Planes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLANES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PLANE, to make smooth and even
• (of a bird or an airborne object) soar without moving the wings; glide
• (of a boat, surfboard, etc.) skim over the surface of water as a result of lift produced by hydrodynamic means.
• travel in an aeroplane
• smooth (wood or other material) with a plane
• reduce or remove (unwanted material) with a plane
• make smooth or level
NOUN:
• a flat surface on which a straight line joining any two points on it would wholly lie
• an imaginary flat surface through or joining material objects
• a flat or level surface of a material object
• a flat surface producing lift by the action of air or water over and under it.
• a level of existence, thought, or development
• an aeroplane
• a tool consisting of a block with a projecting steel blade, used to smooth a wooden or other surface by paring shavings from it.
• a tall spreading tree of the northern hemisphere, with maple-like leaves and bark which peels in uneven patches.
ADJECTIVE:
• completely level or flat
• relating to only two-dimensional surfaces or magnitudes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make smooth or even

Words related to PLANES

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How to use PLANES in a sentence

• The air planes were strung out for considerable distance, no two being closer than two hundred yards together.
• Here were mechanics by the score getting planes ready for ascension.
• That must mark the falling of a flaming bomb, dropped from one of the big planes in order to get a lead on their location.
• With almost a dozen of their own planes speeding through space, a false move on the part of a careless pilot was apt to bring about a collision that could have only one result.
• The planes average about sixty feet of perpendicular lift each, and are to support about forty tons.
• For the service of the same excavation two simple acting inclined planes were installed that were moved by a four-horse wheel.
• PLANES successive, formed in man, on which superior principles may rest and find support, 447.
• But just then the inclined planes drew the Nautilus down to a great depth, and I could see nothing of the high coral walls.
• The enemy had noted the great movement of troops in the vicinity and German planes constantly hovered over the unit dropping missiles of death upon it.
• He steered the financier gingerly round the planes, past the propelling and steering fans, and got him into the car.
• Hundreds of British planes were well behind the German lines when the battle broke into its fury at dawn.
• In the aeroplane the propellers drive the machine into the air with such force that the planes, standing at an angle, guide the machine upward.
• Then will the different planes of meaning be learned, and then within every atom of the universe will be witnessed the signs of the oneness of God.
• Our small fighting planes were in the habit of flying at a high altitude, keeping watch over our lines and lying in wait for these monsters.
• More tangible results were obtained by our fighting planes, which engaged the Hun in the air.
• My hut was comfortable, and the tree that grew beside it stretched its thickly-leaved boughs over it, as though wishing to protect it from the sight of enemy planes.
• While this spiritual union is an essential part of every true marriage, it cannot exist unless there is also a true union upon intellectual and physical planes.
• I told him you fellows were anxious to get closer to the planes and he is turning it over in his mind.
• Circling up, before the planes had risen more than a few hundred feet, they began to take up their respective positions according to instructions.
• It may sometimes be advantageous to allow the extreme ends to dry slightly before testing in order to bring the planes of failure within the body.
• During the above meditation, Henrietta continued to talk off the surface, her mind working on two distinct planes.
• Not because I want so much to talk when I take passengers up in the air, but I believe such a motor would be valuable, especially for scouting planes in war work.
• The German planes still outnumbered the Allied ones.
• At the present moment there is more music for me in the factories gloriously grinding out planes and motors than in a symphony of Beethoven.
• The next machine planes the top, bottom, and sides of the stock, and the succeeding two are occupied in shaping and bedding for the butt-plates.

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