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"intaking" is not a word. |
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You're going to have to explain "Howercraft" too. |
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Reducing the wind drag of a hovercraft isn't neccesarily a
good idea; in fact, they use drag as a braking mechanism,
which is important for a vehicle that doesn't exactly stop
on a time as it is. |
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When dreaming up new ways to make vehicles go faster,
always remember: they have to slow down and stop, too.
That's why race car designers spend as much time on
brakes as they do on engines. |
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Utterly baked to a crisp in that Christopher Cockerell's very first working model hovercraft had the air intake at the front - so in a sense, this idea predates the invention of the hovercraft itself! |
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I vote for making "intaking" a word! Like, "hey, I'm in-taking a shower." |
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I was always told it was unhygenic to drink from the domestic hot water supply. |
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//intaking//
the (poss. involuntary) act of allowing an insect, or other airborne creature or particle of debris, to enter one's mouth or nares, becoming lodged there or passing through into the nasopharynx, esophagus or trachea; usually when such act occurs due to one's motion in or on an open conveyance, such as a biplane, horse, mortorcycle, surfboard, hovercraft, &c. |
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