aerobate
aerobate verb: to perform aerobatics.
Verb
aerobate (third-person singular simple present aerobates, present participle aerobating, simple past and past participle aerobated)
- To perform aerobatics.
- A Harvard was then aerobated with commendable elan, accompanied by the usual powerful noises and public comment. By this time everyone's aeronautical appetite was thoroughly whetted to receive the next event[…]1948, The Aeroplane, volume 75, page 412
- As the tower clears us downwind for landing, we thread our way gingerly through a hurtling mass of aerobating lightplanes.1966 August, Flying Magazine, volume 79, number 2
Forms of aerobate
| third-person singular present | aerobates |
|---|---|
| present participle | aerobating |
| past participle | aerobated |
| past | aerobated |
Origin of aerobate
Back-formation from aerobatics?
Questions about aerobate
- What does aerobate mean?
- Aerobate means to perform aerobatics.
- What part of speech is aerobate?
- Aerobate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of aerobate?
- The past tense of aerobate is aerobated.
Words near aerobate in the dictionary
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