Aircraft

What do we mean by aircraft?

A machine or device, such as an airplane, helicopter, glider, or dirigible, capable of atmospheric flight. noun

Any vehicle, such as an airplane, helicopter, balloon, etc., for floating in, or flying through, the air. noun

A vehicle capable of atmospheric flight due to interaction with the air, such as buoyancy or lift. noun

Plural form of aircraft. noun

A vehicle that can fly noun

A vehicle capable of atmospheric flight due to interaction with the air, such as buoyancy or lift

Any device that flies. An airplane is an example of an aircraft, as are helicopters, dirigibles, gliders and balloons. Every aircraft needs an aviator or pilot to fly it. Urban Dictionary

Someone's nose, usually a large or ungainly one. Urban Dictionary

Most commercial aircraft have a "black box" flight recorder. An aircraft blonde therefore refers to any blonde woman who has a black box - ie dark pubic hair. Urban Dictionary

A term for someone who feels affection for Aircraft. Often an attraction to the beauty and design of a plane or helicopter, but can also refer to love for the history, freedom, security, or agility of the aircraft. Also typified by those who feel joy in being able to see and admire the beauty of these beastly creations either for free from the internet or at a variable price to see them up close and personal. Aircraft sexuals, like many alternative lifestyle groups, have been ruthlessly attacked by hate-filled bigots. Fearing violence and protests, most aircraft sexuals are forced to hide their biological affection from vocal and violent prejudice. Aircraft sexuals are frequently hidden from the world as they are discriminated by many and all, this is an unfair standard that we live in. Urban Dictionary

Aircraft dope is a substance painted onto fabric-covered aircraft to tauten the skin. Airplane glue was to be applied only in well-ventilated areas. Breathing the fumes made people dopey acting stupid, foolish, and clumsy. The term dope is generally used today to refer to anything that gets people high either pharmaceuticals or the evening news. Dopers may appear stupefied, confused, muddled, befuddled, disorientated, groggy, or muzzy. Urban Dictionary

When you put tons of massage or baby oil onto a girls back, and then run and jump on her back. While sliding across her oiled up backside, the goal is to throw your boner down between her cheeks and try to stop yourself, similar to the way planes land on a aircraft carrier. Urban Dictionary

Unusually large feet; usually of size 13 or up for men. Urban Dictionary

A girl that's completely flat chested, much like the deck of an aircraft carrier. Contrast a girl with "cruiser-sized turrets". Urban Dictionary

A big warship that replaced the battleship class near the end of WWII. aircraft carriers serve as mobile airbases so a country which owns one of those can perform airstrikes on targets on the other side of the world even if they dont have a airbase nearby. usually escorted by destroyers and cruisers aswell as frigates and submarines in a carrier group. Urban Dictionary

The accumulation of ice on the exposed surfaces of aircraft when flying through supercooled water drops (cloud or precipitation). Aircraft iceing is a form of parasitic interference drag. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to aircraft:
aircraft, air craft, aircrafts, warcraft, ashcraft, airshaft, witcraft.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word aircraft:
monoplane, cessna, airbus, biplane, boeing, hawker, hangar, takeoff, carrier, flown, fuselage, cockpit, glider, aviation, flew, jet, runway, usaf, airline, bomber, taxi, flight, helicopter, reconnaissance, airfield, flying, raf, squadron, planes, fighter, radar, aerospace, aerial, prototype, landing, powered, wing, airport, altitude, manufacturer, fly, air, pilot, maintenance, airborne, configuration, fitted, gear, tactical, kit, jets, engine, equipped, uss, cabin, delivered, supplied, bombing, missions, wings, operational, cargo, missile, nose, deployed, combat, crash, fleet, deck, plane, factory, tail, fuel, operations, damaged, warning, bomb, conventional, douglas, landed, modified, personnel, designation, manufactured, accident, crew, operated, capable, passenger.

Words that rhyme with aircraft:
draft, craft, graft, shaft, draught, raft, daft, aft, chaffed, haft, witchcraft, taft, overdraft, kraft, handicraft, spacecraft, hovercraft, handcraft, antiaircraft, camshaft, updraft, statecraft, laughed, stagecraft, crankshaft, staffed, redraft, autographed, understaffed, choreographed, downdraft, butt shaft, bank draft, graphed, life raft, telegraphed, skin graft, photographed, starcraft, pleasure craft, gaffed, air shaft, sight draft, sleeping draught, ashcraft, landing craft, william howard taft, krafft, schoolcraft, corneal graft, balsa raft, calfed, overstaffed, time draft, rotor shaft, foreign draft, mosquito craft, rotating shaft, transmission shaft, siegecraft, craycraft, beechcraft, haycraft, biocraft, childcraft, colorcraft, computercraft, designcraft, gemcraft, hutchcraft, metallgesellschaft, northcraft, ravenscraft, raycraft, reycraft, tandycraft, whitcraft.

Adjectives that are often used to describe aircraft:
military, german, commercial, american, japanese, civil, small, modern, wing, british, based, light, supersonic, naval, soviet, anti, flying, tactical, range, engine, powered, private, civilian, engined, larger, hostile, advanced, conventional, operational, smaller, additional, israeli, manned, russian, performance, speed, experimental, friendly, heavy, available, driven, unidentified, italian, 130, maritime, line, subsonic, seat, borne, capable, sophisticated, carrying, built, largest, unmanned, type, altitude, iraqi, serviceable, five, suitable, equipped.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective aircraft:
guns, fire, gun, batteries, artillery, missiles, defences, weapons, battery, gunners, defence, shells, units, defenses, defense, missile, armament, unit, protection, barrage, systems, shell, weapon, positions, regiment, cannon, battalion, equipment, crews, gunnery, ammunition, regiments, gunner, gunfire, sites, emplacements, cruiser, battalions, carriers, installations, rockets, carrier, bursts, cruisers, ships, rocket, firing, weaponry, ship, searchlights, troops, divisions, personnel, capability, division, shrapnel, crew, stations, cannons, site, post, devices, brigade, radar, emplacement, posts, corps, detachment, formation, cover, mount, mounts, flak, capabilities, engines, barrages, launchers, brigades.

Words that sound like aircraft:
aircraft, air craft, aircrafts, warcraft, ashcraft, air shaft, ashcroft, arkwright, moorcroft, craycraft, barcroft, cracraft, hovercraft, aircrew, arrowroot, engraft, air current, air crew, ecrit, starcraft, watercraft, work rate, bushcraft, scruffed, work shift, star craft, haycraft, rycroft, cockroft, water craft, witchcraft, egret, airlift, eckert, accrete, air raid, lovecraft, errorist, ariat, kingcraft, air lift, undercroft, airfreight, acrite, agrapha, bear cat, pleasure craft, ekelhaft, ingraft.