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out of thin air |
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out of thin air Fig. out of nowhere; out of nothing. Suddenly—out of thin air—the messenger appeared. You just made that excuse up out of thin air. out of thin air also from thin air if something appears or is made out of thin air, it suddenly and mysteriously appears or is made Using volunteers from the audience, he makes cards appear out of thin air. You can't just create wealth from thin air. out of thin air also from thin air from nowhere or nothing How can magicians produce coins out of thin air? Pascal’s discoveries did not come from thin air - they’re based on the work of earlier mathematicians. Related vocabulary: out of the blueHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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As it lets you combine two synth sequences and a drum track, it basically lets you conjure up electro-techno tracks from thin air in a matter of minutes. Unless voters understand how tax increment financing works, the wording might lead them to conclude that the measure will conjure $40 million from thin air. How to turn a penny into a radio, make a flood alarm with an aspirin, change milk into plastic, extract water and electricity from thin air, turn on a TV with your ring, and other amazing feats," the cover boasts, making this as irresistible to readers as the popular Worst-Case Scenarios series. |
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