Takeoff

What do we mean by takeoff?

The act of rising in flight. Used of an aircraft or a rocket. noun

The point or place from which one takes off. noun

An amusing imitative caricature, parody, or burlesque. noun

The act of taking off, in any sense; especially, an imitation or mimicking; a caricature; a burlesque representation. noun

The point at which one takes off; specifically, the point at which a leaper rises from the ground in taking a fence or bar. noun

In croquet, a stroke by which the player's ball is driven forward in the line of aim or nearly so, and the ball it touches is barely moved or even allowed to remain undisturbed. noun

To remove, as from the surface or outside; to remove from the top of anything. transitive verb

To cut off. transitive verb

To destroy. transitive verb

To remove; to invalidate. transitive verb

To withdraw; to call or draw away. transitive verb

To swallow. transitive verb

To purchase; to take in trade. transitive verb

To copy; to reproduce. transitive verb

To imitate; to mimic; to personate. transitive verb

To find place for; to dispose of transitive verb

To discount or deduct (from a price). transitive verb

To begin a leap from a surface or a flight into the air; especially, (of a bird or an airplane) to leave the ground and begin to fly. intransitive verb

To begin a period of accelerating growth or development. intransitive verb

To begin a journey; to depart. intransitive verb

The rising or ascent of an aircraft or rocket into flight.

A parody or lampoon of someone or something.

A quantification, especially of building materials.

The removal of sheets from the press.

The spot from which one takes off; specifically, the place from which a jumper rises in leaping.

Words that are spelled similarly to takeoff:
takeoff, take off, take-off, rakeoff.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word takeoff:
stol, airspeed, landing, runway, flaps, thrust, weight, flap, aborted, payload, airplane, retracted, cessna, climb, rotor, rudder, altitude, flight, faa, aircraft, cruising, propeller, cockpit, stall, clearance, fuselage, plane, airbus, cruise, roll, ramp, boeing, knots, crash, pilot, gear, jet, airborne, speed, engine, fuel, nose, rocket, vertical, endurance, airport, crew, visibility, flew, lift, killing, maximum, flown, configuration, horizontal, load, climbed, capability, drag, rotation, safely, accident, prototype, controller, diameter, wing, airfield, helicopter, jump, mph, bomber, wings, flying, variant, capabilities, planes, aboard, powered, distance, fly, aviation, angle, cabin, procedure, deck, failure, noise, gross, equipped, pounds, fitted, landed, conventional, structural, carrier, aerial, airline, cargo, craft, tail.

Words that rhyme with takeoff:
off, trough, scoff, cough, cutoff, loffe, lay off, runoff, quaff, standoff, boff, payoff, tradeoff, put off, doff, take off, kickoff, set off, drop-off, go off, drop off, cut off, get off, pull off, pay off, layoff, spinoff, kick off, pilaf, sign off, round off, rip off, show off, gough, knockoff, write off, stave off, knock off, piss off, run off, spin off, back off, come off, call off, turnoff, playoff, face off, ward off, goff, stroganoff, mazeltov, hold off, liftoff, rudolf, troff, tick off, break off, khrushchev, turn off, roll off, fend off, tip off, square off, head off, blow off, ripoff, tell off, brush off, romanov, pass off, fall off, shroff, cloff, fob off, snoff, molotov, cast off, rub off, mof, send off, checkoff, laugh off, jack off, hoff, lauf, knopf, shake off, let off, jerk-off, toss off, whooping cough, carry off, hof, live off, throw off, blastoff, give off, wear off, haaf, tipoff.

Adjectives that are often used to describe takeoff:
economic, vertical, short, first, industrial, normal, immediate, assisted, aborted, successful, initial, rapid, early, quick, foot, safe, smooth, real, conventional, maximum, horizontal, actual, perfect, slow, subsequent, capitalist, sudden, late, fast, detailed, proper, footed, engine, steep, easy, sound, pre, explosive, left, spectacular, routine, dramatic, soft, obvious, instant, imminent, hilarious, powered, superior, downwind, attempted, speedy, correct, rough, longer, technological, historic, concrete, uneventful, developmental, forward, funny, simulated, material, blind, shorter, asian, delayed.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective takeoff:
landing, time, checklist, checks, check, aircraft, power, stage, list, briefing, shaft, checklists, period, pricing, thrust.

Consonant match to takeoff:
take off, tick off, take-off, took off, tack off.

Words that sound like takeoff:
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