fairings
/ˈfɛrɪŋz/
noun
- A structure added to a vehicle (such as an aircraft, motorcycle, or bicycle) to reduce drag by smoothing airflow.
- The motorcycle's fairings were painted bright red to match the frame.
- The bicycle's carbon fiber fairings helped the rider cut through the wind more easily.
- Engineers designed new fairings for the race car to improve its speed.
- Gifts, souvenirs, or treats bought at a fair or festival.
- She collected handmade fairings from every festival she visited.
- The children came home from the county fair with bags of fairings like candy and toys.
- The table was covered with colorful fairings: ribbons, small crafts, and baked goods.