joe said./ …
15hot air — Informal. empty, exaggerated, or pretentious talk or writing: His report on the company s progress was just so much hot air. [1835 45 for literal sense] * * * …
16hot-air — adj. Hot air is used with these nouns: ↑balloon …
17hot\ air — noun informal Nonsense, exaggerated talk, wasted words characterized by emotion rather than intellectual content. That was just a lot of hot air what Joe said …
18hot air — Language that is full of words but means little or nothing is hot air. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
19hot air — false talk, bragging, bull, hogwash Steve brags about winning the marathon, but he s full of hot air …
20hot air — /hɒt ˈɛə/ (say hot air) noun Colloquial empty, pretentious talk or writing …
