Words and phrases that have a meaning related to aerodynamic: (151 results)
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aero, monocoque, chassis, bodywork, airfoils, drag coefficient, aerodynamicist, strakes, diffuser, dampers, transonic, hydrodynamic, wankel engine, drivetrain, aerofoils, gearbox, underbody, torsional, airflow, roadholding, underwing, powerplant, dynamometers, wheelbase, rotor, cowling, fenders, turbo, tractive, nosecone, crankcases, fettling, mechanical, camber, engine, styling, braking, lumma, bargeboard, intake manifold, thruster, oversteer, accelerative, windblast, valving, torsion bar, propulsion, wankel rotary engine, radiator grille, camshaft, hydraulic, crankshaft, kinematics, tubeless tire, homologation, inlet manifold, rotor shaft, racecar, sportier, supersoft, jounce, turbocharger, torque, geometry, horsepower, pushrod, venturi, vibration, newtons, quattro, normally aspirated, boxfish, diffusor, inboard, puristic, gearset, driveshaft, maneuverability, skidpan, supercharger, winglet, stillen, brightwork, sleeker, sponsons, rollbar, sidecut, tire, epicyclic, radome, dihedral, airbrake, superbus, ailerons, piston, hypervelocity, nose cone, stiction, grippy, laminar flow, controllability, roofline, thermal, kinetic, catalytic, hardware, acoustic, directional, equipments, intra, linear, optimizations, selectors, supervisory, ap, caloric, filters, frequencies, intrinsic, mod, natural, spectral, tribological, biomechanical, acoustical, dynamic, frictional, rheological, thermomechanical, hydrodynamical, thermodynamic, psychoacoustic, statical, thermodynamical, aeroelastic, agronomic, electrokinetic, kinematic, pharmacokinetic, physicochemical
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Also try:aerodynamic lift, damper, ground effect, heat barrier, lift, muffler, reaction-propulsion engine, reaction engine, sonic barrier, sound barrier, thermal barrier
— Nouns for aerodynamic: forces, drag, force, heating, design, lift, efficiency, characteristics, theory, performance, shape, more...
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