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General Slang
hold the door, you're letting the good air out
HOHLD thuh DOR, yer LET-ing thuh GUUD AIR owt · phrase · informal
Shut the door; you're wasting the AC or heat.
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A reminder to close the door and not waste heated or cooled air.
“Close the door, child, you're letting all the good air out!”
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hold the door, you're letting the good air out In A Sentence
Close the door, child, you're letting all the good air out!
Origin & Usage
Southern household saying about conserving conditioned air in hot or cold weather.
People Also Ask
What does "you're letting the good air out" mean?
It's a reminder to shut the door so you don't waste the air conditioning or heating.
Where is this saying from?
It's a Southern household admonition about conserving conditioned air in hot or cold weather.
What's "the good air"?
The cooled or heated air inside the house — the comfortable, conditioned air you're paying to keep.
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