jet

US /dʒet/
UK /dʒet/
"jet" picture
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a rapid stream of liquid or gas forced out of a small opening

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A powerful jet of water erupted from the hose.
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The volcano emitted a jet of ash and smoke.
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streamspurtgushflowrush
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an aircraft powered by jet engines

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The private jet landed smoothly on the runway.
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We took a jet to cross the continent quickly.
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jet planejet aircraft
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a hard, black lignite, taking a brilliant polish and used for ornaments

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She wore a necklace made of polished jet.
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The antique brooch was adorned with intricate carvings in jet.
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ligniteblack amber
1.

to travel by jet aircraft

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We will jet across the Atlantic next week.
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He had to jet off to another meeting immediately.
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flyrushspeeddash
2.

to emit in a jet; to squirt

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The fountain began to jet water high into the air.
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Oil began to jet from the broken pipe.
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squirtspurtgushspraystream
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of a deep glossy black

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Her hair was a beautiful jet black.
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The raven's feathers were a striking jet color.
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inkypitch-blackravenebony
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jet lagjumbo jet