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ace in a day

ace in a day noun: an aviator (usually a fighter pilot) who destroys five or more enemy aircraft (the number required to become an ace) in a single day.

Noun

ace in a day (plural aces in a day)

  1. An aviator (usually a fighter pilot) who destroys five or more enemy aircraft (the number required to become an ace) in a single day.

Forms of ace in a day

pluralaces in a day

Questions about ace in a day

What does ace in a day mean?
Ace in a day means an aviator (usually a fighter pilot) who destroys five or more enemy aircraft (the number required to become an ace) in a single day.
What part of speech is ace in a day?
Ace in a day is a noun.
What is the plural of ace in a day?
The plural of ace in a day is aces in a day.

Words near ace in a day in the dictionary

  1. ACDs
  2. ace
  3. ace bare
  4. ace boon coon
  5. ace boon coons
  6. ace in a day
  7. ace in the hole
  8. ACE inhibitor
  9. ACE inhibitors
  10. ace into
  11. ace K

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