Aviation Slang

noun a sudden and violent explosion

verb to launch or take off, especially in reference to a rocket or spacecraft

noun a person's name, typically a female given name

• Jennifer is a highly respected researcher in the field of neuroscience.
• Jenny is always up for a good time with her friends.
• Did you see Jenny's new ride? It's sick!
• Jenny's smile could light up a room.

noun a large seagoing vessel

verb to transport or send by ship

• The cargo ship arrived at the port to unload its goods.
• I can't wait to go on a cruise ship for vacation!
• Let's ship it and see what happens.
• Their relationship is like a ship sailing through rough waters.

noun a speaker used for communication in a two-way radio system

• The squawk box in the office is used for important announcements.
• Hey, did you hear the message on the squawk box?
• I can't stand the constant noise coming from that squawk box.
• Her voice on the phone was like a squawk box, loud and annoying.