Aerodynamics Vocabulary

adjective describing something that has been made more efficient or simplified

• The company implemented a new software system to create a more streamlined process for managing inventory.
• I love how the new website design is so streamlined and easy to navigate.
• The new car model has a really sleek and streamlined look to it.
• Her thoughts were like a streamlined river, flowing effortlessly towards a clear goal.

noun a mass of whirling fluid or air, especially a whirlpool or whirlwind

• The meteorologists predicted a powerful vortex forming in the Atlantic Ocean.
• I heard there's a crazy vortex swirling out in the ocean.
• Dude, did you see that vortex spinning like crazy?
• Her emotions were like a vortex, pulling everyone around her into the turmoil.

noun a small wing-like structure attached to an aircraft's wingtip to improve aerodynamic efficiency

• The new aircraft design includes a winglet to improve fuel efficiency.
• I heard that adding a winglet to the plane can help save on fuel costs.
• Check out the cool winglet on that jet!
• Her creativity was the winglet that helped her soar above the competition.

noun a person who participates in the extreme sport of wingsuit flying, in which a special jumpsuit with fabric between the limbs allows for gliding through the air

• The wingsuiter carefully packed their parachute before jumping off the cliff.
• I heard that wingsuiter dude is going to attempt a new record jump this weekend.
• That wingsuiter is totally fearless, man.
• She felt like a wingsuiter navigating through the challenges of starting her own business.