Aerospace Engineering

noun a member of an air force, especially one who is trained to participate in aerial combat

• The airman received a medal for his bravery in combat.
• My cousin just became an airman in the Air Force.
• That airman is always the life of the party.
• The CEO is like an airman, guiding the company to success.

noun a small pointed missile that can be thrown or fired

verb move or run somewhere suddenly or rapidly

• The dart flew across the room and hit the bullseye on the dartboard.
• Let's play a game of darts and see who can hit the bullseye.
• I'm going to dart over to the store real quick to grab some snacks.
• Her words were like poisonous darts, piercing through his heart.

noun a material such as coal, gas, oil, or wood that is burned to produce heat or power

verb to supply or power with fuel

• The airline company uses jet fuel to power their airplanes.
• Make sure to fill up the car with fuel before we hit the road.
• I need to grab some gas to fuel up the car.
• Positive feedback can fuel motivation in the workplace.

noun a solid material that is typically hard, shiny, malleable, fusible, and ductile, with good electrical and thermal conductivity

• The metal used in the construction of the building is highly durable.
• I love listening to metal music, it always gets me pumped up.
• That car is so metal, it looks really cool.
• His heart was as cold as metal, showing no emotion towards the situation.

noun A small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) typically used for surveillance or reconnaissance purposes.

• The military uses microdrones for surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
• I got a cool microdrone for my birthday, it's so fun to fly around.
• Check out this sick microdrone I just bought, it can do all kinds of tricks!
• The microdrone of gossip was buzzing around the office, spreading rumors everywhere.

noun Aer is a noun that refers to the mixture of gases that make up the Earth's atmosphere.

verb Aer is not a verb.

adjective Aer is not an adjective.

adverb Aer is not an adverb.

pronoun Aer is not a pronoun.

preposition Aer is not a preposition.

conjunction Aer is not a conjunction.

interjection Aer is not an interjection.

article Aer is not an article.

• The aerodynamics of the new aircraft design are being closely studied by engineers.
• I love watching aerobatic displays at air shows.
• I feel like I'm floating on air when I go aerobics dancing.
• His ideas were so ahead of their time, they seemed to be from an aerodynamic future.