bush helicopter
bush helicopter noun: a helicopter designed or used for operations in remote, undeveloped, or wilderness regions, often for transportation, medical evacuation, surveying, or supply delivery where there are no established airstrips or infrastructure.

Noun
bush helicopter (plural bush helicopters)
- A helicopter designed or used for operations in remote, undeveloped, or wilderness regions, often for transportation, medical evacuation, surveying, or supply delivery where there are no established airstrips or infrastructure.
Forms of bush helicopter
| plural | bush helicopters |
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Origin of bush helicopter
From bush + helicopter.
Questions about bush helicopter
- What does bush helicopter mean?
- Bush helicopter means a helicopter designed or used for operations in remote, undeveloped, or wilderness regions, often for transportation, medical evacuation, surveying, or supply delivery where there are no established airstrips or infrastructure.
- What part of speech is bush helicopter?
- Bush helicopter is a noun.
- What is the plural of bush helicopter?
- The plural of bush helicopter is bush helicopters.
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