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Meanings of laughing gas in English
Portuguese
óxido nitroso Catalan
òxid nitrós Synonyms
Examples for "nitrous oxide"
Examples for "nitrous oxide"
1
The rule covers global warming pollutants including carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide.
2
A character representation of the effects produced by inhaling nitrous oxide gas.
3
A nitrous oxide-acetylene flame is used for the determination by atomic-absorption spectroscopy.
4
The rule covers global warming pollutants including carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
5
But rising levels of nitrous oxide and methane offsets some of the benefit.
Usage of laughing gas in English
1
The Home Office recently urged festivals to crack down on laughing gas.
2
The oxide of nitrogen so formed is called nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
3
Most of us probably thought that nitrogen oxide was laughing gas.
4
At certain moments, watching it felt like inhaling laughing gas mixed with helium.
5
Or I shouldn't wonder if it was something like nitrous-oxide-youknow, laughing gas.
6
Now, intuition and conjecture... that's like filling the bouncy castle with laughing gas.
7
After food I went up to the Stone Circle and had some laughing gas.
8
Can't trust myself when they turn on that laughing gas.
9
The solid plastic-type propellant is ignited by nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas.
10
See, nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is the big thing.
11
It is thought the 18-year-old had taken nitrous oxide, more commonly known as laughing gas.
12
It's called " laughing gas" for the euphoric state it imparts when it's inhaled.
13
The aroma was like laughing gas in the dentist's chair-itmade everything else go away.
14
At the beginning of the century Sir Humphrey discovered laughing gas, as it was then called.
15
Mark Sanders reports from East London, where many street vendors have had their laughing gas seized.
16
Also known as laughing gas, the substance is a vital element of many medical procedures and operations.
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Laughing gas through the time
Laughing gas across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common