fairwater plane
fairwater plane noun: a diving plane mounted on or near the sail of a submarine, used to cause the submarine to rise or sink without pitching up or down.

Noun
fairwater plane (plural fairwater planes)
- A diving plane mounted on or near the sail of a submarine, used to cause the submarine to rise or sink without pitching up or down.
Forms of fairwater plane
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Questions about fairwater plane
- What does fairwater plane mean?
- Fairwater plane means a diving plane mounted on or near the sail of a submarine, used to cause the submarine to rise or sink without pitching up or down.
- What part of speech is fairwater plane?
- Fairwater plane is a noun.
- What is the plural of fairwater plane?
- The plural of fairwater plane is fairwater planes.
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