Synonyms for Planes:

• n.

  •extents (noun)
  • Areas,
  • Territories,
  • Scales,
  • spaces,
  • rooms,
  • Measures,
  • zones,
  • scopes,
  • regions,
  • stretches,
  • fields,
  • reaches,
  • leeways,
  • lengths,
  • dimensions,
  • spans,
  • Plateaus,
  • extents,
  • Neighborhoods,
  • volumes,
  • ranges.
  •tools (noun)
  • squares,
  • tools,
  • jigsaws,
  • buzz saws,
  • bow saws,
  • posthole augers,
  • scissors,
  • lug wrenches,
  • pickaxes,
  • mallets,
  • circular saws,
  • gouges,
  • scythes,
  • ball-peen hammers,
  • table saws,
  • bench drills,
  • jointers,
  • pliers,
  • augers,
  • chisels,
  • crosscut saws,
  • band saws,
  • keyhole saws,
  • sickles,
  • arc welders,
  • monkey wrenches,
  • hedge trimmers,
  • screwdrivers,
  • staplers,
  • hacksaws,
  • lathes,
  • cold chisels,
  • Axes,
  • wrenches,
  • trowels,
  • claw hammers,
  • wrecking bars,
  • grindstones,
  • back saws,
  • tin snips,
  • Knives,
  • grapnels,
  • pipe wrenches,
  • tire irons,
  • radial arm saws,
  • awls,
  • emery wheels,
  • drill presses,
  • sledgehammers,
  • hatchets,
  • saws,
  • ripsaws,
  • planers,
  • spades,
  • chain saws,
  • vises,
  • coping saws,
  • spanners,
  • crowbars,
  • scroll saws,
  • shovels,
  • welders,
  • shears,
  • hoes,
  • levels,
  • snips,
  • handsaws,
  • hammers,
  • punches,
  • edgers,
  • wedges,
  • miter boxes,
  • jackknives,
  • Drills,
  • machetes,
  • calipers,
  • picks,
  • spoke shaves,
  • files.

• v.

  •flattens (verb)
  • compresses,
  • grades,
  • deflates,
  • squishes.
  •smoothes (verb)
  • slicks,
  • flattens,
  • burnishes,
  • sands,
  • glosses,
  • evens,
  • glazes,
  • smoothes,
  • grinds,
  • Polishes.

Paraphrases for Planes:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, plural
    airplanes.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Aircrafts.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, plural
    Aircrafts.
  • Proper noun, singular
    aircraft.
  • Noun, plural
    Helicopters, machines, Vehicles, Aircrafts, aircraft, airlines.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    airplane, aeroplane, aeroplanes, airliner, jet, jets.
  • Noun, plural
    airplanes, airliners, fighters, bombers, aeroplanes, jets.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, plural
    Helicopters, charts.
  • Proper noun, singular
    aeronautics, aero, FAA, curriculum, CAA, airways, U.S., mother, us, plan, flight, flights, airline, airlines.
  • Noun, plural
    communications, fields, passengers, Telephones, operations, airports, Carriers, engines, airships, platforms, terminals, shuttles, outlines, observations, spheres, overflights, airframes, instruments, dimensions, perspectives, phones, implements, fixed-wing, expanses, plains, gunships, captains, respects, appliances, Arenas, squadrons, aspects, Ships, workplans, Cameras, announcements, warships, crashes, Maps, terms, machinery, machineries, Plays, consoles, Plants, Capabilities, computers, agendas, Areas, Apparatuses, sealers, equipment, equipments, layers, harvesters, packages, mechanisms, courses, contexts, ways, Schedules, naps, handsets, Missions, systems, scanners, Scales, schematics, specs, combatants, designs, buses, Shelves, models, diagrams, tickets, pieces, Opportunities, devices, frames, maximum, programmes, routes, VOLS, fittings, sorties, Robberies, boilers, gadgets, charts, fans, radios, sets, Boxes, sites, sketches, items, prints, Chips, RIGS, monitors, men, PROSPECTS, fixtures, Bodies, Thefts, raids, heaters, Bases, aeronautics, Tracks, fronts, Ones, frameworks, units, hunters, grades, meters, racks, Shots, birds, counts, plans, flights.
  • Interjection
    -wait.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, plural
    plans.
  • Proper noun, singular
    plans.
  • Noun, plural
    drones, pilots.

Planes Sentence Examples:

• For a point considered as made up of all the lines and planes through it he has ventured to use the term point system, as being the natural dualization of the usual term plane system.

• The planes of the first three clocks, it will be seen, were approximately at right angles to the direction of the Woodstock epicentre, and B and C were indeed stopped in the manner just described; while the plane of shock D was nearly perpendicular to the direction of the Rantowles epicentre.