ballooning
- noun
- /bəˈluːnɪŋ/
- " I know that some states are really keen on things like hot air ballooning, so that's something I'd like to try.
One was hot air ballooning and one was something else.
- One was hot air ballooning and one was something else.
- Well then write that Quincy 'cause you're wrote hot ballooning.
Examples
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In the Gay Nineties, ballooning really got off the ground.
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Experiencing ballooning over the valley was a breathtaking adventure with stunning views.
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First two weeks of November I am going to a huge ballooning festival in Rio.
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Fancy and the Science of Ballooning
Academic text (2017) -
I was thinking this weekend we could go horse-back riding, hot-air ballooning.
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The hot-air ballooning event attracted many tourists eager to see the landscape from the sky.
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She always dreamed of ballooning during the summer to enjoy the cool air and beautiful scenery.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ballooning comes from balloon, a word for a large 'ball' filled with air or hot gas that can rise into the sky; so ballooning is the activity of flying in that big air 'ball'.