aerosol
/ˈɛərəsɒl/Definitions
1. noun
A colloidal dispersion in a gas, especially a mixture of a solid or liquid with a gas, used as a propellant in spray cans.
“The aerosol cans were sprayed into the air, creating a cloud of particles.”
2. noun
A type of spray or spray-like substance.
“The firework produced a colorful aerosol effect.”
3. verb
To propel or spray something, especially a liquid or a solid, into the air as a fine spray.
“The paint was aerosoled onto the wall.”