propeller
/ˈprɒpələr/Definitions
1. noun
A rotating wing or blade that produces forward motion by pushing air backward, typically used in aircraft or boats.
“The propeller on the old airplane was replaced with a more efficient one to improve its speed.”
2. verb
To propel or move (something) by means of a propeller.
“The sailors propellered the small boat to get to the other side of the lake.”