Associations to the word «Propulsion»
Noun
- Propeller
- Pasadena
- Spacecraft
- Turbine
- Nasa
- Spindle
- Diesel
- Horsepower
- Rocket
- Screw
- Laboratory
- Boiler
- Kw
- Steam
- Nozzle
- Payload
- Motor
- Shaft
- Booster
- Paddle
- Electric
- Engine
- Driving
- Reactor
- Machinery
- Aerospace
- Module
- Jet
- Thrust
- Fission
- Fuselage
- Draught
- Armament
- Rotor
- Submarine
- Rudder
- Tractor
- Turbo
- Goddard
- Warhead
- Generator
- Displacement
- Orbit
- Trajectory
- Hp
- Mach
- Exhaust
- Warp
- Docking
- Fuel
- Orion
- Diver
- Steering
- Mammal
- Cylinder
- Gasoline
- Triple
- Ion
- Endurance
- Voyager
- Parsons
- Spaceship
- Sail
- Fin
- Huntsville
- Sonar
- Plasma
- Royce
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
PROPULSION, noun. Force causing movement.
Dictionary definition
PROPULSION, noun. A propelling force.
PROPULSION, noun. The act of propelling.
Wise words
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