jet

Powerful fluid stream

The most frequently encountered jet is an aircraft powered by a jet engine, that is, an engine that produces power by expelling a jet (a forceful stream) rearwards.

Any other strong stream of liquid or gas may also be called a jet (jets of water in a fountain).

The pervasive wind that flows west to east high in the atmosphere is called the jet stream.

A different kind of jet is a dense form of coal that is used in jewelry.

spray

nozzle

Flow-directing pipe fitting

  • spoutProjecting pouring tube
  • streamSteady continuous flow
  • waterClear essential liquid

pressure · hose · squirt · spew · sputter · gush · fountain · hydraulic · burst · forceful

aircraft

aviation

Flying or operating aircraft

  • airlinerLarge commercial passenger plane
  • turbineBlade-driven energy converter
  • cockpitPilot's control compartment

fuselage · runway · pilot · flight · takeoff · landing · altitude · winglet · tailfin · hangar

propulsion

thrust

Forceful forward motion

combustion · exhaust · kerosene · fuel · burner · scramjet · supersonic · velocity · mach · aerodynamics

black

ebony

Dense dark tropical wood

  • obsidianGlassy igneous rock
  • onyxLayered black-white gemstone
  • ravenLarge black carrion bird

coal · ink · sable · pitch · charcoal · midnight · soot · glossy · hair · lacquer

travel

jetsetter

Wealthy frequent traveler

flight · destination · airport · international · luxury · first-class · redeye · layover · boarding · itinerary

gemstone

lignite

Low-rank sedimentary fuel

beads · necklace · bracelet · polished · fossilized · organic · carbon · ornamental · carved · antique

stream

atmospheric

Of the air above

currents · meteorology · climate · westerlies · convection · altitude · cyclones · vortex · circulation

lag

fatigue

Weariness from prolonged exertion

melatonin · adjustment · disorientation · exhaustion · recovery · grogginess

Categories
Opposites
aircraft propulsion type

jetpropeller plane

Aircraft powered by propellers

prop plane · glider · sailplane · turboprop · biplane

color/luminosity

jetwhite

Absence of pigment

snow-white · ivory · alabaster · milk-white · pearl

fluid movement/flow intensity

jettrickle

Thin, slow stream

drip · dribble · ooze · seep · leak

Phrases
Family

jets, jettison, jetty, jet lag, jetted, jetting, jetliner, jetties, inkjet

Familiarity
Top 5,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G