Associations to the word «Aeroplane»
Noun
- Curtiss
- Biplane
- Airship
- Aerodrome
- Monoplane
- Aviator
- Armament
- Bristol
- Aero
- Seaplane
- Zeppelin
- Propeller
- Balloon
- Glider
- Kite
- Cody
- Hangar
- Bomb
- Spitfire
- Seater
- Munition
- Aviation
- Jelly
- Circling
- Hawker
- Automobile
- Aircraft
- Licence
- Raf
- Crash
- Helicopter
- Airliner
- Pilot
- Airplane
- Humming
- Flight
- Airbus
- Royce
- Wilbur
- Airman
- Prescott
- Trench
- Latham
- Rudder
- Ultra
- Motor
- Heath
- Reconnaissance
- Wright
- Fuselage
- Langley
- Flying
- Parachute
- Blackburn
- Peggy
- Submarine
- Engine
- Airfield
- Scouting
- Fly
- Establishment
- Wessex
- Dunne
- Milk
- Plane
- Takeoff
- Manoeuvre
- Percival
- Constructor
- Bomber
- Rocking
- Roe
Adjective
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Wiktionary
AEROPLANE, noun. (Australia) (New Zealand) (South Africa) (British) A powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings.
AEROPLANE, noun. (aeronautics) (archaic) An airfoil.
AËROPLANE, noun. Alternative spelling of aeroplane
Dictionary definition
AEROPLANE, noun. An aircraft that has a fixed wing and is powered by propellers or jets; "the flight was delayed due to trouble with the airplane".
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