aerodyne
/ɛrəˈdaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A wing or airfoil, especially of a plane or glider, that generates lift by the air flowing over it.
“The aerodyne design of the new aircraft greatly improved its overall efficiency.”
2. noun
A device or structure that produces a stream of air or gas, especially for lifting or propelling an object.
“The aerodyne system was used to cool the computer chips in the data center.”