Meaning
'Up in the air' — unsettled and undecided, or, of a person, putting on airs and acting above others. Of a plan it means nothing is fixed yet; of a person it edges toward 'stoosh' (stuck-up), head in the clouds, too high and mighty.
Examples
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Di whole plan up inna di air still.
The whole plan is still up in the air.
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Since shi get di money shi up inna di air.
Since she got the money she's putting on airs.
Origin
From English 'up in the air'. See [[stoosh]], [[force-ripe]].
How it’s used
Unsettled/undecided; of a person, putting on airs.