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PROPELLENT FUEL
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propellent — propellant, propellent The noun propellant, meaning ‘a thing that propels’ (especially a rocket fuel or the agent in aerosol sprays), is the more familiar word. Propellent is an adjective meaning ‘capable of driving or pushing forward’ … Modern English usage
rocket fuel — noun an explosive charge that propels a rocket • Syn: ↑rocket propellant, ↑rocket propellent • Hypernyms: ↑charge, ↑burster, ↑bursting charge, ↑explosive charge, ↑propellant, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
rocket propellent — noun an explosive charge that propels a rocket • Syn: ↑rocket fuel, ↑rocket propellant • Hypernyms: ↑charge, ↑burster, ↑bursting charge, ↑explosive charge, ↑propellant, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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propelling — adjective tending to or capable of propelling propellant fuel for submarines the faster a jet plane goes the greater its propulsive efficiency universities...the seats of propulsive thought • Syn: ↑propellant, ↑propellent, ↑propulsive … Useful english dictionary
propulsive — adjective 1. having the power to propel propulsive coefficient • Pertains to noun: ↑propulsion 2. tending to or capable of propelling propellant fuel for submarines the faster a jet plane goes the greater its propulsive efficiency… … Useful english dictionary
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propellant — I. adjective also propellent Date: 1644 capable of propelling II. noun also propellent Date: 1814 something that propels: as a. an explosive for propelling projectiles b. fuel plus oxidizer used by a rocket engine c. a gas kept under pressure in… … New Collegiate Dictionary
propellant — propellant, propellent The noun propellant, meaning ‘a thing that propels’ (especially a rocket fuel or the agent in aerosol sprays), is the more familiar word. Propellent is an adjective meaning ‘capable of driving or pushing forward’ … Modern English usage
