 aeroClick to Search aero |
| of air or oxygen |
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aerobacterClick to Search aerobacter |
| type of bacteria present in the air |
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aeroballisticsClick to Search aeroballistics |
| ballistics combined with the science of aerodynamics that deals mainly with the motion through the atmosphere (especially of missiles) |
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aerobaticClick to Search aerobatic |
| of aerobatics; performed in an airplane or glider |
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aerobaticsClick to Search aerobatics |
| stunts performed in the air in an aircraft or glider |
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aerobeClick to Search aerobe |
| microorganism that can only survive in the presence of oxygen |
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aerobicClick to Search aerobic |
| needing oxygen to live (of an animal, plant, tissue, etc.); pertaining to oxygen; pertaining to aerobics |
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aerobic danceClick to Search aerobic dance |
| aerobic dancing, type of exercise which involves rhythmic movement to music |
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aerobic dancingClick to Search aerobic dancing |
| type of exercise which involves rhythmic movement to music |
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aerobicallyClick to Search aerobically |
| in an aerobic manner, through the presence or effects of oxygen |
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aerobicise (Brit.)Click to Search aerobicise (Brit.) |
| exercise for the purposes of bringing to good physical condition using aerobics; tone one`s body by aerobic exercise, give a healthy elasticity to one`s body by means of aerobics; engage in aerobics (also aerobicize) |
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aerobicised (Brit.)Click to Search aerobicised (Brit.) |
| given a healthy elasticity to one`s body by means of aerobics (also aerobicized) |
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aerobicize (Amer.)Click to Search aerobicize (Amer.) |
| exercise for the purposes of bringing to good physical condition using aerobics; tone one`s body by aerobic exercise, give a healthy elasticity to one`s body by means of aerobics; engage in aerobics (also aerobicise) |
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aerobicized (Amer.)Click to Search aerobicized (Amer.) |
| given a healthy elasticity to one`s body by means of aerobics (also aerobicised) |
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aerobicsClick to Search aerobics |
| exercises for improving the body`s oxygen intake; aerobic exercises |
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aerobiologyClick to Search aerobiology |
| branch of biology which studies organisms and particles which are carried in the air (such as bacteria, spores, etc.) |
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aerobiosisClick to Search aerobiosis |
| life supported by the presence of oxygen (Biology) |
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aerobioticClick to Search aerobiotic |
| lives in oxygen-filled or air-filled environment |
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aerobusClick to Search aerobus |
| airplane designed to carry passengers |
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aerocameraClick to Search aerocamera |
| aerial camera |
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aerocarrierClick to Search aerocarrier |
| aircraft carrier |
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aerodontalgiaClick to Search aerodontalgia |
| tooth pain caused by low barometric pressure (such as occurs during a flight) |
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aerodontiaClick to Search aerodontia |
| study of how high altitude flying affects the teeth |
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aerodynamic efficiencyClick to Search aerodynamic efficiency |
| degree of effectiveness of a design for dealing with the effects of wind and gases on a body |
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aerodynamic formClick to Search aerodynamic form |
| shape which is designed to move through air easily |
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aerodynamic missileClick to Search aerodynamic missile |
| missile designed to create the least amount of resistance as it moves through the air |
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aerodynamic shapeClick to Search aerodynamic shape |
| shape which is designed to move through air easily |
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aerodynamicalClick to Search aerodynamical |
| designed for flight, built according to the laws of aerodynamics (science which studies the relationship between air and solid objects moving through it) |
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aerodynamicallyClick to Search aerodynamically |
| in an aerodynamic manner, in accordance with the laws of aerodynamics |
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aerodynamicsClick to Search aerodynamics |
| study of the relationship between air and solid objects moving through it (Physics) |
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aerodyneClick to Search aerodyne |
| any aircraft that is heavier than air |
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aeroembolismClick to Search aeroembolism |
| pains caused by a sudden drop in atmospheric pressure (such as occurs during a flight) |
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aeroengineClick to Search aeroengine |
| aircraft engine |
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aerofoil sectionClick to Search aerofoil section |
| shape of the wing of an aircraft which influences its aerodynamics |
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aerogeneratorClick to Search aerogenerator |
| wind generator, generator that extracts utilizable energy from winds, windmill |
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aerogenicClick to Search aerogenic |
| gas-producing (pertaining to certain varieties of bacteria) |
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aerogenousClick to Search aerogenous |
| gas-producing, aerogenic (pertaining to certain varieties of bacteria) |
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aerogramClick to Search aerogram |
| air-mail letter, letter which is transported by aircraft |
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aerogrammeClick to Search aerogramme |
| air-mail letter, letter which is transported by aircraft |
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aerographClick to Search aerograph |
| (Meteorology) any self-recording device that records atmospheric measurement and is carried in flight by aircraft |
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aerographyClick to Search aerography |
| study or description of the quality and structure of the atmosphere |
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aerogunClick to Search aerogun |
| gun mounted on an aircraft |
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aerojetClick to Search aerojet |
| pertaining to jet engine aircraft |
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aeroliteClick to Search aerolite |
| meteorite consisting primarily of stony matter |
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aerologicalClick to Search aerological |
| of aerology, pertaining to a branch of meteorology which studies the upper part of the atmosphere (Meteorology) |
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aerologistClick to Search aerologist |
| one who specializes in aerology (branch of meteorology which studies the upper part of the atmosphere) |
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aerologyClick to Search aerology |
| branch of meteorology which studies the upper part of the atmosphere |
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aeromechanicClick to Search aeromechanic |
| aviation mechanic; mechanic who is an expert in aeronautics |
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aeromechanicClick to Search aeromechanic |
| of or pertaining to aerodynamics |
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aeromechanicsClick to Search aeromechanics |
| science of the study of the movement of air and gases |
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aeromedicalClick to Search aeromedical |
| pertaining to aeromedicine (branch of medicine dealing with diseases and disturbances resulting from flying) |
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aeromedicineClick to Search aeromedicine |
| branch of medicine dealing with diseases and disturbances resulting from flying |
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aerometerClick to Search aerometer |
| instrument that determines density of air and other gases |
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aeromodelerClick to Search aeromodeler |
| person who designs and constructs flying-models; person whose hobby is building and flying model planes |
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aero-modelingClick to Search aero-modeling |
| designing and construction of flying-models; hobby of building and flying model planes |
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aeromodellingClick to Search aeromodelling |
| designing and construction of flying-models; hobby of building and flying model planes |
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aeronautClick to Search aeronaut |
| pilot of a lighter-than-air craft (i.e. balloon); person traveling in an airship |
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aeronauticClick to Search aeronautic |
| of aeronautics, pertaining to the study of flight, of the science of flight |
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aeronautical engineerClick to Search aeronautical engineer |
| engineer skilled in aerodynamics |
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aeronautical engineeringClick to Search aeronautical engineering |
| technical body of knowledge dealing with aerodynamics |
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Aeronautical IndustryClick to Search Aeronautical Industry |
| industry within government security which deals with aviation |
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aeronauticallyClick to Search aeronautically |
| from an aeronautic standpoint |
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aeronavigationClick to Search aeronavigation |
| air navigation |
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aeroneurosisClick to Search aeroneurosis |
| nervous disorder suffered by aviators (characterized by depression, lack of self esteem, etc.) |
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aerootitisClick to Search aerootitis |
| from the term "aerotitis media" (inflammation of the middle ear caused by changes in atmospheric pressure) |
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aeropauseClick to Search aeropause |
| outer border of the earth`s atmosphere beyond which it is presently impossible to conduct manned flights |
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aerophagiaClick to Search aerophagia |
| abnormal gulping of air (sometimes caused by hysteria or gastric problems) |
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aerophobiaClick to Search aerophobia |
| abnormal fear of air (particularly drafts) and gases |
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aerophoneClick to Search aerophone |
| any of a class of musical instruments in which a vibrating mass of air produces the initial sound |
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aerophoreClick to Search aerophore |
| air tank containing compressed air for use in the event of suffocation |
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aerophyteClick to Search aerophyte |
| epiphyte, plant which grows on another plant but is not a parasite |
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aeroplane carrierClick to Search aeroplane carrier |
| aircraft carrier |
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aeroplane performanceClick to Search aeroplane performance |
| aeroplane`s ability to perform |
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aeroplane skeletonClick to Search aeroplane skeleton |
| inner supporting framework of an aeroplane |
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aeroplanktonClick to Search aeroplankton |
| small organisms carried in the air |
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aerosinusitisClick to Search aerosinusitis |
| inflammation of sinuses due to changes in atmospheric pressure |
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AerosmithClick to Search Aerosmith |
| famous American rock and roll band |
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aerosolClick to Search aerosol |
| liquid substance stored under pressure and released as a fine spray; container in which this is stored; tiny particle suspended in the atmosphere and carried by the wind (Ecology) |
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aerosolisation (Brit.)Click to Search aerosolisation (Brit.) |
| scattering of a liquid substance into the air in a fine mist; transformation of something into an aerosol (also aerosolization) |
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aerosolise (Brit.)Click to Search aerosolise (Brit.) |
| convert something into spray; scatter or discharge as an aerosol; pack or contain in aerosol form (also aerosolize) |
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aerosolization (Amer.)Click to Search aerosolization (Amer.) |
| scattering of a liquid substance into the air in a fine mist; transformation of something into an aerosol (also aerosolisation) |
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aerosolize (Amer.)Click to Search aerosolize (Amer.) |
| convert something into spray; scatter or discharge as an aerosol; pack or contain in aerosol form (also aerosolise) |
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aerospaceClick to Search aerospace |
| atmosphere of the Earth and outer space |
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aerospace engineeringClick to Search aerospace engineering |
| branch of engineering dealing with the development and design and testing of aircrafts and space vehicles |
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aerospace medicineClick to Search aerospace medicine |
| aviation medicine, aeromedicine, branch of medicine that deals with diseases and physical disturbances resulting from flying (specifically with space flight) and their treatment |
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Aerospatiale SaClick to Search Aerospatiale Sa |
| French aircraft manufacturer (member of European consortium) |
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aerosphereClick to Search aerosphere |
| atmosphere, layer of gases surrounding the earth |
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aerostatClick to Search aerostat |
| device that floats in the air (i.e. air ballon, blimp, dirigible); balloonist, pilot of a lighter-than-air aircraft |
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aerostaticClick to Search aerostatic |
| pertaining to aerostatics; capable of supporting aerostats |
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aerostaticalClick to Search aerostatical |
| aeronautic, of aeronautics, pertaining to the study of flight, of the science of flight; pneumatic; of or pertaining to aerostatics, of aerostats |
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aerostaticsClick to Search aerostatics |
| science of the equilibrium of floatable devices (i.e. air ballon, blimp, dirigible) |
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aerostationClick to Search aerostation |
| science of the operation of aerostats |
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aerotherapeuticsClick to Search aerotherapeutics |
| treatment of disease using air or artificially created atmospheres (Medicine) |
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aerotherapyClick to Search aerotherapy |
| treatment of disease using air or artificially created atmospheres (Medicine) |
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aerotitisClick to Search aerotitis |
| from the term "aerotitis media" (inflammation of the middle ear caused by changes in atmospheric pressure) |
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aerotropismClick to Search aerotropism |
| tendency or growth toward a certain direction due to the influence of air (Biology) |
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