bush plane
A light, propeller-driven, fixed-wing aircraft, used for bush flyingA light, propeller-driven, fixed-wing aircraft, used for bush flying; especially, one designed for such use, usually with a high wing, designed to land on and take off from grass airstrips, rough ground, or (in float-plane types) lakes and rivers.
Meaning
1 sensesA light, propeller-driven, fixed-wing aircraft, used for bush flying; especially, one designed for such use, usually with a high wing, designed to land on and take off from grass airstrips, rough ground, or (in float-plane types) lakes and rivers.
Origin
From bush + plane.From bush + plane.
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Forms
plural: bush planes| Singular | bush plane |
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Word family
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