airwaytube

noun
UK /ˈeə.weɪ.tjuːb/
US /ˈer.weɪ.tuːb/

A tube that helps air get in and out of your body when you breathe.

The doctor used an airwaytube to help the patient breathe during surgery.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A flexible tube placed in the mouth or nose to keep the airway open.

Paramedics inserted an airwaytube at the scene of the accident.

3. A tube-shaped device used in scuba or diving gear to supply air.

He checked his airwaytube before diving into the water.

4. A pipe or duct that carries air in a machine or building.

The old airwaytube in the factory needed cleaning.