Mach tuck
Mach tuck noun: a change in an aircraft's pitching tendency at transonic speeds, often manifesting as a strong tendency to pitch down into a dive.
Noun
Mach tuck (uncountable)
Verb
Mach tuck (third-person singular simple present Mach tucks, present participle Mach tucking, simple past and past participle Mach tucked)
- To experience Mach tuck.
Synonyms of Mach tuck
- tuck-under
Forms of Mach tuck
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Mach-tuck |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | Mach tucks |
| present participle | Mach tucking |
| past participle | Mach tucked |
| past | Mach tucked |
Questions about Mach tuck
- What does Mach tuck mean?
- Mach tuck means a change in an aircraft's pitching tendency at transonic speeds, often manifesting as a strong tendency to pitch down into a dive.
- What part of speech is Mach tuck?
- Mach tuck can be a noun or a verb.
Words near Mach tuck in the dictionary
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