Meanings of loaded the air in English

A hand touched his shoulder, his hair; perfumes loaded the air about him.

It is thought the engineer loaded the air bouncer too heavy, and that it kicked.

The very atmosphere of Redmoat was impregnated with Eastern devilry; it loaded the air like some evil perfume.

Malaria loaded the air, and the most efficacious drugs now at command were then undiscovered or could not be had.

A south-west wind had loaded the air with moisture, which dripped at moments, thinly and sluggishly, from a featureless sky.

We were in the midst of a forest of tall trees that loaded the air with the heavy balsamic odor peculiar to pine trees.

But gradually I became aware of a hideous odor of mould and mildew, of must and damp decay that loaded the air with disgust.

He loaded the air rifle and positioned himself like a sniper, elbows down, legs at angles to give him balance and firmness, and fired.

Wreaths of evergreen and national flags decorated the vessel, and bouquets of bright and fragrant flowers, conspicuously arranged, loaded the air with their sweet perfumes.