What is another word for hydroplane?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈa͡ɪdɹəplˌe͡ɪn], [ hˈaɪdɹəplˌeɪn], [ h_ˈaɪ_d_ɹ_ə_p_l_ˌeɪ_n]
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Synonyms for Hydroplane:
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- blowout,
- aquaplane,
- blindside,
- breakdown,
- bang up,
- accident,
- car crash,
- collision,
- break down,
- broadside.
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- cabin cruiser,
- boat,
- Bowser,
- canoe,
- coracle,
- barge,
- bulk carrier,
- cockleshell,
- canal boat,
- carrier.
v.
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- shove off,
- yaw,
- come about.
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- put in.
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- tack.
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- plunge.
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- ground.
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- put out.
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- pitch.
- glide,
- clipper,
- flit,
- aerodrome,
- Carvel,
- blade,
- airboat,
- sampan,
- parachute,
- cast-off,
- Xebec,
- flying boat,
- Lorcha,
- Caique,
- dirigible,
- wing,
- ferry,
- dugout canoe,
- Polacre,
- airlift,
- Aerostat,
- pilot balloon,
- Proa,
- Praam,
- Polacca,
- contrast,
- Aeroboat,
- defeat,
- gondola,
- Dogger,
- transparency,
- pontoon plane,
- hop,
- navigate,
- Howker,
- kayak,
- Hooker,
- airship,
- aircraft,
- pirogue,
- kite,
- vanish,
- boat seaplane,
- foil,
- enhancer,
- soar,
- floatplane,
- sailplane,
- zeppelin,
- galleon,
- carack,
- duck,
- triplane,
- junk,
- Bilander,
- be airborne,
- hovercraft,
- fell,
- catamaran,
- take wing,
- dhow,
- hover,
- felucca,
- Dahabeah,
- cruise,
- Galliass,
- flee,
- argosy,
- galley,
- sheet,
- log canoe,
- transparence,
- drift,
- prahu,
- fire balloon,
- take the air,
- balloon,
- Caravel,
- cruiser,
- Volplane,
- amphibian.
How to use "Hydroplane" in context?
One of the earliest forms of air travel was using watercraft. Artisans who crafted some of the earliest boats used their experience working with wood and fabrics to develop methods of using water to move people and cargo. From these early trips, a fascination was born with hydroplaning on water.
Over the years, hydroplanes have evolved into some of the fastest and most technologically advanced vehicles on the planet. Some of the most recognisable hydroplanes include the Don Nicholsonowned hydroplane that set the world speed record for water transportation in 1957. Modern hydroplanes can travel upwards of 200 miles per hour and are used for both competition and recreation.
Hypernym for Hydroplane:
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flying boat, pontoon plane, floatplane.
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