0 a small, very thin rubber bag that you blow air into or fill with a light gas until it is round in shape, used for decoration at parties or as a children's toy: --
2 a small, thin, rubber bag that you can fill with air or another gas until it is round in shape, often used for decoration at parties or as a child’s toy --
4 a type of loan that is paid back in regular small payments with a final larger payment: --
5 a balloon payment : --
Launches required additional inducement to lure customers while at the same time balloonists developed increasingly new and novel balloons.
Other aeronauts concentrated on introducing new themes to the construction of their balloons.
As the spectacle of balloons became common, the need to sell the specific aspects of a particular event grew more necessary.
He set out quite early to make a living from balloons and worked consistently from 1784 up until his death in 1808.
During a follow-up period of up to two years, no local or systemic reactions to the balloons were recognized.
The associated peso obligations ballooned followed the devaluation.
They examined tangible evidence such as drift messages, balloons, and pieces of wood.
The number of capital statutes ballooned in the eighteenth century to over 200.
