airscrew
/ˈɛərskruː/Definitions
1. noun
a type of propeller used on aircraft or other machines to provide thrust, typically consisting of a rotor with a central hub and a number of blades
“The damaged airscrew required immediate repair before the plane could take off.”
2. noun
a screw used to drive airs
“The airscrew was turned manually to drive the air into the system.”