airhose

noun
UK /ˈeə.həʊz/
US /ˈer.hoʊz/

A long tube that carries air from a machine to something else.

The mechanic used an airhose to fill the flat tire.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A flexible tube used by divers to supply breathing air from the surface.

The diver checked his airhose before jumping into the water.

3. A hose that delivers air to a breathing mask in a hazardous environment.

Workers in the tank wore masks connected to an airhose.

4. A tube used to blow compressed air for cleaning or drying surfaces.

He grabbed the airhose to blow dust off the engine parts.