A type of aircraft designed for short-haul flights, typically used in remote or rural areas.

A person who assists the main pilot in flying an aircraft, often responsible for specific tasks during the flight.

Levers that a pilot uses with their feet to control the movement of an aircraft's tail, allowing for directional adjustments during flight.

Legal terms referring to the rights of a non-custodial parent to spend time with their children after a divorce.

An engineer who applies principles of mechanics and materials science to design and develop machines, structures, and systems.

The curved shape created by a bend or a part of something, often seen in objects like rainbows or arcs in architecture.

A strong strike or impact, often produced by hitting something with force, similar to a decisive action.

An added length or extension that contributes to the functionality of an object, often making it longer or larger.

Having sharp claws, typical of animals that hunt or climb, where they use these features to grasp or capture prey.

The height of an object or point in relation to sea level or ground level, often measured in feet or meters.

An unmanned aerial vehicle that can be remotely controlled or fly autonomously, often used for photography or surveillance.

The line at which the earth's surface and the sky appear to meet, often noticed during sunrises and sunsets.

The legal dissolution of a marriage, typically involving the division of assets and responsibilities, as well as arrangements for children.

The process of liquid slowly flowing or leaking through a material, often causing dampness or wetness.

The area at the front of an aircraft where the pilot and co-pilot operate the controls and monitor the flight instruments.

A cutting tool used in machinery to create holes in various materials, available in different sizes and shapes.

A vast, flat, treeless Arctic region characterized by permafrost, often found in polar areas.

Reacting with a sudden movement due to pain or discomfort, often seen in expressions when someone is hurt.

A small, lightweight axe used for chopping or splitting wood, often used in camping or survival situations.

Made with brass rivets, indicating a strong, durable fastening method often used in construction or manufacturing.

A term used to describe something that is overly sentimental or corny, often in a way that feels insincere.

To move or shuffle oneself over a short distance, often in a cramped space or to make room for others.

Displaying a facial expression characterized by a tightness of the face, often indicating pain or disapproval.

Able to be heard; loud enough to perceive, often describing sounds in relation to their clarity or volume.

A sudden, involuntary muscle contraction which can cause discomfort, often affecting a specific area of the body.

To become smaller in size or extent; to draw together or tighten muscles, often as a result of stress or external forces.

Affected by deep emotional distress or shock, often resulting in a state of sadness or despair.

A detailed list or record of items, often used for inventory or organization purposes.

To lean or tilt an aircraft towards one side during a turn, enhancing its maneuverability and control.

To restore or return something to an upright position after it has been tilted or overturned.