propellor

/prəˈpɛlər/
noun
  1. A device with rotating blades that moves a vehicle (such as a boat or aircraft) forward by pushing against air or water. (Alternative spelling of propeller.)
    • He checked the propellor for damage before the flight.
    • The propellor spun slowly as the engine idled.
    • The old ship had a single propellor at the stern.
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