Crossword clues for jets
jets
- Sports team with the superfan Fireman Ed
- Nozzle streams
- New York NFL team
- Namath's team
- N. Y. team
- Jacuzzi features
- Hardcover covers
- Fleet fleet
- Airworthy fleet
- Airbus products
- 747s, e.g
- Winnipeg's NHL team or a New York NFL team
- Winnipeg NHLers
- Winners of Super Bowl III
- Vehicles that might be jumbo
- They taxi on the tarmac
- They fought the Sharks in "West Side Story"
- Team with a green-and-white football-shaped logo
- Team nicknamed Gang Green
- Supersonic aircraft
- Strong streams of water
- Spa spouts
- Spa spigots
- Sonic-boom sources
- Some planes
- Sharks' rivals
- Sharks' "West Side Story" rivals
- Sharks make them fighting mad
- Shark fighters
- Propellerless planes
- Parts of a sky line?
- One of two MetLife Stadium NFL teams
- NFL team known for the "New York Sack Exchange" in the 1980s
- NFL team aka "Gang Green"
- New York team once led by Joe Namath
- Namath and co
- MetLife Stadium team
- Many commuter planes
- Logan arrivals
- III winners
- Hot tub spouts
- Gridiron group that began as the Titans
- Gotham gridders
- Giants Stadium team
- Former Shea Stadium team
- Footballers who train at Hofstra University
- Flies, in a way
- Flies on a fast plane
- Fighters, for instance
- Fast-flying planes
- Fast-flowing water streams in Jacuzzis
- Early '60s Polo Grounds team, nowadays
- Delta force?
- Dashes (off)
- Craft in hangars
- Chad Pennington's team
- Butt Fumble team
- Boeing 787 Dreamliners, for example
- Boeing 767s and 777s, for example
- Boeing 747s, for example
- Boeing 747s, e.g
- Blue Angels craft
- Bills' opponents, on occasion
- Billionaires' planes
- Big Apple gridders
- Airline's planes
- Airline inventory
- Aircraft genre
- 767s, e.g
- 747 and 707
- 727, 747, etc
- 1969 Super Bowl winner
- Super Bowl III champs
- New York team that plays home games in New Jersey
- Hot tub inlets
- "West Side Story" gang
- New York footballers
- Bills' rivals
- Flight fleet
- Sharks' enemies
- High society
- Spurts from fountains
- "Cool your ___!"
- Boeing products
- Meadowlands squad
- Boeing 747s, e.g.
- They leave trails
- They're grounded when they're misbehaving
- Movie foes of the Sharks
- 767s, e.g.
- Things aircraft carriers carry
- 747s, e.g.
- One might ask for them to be cooled
- Atmospheric discharges (lasting 10 msec) bursting from the tops of giant storm clouds in blue cones that widen as they flash upward
- N.Y. N.F.L.ers
- 727, 747, etc.
- Team Namath once led
- Super Bowl winners in 1969
- They didn't stay at Shea
- Jacuzzi set
- New York 11
- "West Side Story" group
- N.F.L. team
- "West Side Story" faction
- Kennedy visitors
- Kennedy comers and goers
- Air travelers
- Boeing 747's and 767's
- They play at Shea
- Shea eleven
- Spouts
- Planes
- A.F.C. team
- What's in the centre of Skopje? Tsetse flies
- First person in Paris meets Rolling Stone and gushes
- Black separatists initially forming gang
- Fast planes
- Fast fliers
- Frequent fliers
- Jacuzzi feature
- 'West Side Story' gang
- NFL team whose fans spell out its name while cheering
- United group
- Meadowlands team
- Speedy planes
- Shea team
- Fast aircraft
- Airport fleet
- Whirlpool outlets
- Supersonic planes
- Hot tub features
- Fleet components
- Super Bowl III winners
- Spurts of water
- Sharks' foes
- New York gridders
- Band in an Elton John title
- Upset winners of Super Bowl III
- Turbo and prop
- Tony's buddies in ''West Side Story''
- The very rich may have private ones
- Super Bowl III winner
- Strong sprays
Wiktionary
n. (plural of jet English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: jet)
WordNet
n. atmospheric discharges (lasting 10 msec) bursting from the tops of giant storm clouds in blue cones that widen as they flash upward [syn: blue jets]
Usage examples of "jets".
Today, when it comes to scheduled passenger airline flights, both propellers and jets are about equally safe.
First of all, pay is usually based on seniority at an airline, so it may take many years until a pilot can fly the largest jets and achieve a higher pay scale.
And while jets do have parking brakes, the normal brakes cool down faster when the parking brakes are turned off, so to keep the airplane in place at the gate, the ground crew uses triangular chocks in front and back of the nose wheels.
Commercial jets have special radio receivers that pick up on the ILS signal to help in the runway approach, guiding the flight path both horizontally and vertically.
German-based Dasell Cabin Interior, while Boeing uses the Japanese firms Jamco and Yokohama Rubber for their wide-body and narrow-body jets, respectively.
The jets were faster than anything else in the sky, and they quickly shot down dozens of aircraft.
Unfortunately, the jets were the Messerschmitt Me262, and they were flown by the German Luftwaffe against the Allied forces.
Boeing 707 and Douglas DC-8, both four-engine aircraft with swept-back wings, were convincing passengers that jets could be safe, fast, and even economical.
Even better, these small aircraft, which are nowhere near as loud as large jets, will be able to use any of the more than 3,500 small airports that already exist in communities around the United States.
F28, F70, and F100: These jets have a rounded nose, and the tail extends farther forward than in most aircraft.
Business jets are often difficult to distinguish from each other from a distance.
As they waited, a familiar armored figure powered in on dorsal jets, touched down briefly, had a fast conversation with a group of officers, and then took off again.
There was Hi-Thrust fuel remaining in the tanks and one of the four tail jets was still in operative condition.
Its rear jets were flush on the hull of another ship packed into the mass.
Landing spacecraft cut drive jets and rode the same beams downward into the pits.