Definition 1 is: A flying-machine sustained in the
air when moved through it, as by a motor-engine, with one or more planes
at a slight angle. Source:
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Dictionary
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the German: flugzeug. This link will be to the Spanish:
avión.
Associations with airplane, Definition 1, are:
aeroplane is a noun. See Definition 1 above.
plane is a noun. Definition 4 of 4 is: A supporting
surface of an aeroplane. Source:
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monoplane is a noun. The only definition is: An aeroplane
with one pair of wings. Source:
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biplane is a noun. The only definition is: A form of aeroplane
consisting of two planes arranged one above the other: distinguished
from monoplane and triplane. Source:
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Dictionary. A long-distance trans-Atlantic non-stop
air-flight of 1,932 miles from Saint John's, Newfoundland, to Clifden, Ireland,
in 16 hours 12 minutes, was made by Captain J. Alcock and Lieutenant A. W.
Brown of the British Royal Flying Corps, in a Vickers biplane, June 14 and
15, 1919.
triplane is a noun. The only definition is: An aeroplane
consisting of three supporting planes arranged one above the other.
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Standard Dictionary
Definition 2 is: One of
the supporting surfaces or planes by means of which a flying-machine is sustained
in the air. Source:
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Associations with airplane, Definition 2, are:
wing as a noun. Definition 8 of 8 is: A sustaining
surface, as of a flying-machine. Source:
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Dictionary
Definition 3 is: A small
plane for experiments in aerostatics. Source:
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Associations with airplane, Definition 2, are:
aerostatics is a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: The
branch of pneumatics that treats of the mechanical properties of air and
gases not in motion.
The singular possessive of airplane is: airplane's. The plural
of airplane is: airplanes. The plural possessive of airplanes
is: airplanes'.
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