thruster
/ˈθrʌstər/Definitions
1. noun
A device that generates thrust, especially a small jet engine or a rocket nozzle, or a mechanical device that provides forward motion in a vehicle or spacecraft.
“The spacecraft’s thruster system was used for maneuvering in orbit.”
2. noun
A device used to propel a vehicle, especially a bicycle or a motorcycle, by a sudden thrust of the rider’s leg.
“The bicycle’s rear thruster provided extra power when pedaling uphill.”
3. verb
To use a thruster to propel or move a vehicle or spacecraft.
“The pilot thrusted the spacecraft towards the planet’s surface.”