jet
ਜੈੱਟ
definition
verb
the newlyweds jetted off for a honeymoon in New York
travel by jet aircraft.
blood jetted from his nostrils
spurt out in jets.
noun
a high-pressure shower with pulsating jets
a rapid stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small opening.
a private jet
an aircraft powered by one or more jet engines.
example
Theo sent a 'jet' of fire after him, but he turned and deflected it.
A mouse runs up the side of a sack like a clockwork toy, then suddenly stops dead and watches me with his little eyes like tiny 'jet' beads.
He insisted on training to fly a jumbo 'jet' despite an obvious lack of skill even with small planes.
She got on the small 'jet' plane that only took 50 or so passengers.
the gloss of her 'jet' hair
The Indian Government has also chosen to buy 66 Hawk advanced 'jet' trainer aircraft.
He opened his mouth wide and squirted a 'jet' of water in.
It appeared, he noticed, almost like a shiny black, like 'jet' , in the artificial orange glow.
a 'jet' of boiling water spurted over his hand
Enemies struck by gunfire don't just fall over backwards; they 'jet' blood like the lawn sprinkler in Hell, then collapse into a heap.
Saba's eyes shone like stones of black 'jet' as he greedily reached for the beer, downing it in one gulp.
a private 'jet'
Alison and Rachel boarded the private 'jet' at exactly 2 hours after the mission briefing.
They finally quit, then several airplanes flew over, then a 'jet' roared.
A confined 'jet' of compressed air pressurizes the inspiratory airflow.
The wort is pumped from the kettle, and forced back into the kettle through a 'jet' nozzle.
The net effect is a liquid 'jet' in the direction of the surface.
The liquid 'jet' as it strikes the solid surface can cause localized erosion and surface pitting.
Here, beads or pendants of 'jet' or similar materials have been found beside beads of amber, faience, bone, wood, shell or stone.
The Texans left on a 'jet' plane riding a Rocky Mountain high to Denver.
Imagine that a flow of liquid is proceeding in a smooth, regular fashion, but we can adjust a 'jet' to make the flow run faster or slower.
The buildings were designed to withstand the force of even a bigger jumbo 'jet' crashing.
'jet' black
Think of the Internet revolution as a supersonic 'jet' streaking through the sky.
The six freed hostages boarded a Libyan chartered 'jet' in Cebu yesterday on their way to Tripoli.
a 'jet' plane
According to dictionary definitions and everyday usage, a fountain is a 'jet' of water that spurts up into the air.
Gases streaming through this 'jet' hole cause the tube to rotate rapidly on its axis, so creating the humming sound.
I also heard what sounded like a muted 'jet' aircraft engine.
'jet' beads
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