Propeller

What do we mean by propeller?

A device for propelling an aircraft or boat, consisting of a shaft with radiating blades that are placed so as to thrust air or water in a desired direction when spinning. noun

In electricity, in the tangential system of traction, the moving part of the system, corresponding to the rotor of an alternator, which is drawn along by the inductive action of the stator-coils between the track and thus affords motive power for the attached cars. noun

One who or that which propels; in marine engineering, broadly, any contrivance or appliance, as a sail, paddle, oar, paddle-wheel, screw, etc., used for moving vessels floating upon the surface of water, or under the surface; in a more restricted and more generally accepted sense, any instrument or appliance, and especially a screw, used for marine propulsion and actuated by machinery (usually a steam-engine called a marine engine) carried by the vessel so propelled. noun

A boat or vessel driven by a propeller. noun

In fishing, a kind of trolling-hook with artificial bait, fitted with wings or flanges to make it spin in the water; a spinning-bait. noun

See the qualifying words. noun

One who, or that which, propels. noun

A contrivance for propelling a steam vessel, usually consisting of a screw placed in the stern under water, and made to revolve by an engine; a propeller wheel. noun

A steamboat thus propelled; a screw steamer. noun

The screw, usually having two or more blades, used in propelling a vessel. noun

One who, or that which, propels. noun

A mechanical device, with shaped blades that turn on a shaft, to push against air or water, especially one used to propel an aircraft or boat. noun

A steamboat thus propelled; a screw steamer. noun

A mechanical device that rotates to push against air or water noun

One who, or that which, propels.

A mechanical device with evenly-shaped blades that turn on a shaft to push against air or water, especially one used to propel an aircraft or boat.

A steamboat thus propelled; a screw steamer.

A spinnerbait.

A female of small proportions. Usually very attractive, slim, with large bossoms and a well balanced behind. A girl in which the office chair technique can be applied to. Urban Dictionary

The act of of moving your balls in a circular motion. Urban Dictionary

The act of vigorously spinning while mounted atop of a penis during sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

Usually a petite woman that you dream of having sex with by attaching the "propeller" to your knob and forcefully turning it around so that she becumes a spinning object. Urban Dictionary

Propel is a yummy, yummy, yummy sports drink. People on Crack love it. Urban Dictionary

A word used when wanting to describe a large force of impact but cant think of an actual word to use. Urban Dictionary

Synonym of 'wheels'. Adjective describing males that are smooth with girls. Urban Dictionary

Like a small woman "spinning" on a cock, except she puts her arms out to the side. Urban Dictionary

Usually a petite woman that you dream of having sex with by attaching the "propeller" to your knob and forcefully turning it around so that she becumes a spinning object. Urban Dictionary

The Rusty Propeller is a popular alcoholic drink of the Lehigh Valley. First created in 2009 at Lehigh University by an undergraduate it contains 24 oz of water, 6 oz of vodka, and two instant propel packets. It is traditionally berry flavored and served in a nalgene, but there have been many variations in flavor and drinking container since its creation in 2009. The Rusty Propeller is famous for its smooth taste, and ability to get individuals very intoxicated while simultaneously keeping them hydrated. This is an essential factor in preventing hangovers and the ability to wake up the next morning refreshed and ready to party again. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to propeller:
propeller, propelled, propellor, repeller, propellent, proller, propellers, groveller, properer, troweller.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word propeller:
empennage, pusher, cavitation, shaft, cowling, propel, yarrow, undercarriage, gearing, fuselage, tricycle, underwater, spinner, blades, rudder, submerged, driven, tractor, propulsion, gearbox, thrust, airflow, retractable, cockpit, rotor, radiator, steam, airframe, cruising, mounted, aft, blade, funnel, takeoff, turbine, engine, rpm, nose, dive, gear, specification, unmanned, motor, screw, cylindrical, prop, knots, vibration, speed, armament, exhaust, fitted, tandem, torque, admiralty, powered, electric, piston, steamer, surface, diameter, trailing, submarine, drag, pitch, reach, configuration, jet, depths, rated, stern, prototype, aircraft, canopy, maximum, landing, reduction, rectangular, fuel, airplane, flown, aluminium, sail, cabin, tail, rear, bow, supplied, arc, capable, fixed, composite, tips, enclosed, wing, diesel, hull, hub, flew, conventional.

Words that rhyme with propeller:
stellar, cellar, teller, dweller, seller, interstellar, heller, bestseller, storyteller, weller, feller, keller, lamellar, reseller, rathskeller, speller, smeller, yeller, rockefeller, steller, beller, bookseller, best seller, sneller, sheller, eller, sweller, geller, queller, sellar, zeller, meller, root cellar, cave dweller, oysters rockefeller, peller, wine cellar, kneller, mellor, scheller, reller, cottage dweller, stationery seller, storm cellar, ehler, mckellar, book seller, cyclone cellar, kellar, automatic teller, behler, schneller, automated teller, deller, tornado cellar, good speller, mehler, mackellar, poor speller, print seller, drumheller, marsteller, neller, kaehler, dehler, shelor, befell her, bellar, bookcellar, compel her, crassweller, dispel her, excel her, expel her, fell her, gfeller, hell her, impel her, kehler, l er, l her, langella, larzelere, mckeller, melear, parallel her, propel her, quell her, repel her, retell her, sell her, smell her, spell her, swell her, teffeteller, tell er, tell her, wehler, well her, yell her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe propeller:
bladed, screw, pitch, single, wooden, small, controllable, large, speed, marine, starboard, variable, conventional, spinning, broken, fixed, constant, rotating, hand, driven, foot, ducted, huge, big, rear, spare, ordinary, adjustable, reversible, handed, efficient, right, revolving, standard, vertical, diameter, damaged, electric, left, forward, larger, inch, bent, type, twobladed, aerial, powerful, submerged, typical, front, correct, suitable, smaller, ideal, hydraulic, horizontal, feathered, tiny, stern, automatic, solid, shrouded, fourbladed, giant, hydromatic, feathering, runaway, auxiliary, powered, twin, skewed, fouled, stainless.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective propeller:
combination, blades, blade, shafts, shaft, type, cavitation, diameter, aircraft, domain, engines, engine, plane, system, unit, fans, noises, interaction, revolutions, structure, end, combinations, speed, pump, design, heads, efficiency, chief, power, performance, planes, turbines, ship, boss, tip, airplane, rudder, drive, fan, niagara, disk, ships, hub, root, vessel, ice, noise, steamboat, jet, icing, fashion, systems, trouble, airplanes, twist, head, boats, control, plant, model, shafting, boat, units, rpm, propulsion, types, monticello, driven, arch, vessels, meter, ratio, studs, reduction, acts, pumps, experiments, meters, shape, fold, installations, load, arrangement, tests, repairs, reaction, wheels, motor, theories, characteristics, axis, damage, domains.

Consonant match to propeller:
properly, propellor, propyla, prop erly, propel a, propel her.

Words that sound like propeller:
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