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If we aire shy on beeves ther white men has got 'em.
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But here we aire, an' we'll hev ter git out o' it.
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When hee had spoken these words he tooke his flight into the aire.
4
This suffix corresponds to the suffix -aire, mentioned above.
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If ther critters aire yours, take 'em, an' welcome.
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I am not a mil-lion-aire, Sirs.
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Then them critters aire yourn.
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H'w aire yeh, Tanner?
9
Like the corresponding French nouns in -eur, these nouns in -aire, as well as those in -èire, are also used as adjectives.
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When thou takest any earthen, or glass vessel from the fire, expose it not to the cold aire too suddenly for fear it should break.
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Reginald Scot (1584) says that the ointment 'whereby they ride in the aire' was made of the flesh of unbaptized children, and gives two recipes:
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The road to Ham turned off the main highway south of Aire.
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The A roads along the Aire and Calder valleys are equally desperate.
14
We had nights such as this near Aire, when I was young
15
The development spans a 15-acre site on the banks of the river Aire.
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Do you think you could let me out down at the Desert Aire?