Fairey-Youngman flap
Fairey-Youngman flap noun: a kind of flap that drops down before sliding aft and then rotating up or down.
Noun
Fairey-Youngman flap (plural Fairey-Youngman flaps)
- A kind of flap that drops down before sliding aft and then rotating up or down.
Forms of Fairey-Youngman flap
| plural | Fairey-Youngman flaps |
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Questions about Fairey-Youngman flap
- What does Fairey-Youngman flap mean?
- Fairey-Youngman flap means a kind of flap that drops down before sliding aft and then rotating up or down.
- What part of speech is Fairey-Youngman flap?
- Fairey-Youngman flap is a noun.
- What is the plural of Fairey-Youngman flap?
- The plural of Fairey-Youngman flap is Fairey-Youngman flaps.
Words near Fairey-Youngman flap in the dictionary
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