Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
airing .
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Examples
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"airings" may be for ten minutes at first, and, as the child grows older, they may be gradually increased to four or five hours daily.
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The premiere episode of the critically acclaimed, Internet-dissected series delivered a decent 4.2 million viewers over its first three airings.
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The quirky comedy, which stars Jane Levy (Shameless) as a sarcastic teen whose single dad (Jeremy Sisto) moves them to suburbia, has averaged 9.3 million viewers after five airings.
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Gentleman's first two airings both drew lackluster ratings.
CBS Moves How to Be a Gentleman to Saturdays, Rules Takes Thursday Slot
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Episode 9 of the recent fourth season drew a series-high 5.5 million viewers not including those who DVR'd or watched later airings on the network.
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The rumor goes that Real Housewives of Atlanta is going into syndication, but that the cast is not going to receive any extra compensation from syndicated airings of the show.
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Between the first and encore airings, the episode drew 1.12 million viewers.
Showtime's Californication Hits High, Shameless Is Biggest Drama Premiere in 7 Years
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Animal Planet counted its total viewers from the afternoon premiere and the subsequent five re-airings.
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MegaFault, Asylum's epic disaster movie which saw airings on the SyFy Channel, shakes into stores, as does the 20th anniversary edition of the cult hit "The Monster Squad."
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But I'm scratching my head over how a show that's unpopular ratings-wise and critically would get picked up after a pair of airings.
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