aerodynamic vehicle
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aerodynamic vehicle
(′e·ro·dī′nam·ik ′vē·ə·kəl)
(aerospace engineering) A device, such as an airplane or glider, capable of flight only within a sensible atmosphere and relying on aerodynamic forces to maintain flight.
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