jet; jet aircraft; an airplane propelled by jet engines

(bound form) jet-propelled; powered by jet engines

a general term for any opening or passage that allows gases to escape; specifically a volcanic fumarole that emits steam or gases near a crater

Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology (GALCIT, from 1926) or the Guggenheim Jet Propulsion Center (from 1943)

A type of jet engine where air is compressed, mixed with fuel and burned, then exhausted through a turbine that powers the compressor, creating thrust.

an aviation engine that uses the reaction force of high-speed gas jets produced by burning fuel as power; used in high-speed aircraft and rockets

jet aircraft; any airplane powered by jet engines

Jet Propulsion Laboratory, a research and development center located in Pasadena, California