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avia·tor (ā′vē āt′ər; occas. av′ē-)
noun
Etymology: Fr aviateur
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Possessives
- watch: It is a large and substantial watch, and like the others in the Airspeed line is designed as an aviator's instrument watch.
Converse of object
- pioneer: Amy Johnson, the pioneering aviator, will be celebrated on a Royal Mail stamp issued on 29 April.
Adjective modifier
- naval: Zimmerman, the son of a former naval aviator, is a native of Orange Park, Florida.
Modifies a noun
- sunglasses: Shop online for aviator Sunglasses - Clothing & Accessories at.. .
Noun used with modifier
- pioneer: Sir Thomas Sopwith, the pioneer aviator, was buried here in 1989.
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