Crossword clues for rotors
rotors
- They take turns
- Chopper parts
- Whirlybird whirlers
- Fans have them
- Spinners
- Machine parts
- Copter features
- Copter propulsion
- Turning parts of a device
- Helicopter airfoils
- King of the Mountains' features: most fans need them
- Engine parts
- Turbine parts
- Copter parts
- Helicopter parts
- Chopper blades
- Copter spinners
Wiktionary
n. (plural of rotor English)
Usage examples of "rotors".
There were rotors and loud planes motorboating in the gray sky outside, but it was always quiet in the humid heat of this garden.
Immediately, the beat of the rotors increased, and Pnin, twisting his head to look out of one of the ports, saw his staff retreating to a distance where the downdraught would be less distressing.
There were glistening pinpoints of frost in the winter air, and the flashing blips of other rotors moving among the buildings.
Then the rest of them rifled in, and on the ground the rotors had the appearance of spidersblack bulgy bodies and pop-eyes and fangy jaws and slender bow legs.
They heard a bleep and at the same time the snap of the light switch and a brief camera whine just beyond the area where the rotors were parked.
It was not a matter of radioactivitythey had measured that before even cracking the canopies of their rotors and they had made sure that the level was safe.
They had three rotors real expensive onesand every single machine was damaged.
But who would rescue them when the rotors were snatched and flown away?
Flights of rotors sharked through the sky, and circled, and sank, as they dropped onto the flat tops of the towers or on the barge pads moored on the river.
The aircraftchoppers and rotors especiallyhad multiplied a thousandfold since the bridges had been secured against unlicensed ground vehicles.
The skylights dazzled-the river was on fire with them, and speckled with the insect shadows of rotors landing on barges and the patrolling gunships lumbering back and forth.
They had hired buglers and black rotors and they had spent millions to ensure that the ashes could not be stolen from the vault.
Above the station were rotors and skylights, and all the towers were lit.
Gunships and rotors patrolled the bay as if engaged in battle maneuvers in a silent war.
They were discolored and ragged, and where they had separated were wisps, and in between a clutch of nose-heavy rotors, one with a curling scorpionlike tail, and another with twin rotors, and the shuttle sausage, and a black gunship with indistinguishable markings.