Associations to the word «Aviation»
Noun
- Faa
- Taxi
- Pensacola
- Aerodrome
- Airport
- Sud
- Aviator
- Aerospace
- Aero
- Iata
- Average
- Aircraft
- Pioneer
- Curtiss
- Military
- Airline
- Seaplane
- Airliner
- Naval
- Airbus
- Hangar
- Helicopter
- Airfield
- Gasoline
- Airway
- Directorate
- Aeroplane
- Biplane
- Hawker
- Ending
- Airplane
- Bomber
- Boeing
- Pilot
- Safety
- Runway
- Logistics
- Cadet
- Glider
- Enthusiast
- Flight
- Meteorology
- Takeoff
- Monoplane
- Airman
- Flying
- Administration
- Reconnaissance
- Regiment
- Guards
- Fighter
- Air
- Luftwaffe
- Squadron
- Croatian
- Rockwell
- Corps
- Marine
- Maintenance
- Municipal
- Accident
- Federal
- Crash
- Subcommittee
- Fuel
- Battalion
- Boarding
- Detachment
- Airship
- Combat
- Brigade
- Certificate
- Navigation
- Transport
- Evergreen
Adjective
Verb
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Wiktionary
AVIATION, noun. The art or science of making and flying aircraft.
AVIATION, noun. Flying, operating, or operation of aircraft.
AVIATION, noun. Industry that produces aircraft.
AVIATION, noun. (collectively) (military) aircraft
AVIATION, noun. A cocktail made with gin, maraschino liqueur, crème de violette and lemon juice
AVIATION CRUISER, noun. (archaic) an aircraft carrier
AVIATION CRUISER, noun. (dated) a helicopter carrier
AVIATION CRUISER, noun. (euphemistic) a Soviet euphemism for aircraft carrier
AVIATION CRUISER, noun. An aircraft carrier with heavy armaments typically found on a cruiser
AVIATION CRUISER, noun. (informal) a cruiser with an air squadron
AVIATION CRUISERS, noun. Plural of aviation cruiser
Dictionary definition
AVIATION, noun. The aggregation of a country's military aircraft.
AVIATION, noun. The operation of aircraft to provide transportation.
AVIATION, noun. The art of operating aircraft.
AVIATION, noun. Travel via aircraft; "air travel involves too much waiting in airports"; "if you've time to spare go by air".
Wise words
In words, as fashions, the same rule will hold; Alike
fantastic, if too new, or old: Be not the first by whom the
new are tried, Nor yet the last to lay the old aside.