aerobatics


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
aerobatics/eərəˈbatɪks/
plural noun [treated as sing. or pl.] feats of flying performed for an audience on the ground.
– derivatives
aerobatic adjective.
– origin First World War: from aero- + a shortened form of acrobatics.
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