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(Definition of automatic pilot noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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SMART Thesaurus: Air travel: parts of aeroplanes
Synonyms and related words:
- -nosed suffix
- autopilot noun
- barf bag noun
- canopy noun (OF AIRCRAFT)
- cockpit noun
- flap noun (AIRCRAFT PART)
- flight recorder noun
- fuselage noun
- joystick noun
- nose noun (VEHICLE)
- pod noun (AIRCRAFT)
- port noun (LEFT)
- retrorocket noun
- rudder noun
- shell noun (COVERING)
- shock absorber noun
- skid noun
- starboard noun
- undercarriage noun
- wing noun (FOR FLYING)
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