engine-rich
engine-rich adjective: pertaining to a condition where a rocket engine is being consumed and expelled as part of the rocket exhaust, where it is not a part of normal operations.
Adjective
engine-rich (comparative more engine-rich, superlative most engine-rich)
- Pertaining to a condition where a rocket engine is being consumed and expelled as part of the rocket exhaust, where it is not a part of normal operations.
- Pertaining to a condition where there is excessive fuel in the fuel-to-air ratio, in the running of an internal combustion engine.
- Synonyms:
- rich, fuel-rich, oxygen-poor
Synonyms of engine-rich
- rich
- fuel-rich
- oxygen-poor
Antonyms
Forms of engine-rich
| comparative | more engine-rich |
|---|---|
| superlative | most engine-rich |
Questions about engine-rich
- What does engine-rich mean?
- Engine-rich means pertaining to a condition where a rocket engine is being consumed and expelled as part of the rocket exhaust, where it is not a part of normal operations.
- What part of speech is engine-rich?
- Engine-rich is an adjective.
Words near engine-rich in the dictionary
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