slipstream
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1. slipstream - Noun
2. slipstream - Verb
Meaning
the flow of air that is driven backwards by an aircraft propeller
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Another main difference from a propeller-driven aircraft is that there was no slipstream over the rudder.
Compared to Western Europe, Slovenia is not very windy, because it lies in the slipstream of the Alps.
After all, our brain evolved to escape tigers in the Savannah, not hunt down customers in the digital slipstream.
Fantasy, SF, slipstream, post-apocalyptic, magic realism, mythopoeia, folktale, or any flavour of ‘punk — it’s all good, BUT WAIT!
The design, codenamed Slipstream, resembled a dashboard-style games controller, and could be configured with a steering wheel, a flight yoke, and motorbike handles.
However, it soon became apparent that the Slipstream project had the potential to be much more than a peripheral.