Aviation Word Search — Hard

Play a free online Aviation word search puzzle. Difficulty: Hard. Find all 12 hidden words on the 12×12 grid below.

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Aviation word list, defined

STABILIZER /ˈsteɪbɪlaɪzər/ · noun
A device or system that maintains stability or equilibrium, or a person or thing that stabilizes something. Related: stabiliser, leveler, balancer, equalizer.
TAKEOFF /tækˈɒf/ · noun, verb
The act of taking off, especially of an aircraft from the ground. To begin or start something, such as a project or a career. Related: departure, launch, start, lift-off.
SUPERSONIC /ˌsuːpərˈsɒnɪk/ · adjective
Having or producing a speed greater than the speed of sound. Supersonic refers to speeds that exceed Mach 1, which is approximately 768 mph or 1,236 km/h at sea level. Related: ultrasonic, hypersonic, transonic, supercritical.
PROPELLER /ˈprɒpələr/ · noun
A rotating wing or airscrew that imparts a forward motion to an aircraft, boat, or other vehicle, typically by pushing against the air or water. Related: rotor, blade, fan, impeller.
TERMINAL /tɜːr.mɪn.əl/ · noun, verb
A terminal is a point of arrival or departure, especially for a train or bus. It can also refer to a device that provides a user interface to a computer or network. Related: endpoint, destination, station, interface.
THROTTLE /θrɒtəl/ · noun, verb
A throttle is a device for controlling the flow of a fluid, such as air or gas, or for regulating the speed of a machine. To throttle something means to slow it down or restrict its flow. Related: regulate, control, govern, restrain.
PROVISION /ˈprɒvɪʒən/ · noun, verb
A thing provided or arranged for in advance, especially for a particular purpose. To provide or equip with something necessary or useful. Related: arrangement, equipment, facilities, provisions.
SQUADRON /ˈskwɔːdɹən/ · noun
A unit of aircraft, typically consisting of 9 to 12 planes, or a group of ships or vehicles. Related: unit, group, formation, fleet.

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