hovercraft

or Hov·er·craft

[ huhv-er-kraft, -krahft, hov- ]

/ ˈhʌv ərˌkræft, -ˌkrɑft, ˈhɒv- /

noun, plural hov·er·craft. Chiefly British.

ACV.

Origin of hovercraft

hover + craft

Words nearby hovercraft

hovea, hovel, hoven, hover, hover fly, hovercraft, hovering accent, hovering act, hovering vessel, hoverport, hovertrain

Example sentences from the Web for hovercraft

You'll get all the fighting you want from Hovercraft, if you can wait until then.

Mercenary |Dallas McCord Reynolds
Hovercraft has held a near monopoly in transport to Fairbanks.

Mercenary |Dallas McCord Reynolds
Isobel went off to make coffee in the portable galley in the rear of the second hovercraft.

Border, Breed Nor Birth |Dallas McCord Reynolds
The Hovercraft forces are screening everything they do with heavy cavalry units.

Mercenary |Dallas McCord Reynolds

She ran over the heavy sand, which drifted through the streets, to the hovercraft in which he had just pulled up.

Black Man's Burden |Dallas McCord Reynolds

British Dictionary definitions for hovercraft

hovercraft

/ (ˈhɒvəˌkrɑːft) /

noun

a vehicle that is able to travel across both land and water on a cushion of air. The cushion is produced by a fan continuously forcing air under the vehicle

BROWSE DICTIONARY

Learning

hovercraft

or Hov·er·craft

noun, plural hov·er·craft. Chiefly British.

Origin of hovercraft

Words nearby hovercraft

Example sentences from the Web for hovercraft

British Dictionary definitions for hovercraft

noun

BROWSE DICTIONARY

Learning

hovercraft

or Hov·er·craft

noun, plural hov·er·craft. Chiefly British.

Origin of hovercraft

Words nearby hovercraft

Example sentences from the Web for hovercraft

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British Dictionary definitions for hovercraft