blimp Definition
blimp (blimp)
noun
- a nonrigid or semirigid airship
Etymology: after Col. Blimp, creation of Sir David Low
a pompous, smug, highly conservative person
Etymology: echoic of sound caused by thumping the airship bag with a finger: prob. coined (1915) by A. D. Cunningham, Brit Navy Air Force
blimp Related Forms
blimp′·ish adjective
blimp Usage Examples
Noun used with modifier
- mathmos: To find mathmos softlight blimp people often think that you can purchase them.
- helium: Advertising Balloons - We offer many different sizes of helium advertising blimps.
- softlight: To find mathmos softlight blimp people often think that you can purchase them.
- advertising: Moreover, our attempts to establish the presence of advertising blimps flying in the vicinity of the observations was also fruitless.
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