Booster

What do we mean by booster?

One that boosts, as. noun

A device for increasing power or effectiveness. noun

An enthusiastic promoter, as of a sports team or school. noun

A radio-frequency amplifier. noun

The primary stage of a multistage rocket that provides the main thrust for launch, liftoff, and initial flight. noun

A booster shot. noun

One who steals goods on display in a store. noun

One who boosts. noun

In electricity, a device by which the electromotive force in an electric circuit is regulated. noun

An instrument for regulating the electro-motive force in an alternating-current circuit; -- so called because used to “boost”, or raise, the pressure in the circuit. noun

An enthusiastic supporter. noun

The first stage of a multistage rocket, providing all or part of the driving force at lift-off and until the second stage ignites, whether or not the booster stage is detached after the fuel is spent. Also called booster rocket. In some cases, a booster has been used to assist the takeoff of airplanes. noun

An immunizing medication given after an initial immunizing treatment, to provide increased or extended immunity. Also called booster dose. When in the form of an injection, it may be called a booster shot. noun

Any auxiliary device or part of a device to provide increased power, force, or effectiveness, as with a pumping device. noun

An explosive charge which is more powerful than a primer, used in conjunction with a primer to assure detonation of the main charge. Integrated blasting caps containing separate compartments for primer and booster are used as detonators for certain explosives. noun

Something that boosts. noun

The first stage of a multistage rocket that provides the thrust for liftoff and the initial flight noun

Someone who is a fan or supporter of something. noun

Someone who promotes a town or business noun

A member of a booster club. noun

Something that boosts.

The first stage of a multistage rocket that provides the thrust for liftoff and the initial flight

A motor-generator set used for voltage regulation in direct current electrical power circuits.

Someone who is a fan or supporter of something.

Someone who promotes a town or business

A member of a booster club.

A booster dose.

A term that serves to amplify or strengthen an utterance, such as "really".

A power-up item.

A package of cards or figurines designed to add to a player's collection.

A thief.

Words that are spelled similarly to booster:
booster, bolster, rooster, boaster, boosted, boster, wooster, booser, booter, boyster, fooster, -booster.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word booster:
sustainer, boosters, liftoff, packs, jettisoned, propellant, rip, reusable, rocket, pack, thrust, payload, soyuz, decks, atlas, launcher, pad, capsule, hurdle, titan, trajectory, beetle, saturn, missile, shuttle, orbit, launch, vaccine, spacecraft, alumni, cards, dose, falcon, starter, orbital, pump, explosive, propulsion, pumps, manned, nasa, atom, juice, separation, batman, gold, vacuum, liquid, dragon, seconds, boost, contributions, vehicle, powered, burn, flight, flown, deck, engine, altitude, stage, landing, solid, boxes, card, ted, draft, configuration, fuel, motor, shots, satellite, core, hunter, stages, guidance, lift, delta, charge, fitted, random, vertical, tank, safety, recovery, contain, diameter, sets, tanks, flew, rare, recovered, test, atmosphere, missions, tests.

Words that rhyme with booster:
rooster, brewster, schuster, wooster, klooster, bankworcester, boost her, goosed her, induced her, introduced her, loosed her, produced her, reduced her, reproduced her, seduced her, to stir, you stir.

Adjectives that are often used to describe booster:
great, solid, morale, immune, big, biggest, stage, real, last, enthusiastic, single, powerful, civic, octane, local, current, reversible, second, hydraulic, ardent, tremendous, major, annual, moral, greatest, negative, synchronous, strong, tetanus, huge, right, propellant, chief, fuel, differential, mechanical, effective, additional, signal, typical, active, giant, automatic, soviet, yearly, expendable, diphtheria, excellent, constant, tireless, prominent, reusable, rocket, liquid, psychological, avid, lift, routine, fueled, recoverable, loyal, town, terrific, spent, type, enormous, wonderful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective booster:
pump, system, combination, orbiter, shots, injections, pumps, diffusion, converter, spacecraft, pilot, field, rockets, separation, assembly, transformer, sets, editor, groups, club, stations, set, station, progressives, rocket, program, stage.

Consonant match to booster:
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Words that sound like booster:
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