dog tooth
dog tooth noun: a sharp zig-zag pattern on the leading edge of a wing which increases the vorticity over the wing and reduces spanwise flow. Also the alternative form of dogtooth.
Noun
dog tooth (plural dog teeth or dog tooths)
- A sharp zig-zag pattern on the leading edge of a wing which increases the vorticity over the wing and reduces spanwise flow.
Also used as
dog tooth is also the alternative form of dogtooth.
Forms of dog tooth
| plural | dog teeth |
|---|---|
| plural | dog tooths |
| alternative form | dogtooth |
| alternative form | dog-tooth |
| alternative form | dog's tooth |
Questions about dog tooth
- What does dog tooth mean?
- Dog tooth means a sharp zig-zag pattern on the leading edge of a wing which increases the vorticity over the wing and reduces spanwise flow.
- What part of speech is dog tooth?
- Dog tooth is a noun.
- What is the plural of dog tooth?
- The plural of dog tooth is dog teeth.
Words near dog tooth in the dictionary
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