Aviator is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AVIATOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a pilot who flies aircraft
• a pilot.
• denoting a style of sunglasses having a thin wire frame and large lenses
• a pair of aviator sunglasses
• pilot of an aircraft
• An experimenter in aviation.
• A flying machine.
• someone who operates an aircraft
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that aviates

Words related to AVIATOR

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Words that contain AVIATOR

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How to use AVIATOR in a sentence

• We found the aviator dead when we reached the machine.
• A French aviator last night threw four bombs, killing four men and wounding eight, and killing twenty horses and wounding ten more.
• Its color, its framework, its propeller, and its aviator showed distinctly against the sky.
• In harmony with the color of the machine she drove, the newly arrived girl aviator wore a green aviation costume, with a close-fitting motor bonnet.
• The crowd which had thrilled when the young aviator vanished into the vapor set up a yell when he reappeared.
• How came it in the possession of this strange aviator? It was a puzzle Sahwah could not solve.
• But now I have encountered, as I say, another such instinctive aviator to whom flight appears to be as natural as walking.
• But as his hand touched the leather shoulder, the aviator moved and then sat upright, facing him.
• I had written to The Daily Chronicle telling where in Belgium I had seen a wrecked British airship, and beside it the grave of the aviator.
• So the bombing aviator has a rather difficult task in getting his bombs exactly where he wants them.
• The aviator killed a woman and child who were standing in a garden, and then one of our machine guns got him.
• The aviator first succeeding in doing this, wins for his team.
• Johnny was leading Sandy, packed with the repair stuff and a makeshift camp outfit for the aviator.
• I am thinking of enlisting somewhere as an aviator, as that seems to be my chosen field.
• Here sits the aviator, and directly back of him is the powerful little engine which sets the propeller whirling at the rear.
• A French aviator dropped one bomb on a railway station and three bombs on troops massed near it.
• A few rounds are then fired, and the result is signalled back by the aviator according to some prearranged code.
• Yesterday a German military aviator dropped three bombs on Luneville.
• This proved especially true in relation to the manufacture and manipulation of their aeroplane, and Peggy won well deserved fame for her skill and good sense as an aviator.
• The French gunners have now devised a system which, when it is successfully executed, makes things extremely uncomfortable for the enemy aviator.
• There was a picture in the Pathe jigamerig of an aviator landing in the village of Elm Center near Kingston, New York.
• But anyway, an aviator had to come down there and so Elm Center got on the screen.
• He thought it was an aviator, but we knew better, and Aggie looked at me with agonized eyes.
• And no wonder, for the daring aviator and Suzanne were in love.
• The aviator cannot hit back except through his allies, the German batteries, on the earth.
• But all that the aviator can see is mottled landscape.
• The aviator looked at the machine with great pride, and spoke of the improvements he had made in the propellers and in the system of power transmission.
• It had been disabled, and the aviator had alighted to make repairs.
• It means a superior aviator, who has brought down five adversaries, in fair air-fight.
• It seemed almost too good to be true that he was actually going to be taken up in a Government war plane, and by so skilful an aviator as Lieutenant Fosdick.
• VEDRINES, the intrepid aviator, has taken it up and been practising on M.
• As has been said, the accident was a trivial one, and had he been alone, or with an experienced aviator, he would have thought little of it.
• The aviator man at the race course kicked us because we threw sand in his motor, and we are all black and blue.
• Once a British aviator brought his machine down in the field by the mill, and walked over with the stiff stride of a man who has been for hours in the air.

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