pod-chute
pod-chute noun: a launch tube, airlock, or chute system used to deploy armored drop pods, escape pods, or atmospheric landers from a larger spacecraft.
Noun
pod-chute (plural pod-chutes)
- A launch tube, airlock, or chute system used to deploy armored drop pods, escape pods, or atmospheric landers from a larger spacecraft.
- “That stuff will burn off,” said Quent. “What a contraption!”
“The aerodynamics of a rock,” Svensk murmured. “Pod-chutes, perhaps, could be attached to these holes? I suggest as many as possible.”1969 November, James Tiptree, Jr., Worlds of IF, page 37 - My plastic pod-chute bore me gently toward the ground; the pods of the other Starguards floated above me in the angry sky.1983 March, Robert Williams, Heavy Metal Magazine, page 88
- “That stuff will burn off,” said Quent. “What a contraption!”
Forms of pod-chute
| plural | pod-chutes |
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Questions about pod-chute
- What does pod-chute mean?
- Pod-chute means a launch tube, airlock, or chute system used to deploy armored drop pods, escape pods, or atmospheric landers from a larger spacecraft.
- What part of speech is pod-chute?
- Pod-chute is a noun.
- What is the plural of pod-chute?
- The plural of pod-chute is pod-chutes.
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