Definition of ballon
: lightness of movement that exaggerates the duration of a ballet dancer's jump
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No one needs advice from an ill informed, botoxed, ballon lipped idiot about what their vag should look like.
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After losing control of the ballon, the pilot crash-landed it in a mountainous area.
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With ballon twisting, face painting, live music, carnival games, treats, photo booth, free pool and fitness center access. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Sun., Feb. 25.
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Trip Highlight: A hot air ballon ride over the Maasai Mara followed by breakfast in the middle of the savannah, surrounded by no one except the rising sun and gazelles.
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On the agenda: Water-ballon catapult contests, cake decorating, performances from singer Jess Glynne, ventriloquist Nina Conti and magician Lance Corporal Richard Jones, who won Britain's Got Talent last year.
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Most of the times, fluid dynamicists’ goals are simply to understand how a ballon pops, an ocean froths, a fire burns, or an eagle lands.
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Origin and Etymology of ballon
French, literally, balloon
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