ppl. a. [f. AIR -(I)FY + -ED. Cf. frenchified, etc.] Made into air; fashioned in an airy manner; given to assuming airs. (Slightingly.)
1864. Miss Yonge, Trial, I. 61. She … began one of her most renowned instrumental pieces … ‘Not that jingling airified thing!’ cried Leonard.
1882. Graphic, 4 Feb., 98. There is a column written in this airified optimist style in Wednesday’s Times.
