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whirlybird::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | chopper, eggbeater, helicopter |
| Type of | heavier-than-air craft |
| Has types | shuttle helicopter, single-rotor helicopter, skyhook, cargo helicopter |
Examples of whirlybird
whirlybird
There's Santa's log cabin, whirlybird, chorus line, go-carts, carnival and train.
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Plenty of whirlybird pilots will be keen to get their hands on the real thing.
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Trees this year have been sending out a stunning number of those whirlybird seeds.
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Door slides open and we pile back into a huddle, waiting for the whirlybird to depart.
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A real-life whirlybird, Eckstein is a perpetual motion machine when comes to the plate.
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Then he launched off the wake in a whirlybird and cartwheeled his board like the hands of a clock.
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Not a shot was fired, or a paving stone displaced, when the whirlybird swooped into Santa Marta Acatitla.
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Then there are nights like tonight's infamous outing, as a Romano-hating helicopter finishes the job its whirlybird brother started.
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- Helicopter: an aircraft without wings that obtains its lift from the rotation of overhead blades
- Whirlybirds (sometimes called "The Whirlybirds" and "Copter Patrol" in syndication) is a television program produced in the United States by Desilu studios from 1957 to 1960. One hundred eleven episodes were produced. ...
- Wakeboard slang for back flip over the wake with a full 360 degree spin.
- Tantrum with a full-inverted 360 spin.
- This is the Tantrum with bonus overhead handle pass.
