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aviator Definition

avia·tor (āvē āt′ər; occas. avē-)

noun

an airplane pilot; flier

Etymology: Fr aviateur

aviator Synonyms

aviator

n.

aviator Usage Examples

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.
  • down: It also conducted the only successful rescue of a downed aviator using NVG.
  • see: In contrast, I would love to see The Aviator on the big screen again some time.
  • rate: They must be rated special operations aviators with an additional skill identifier of K4.

Adjective modifier

  • naval: Zimmerman, the son of a former naval aviator, is a native of Orange Park, Florida.
  • famous: The most famous aviator at Tibenham was James Stewart.
  • military: This hardcover edition reprints the tales of Blackhawk, a young military aviator, that were originally published in the 1940s.
  • French: WW1; three French aviators are shot down by German air Ace, von Stroheim.
  • early: You will not see people rushing about in a monstrous rig, all goggles and padding and gadgets like the early aviators.
  • young: With over 250 aircraft on show, there was plenty to experience for these four young aviators.

Modifies a noun

  • sunglasses: Shop online for aviator Sunglasses - Clothing & Accessories at.. .
  • r: And aviator r in the physics quot chance favors.
  • shade: Once the glaring afternoon sun fell into his eyes, he flipped down the aviator shades from his mesh hat.
  • style: It has an aviators style bi directional ratchet operated rotating navigational bezel.
  • glass: Extreme Eyewear The world's leading source for prescription aviator glasses, RX sunglasses, prescription sunglasses, motorcycle goggles and more.
  • goggle: Many of the drivers are attired in period race equipment and Aviator goggles are in abundance.

Noun used with modifier

  • pioneer: Sir Thomas Sopwith, the pioneer aviator, was buried here in 1989.
  • enemy: Berndt got out and then shot the enemy aviators on the road.
  • Internet: The AERADE team will have specific input into this project by creating a tutorial entitled the Internet Aviator.

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