What Did My Sister Mean By Saying She'll Have "To Do The Airplane"?!
What does "do the airplane" mean?
Answers: Last night at dinner, I didn't finish eating my carrots and my sis turned to me and laughed "do i have to do the airplane?" I had no idea what she was talking about and asked her what she meant. She looked at me crazy and asked "are you serious?" and i said yeah and she laughed and walked away.
What does "do the airplane" mean?
Here is how to do the airplane. Someone puts the food, in your case carrots, on a fork or spoon and "flies" it around in the air making engine noises (vrooom, vrooooom) and says, "here comes the airplane, open up the hanger (your mouth) and let it land!". Usually mommies do this with very small children who don't want to eat their food. Variations include, The choo-choo train (into the tunnel.... chew, chew, chew), the horsey (clipity, clop, into the barn!! " whatever works to get the food "all gone".
It's a thing parents do with babies to trick them into eating food that they're bored with. You make an airplane noise and move the spoon of food through the air, ending with it going into their mouth.
when a parent is trying to trick their baby to eat they will make airplane sounds or choo choo train sounds and wave the spoon in front of them. Ask your folks if they fed you that way.
When someone is trying to feed a small child they put food on a spoon and make airplane noises and say things like.. "Here goes the airplane into the hangar" and then they put the spoon of food into the childs mouth.
When you're feeding a baby you pretend the fork is an airplane (make an airplane sound) and they open their mouth and you put the food in. It's a game to get the baby to finish his dinner. And if you don't have kids you might not know the game or you might possibly live under a rock.
it's like when you were a baby, she was probably going to pretend the carrot was an airplane that was going to fly into your mouth, that way, you would eat it