jetfighter
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of jetfighter
First recorded in 1940–45; jet 1 ( def. ) + fighter
Example Sentences
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When he turned it on and selected “game mode,” the nearly 2-inch screen gave him the option of playing three games styled after Pac-Man, Tetris and JetFighter.
From Los Angeles Times
“The peace agreement with the UAE does not include any clauses on the matter, and the United States clarified to Israel that it will always safeguard Israel’s qualitative edge,” he said in an August statement referring to arms sales to Israel that include the advance F-35 jetfighter.
From Fox News
The trailer shows Cruise apparently pulling off some incredible aerial moves on board a US Navy jetfighter.
From BBC
Jetfighter is as brutal and bruising as any doom metal battalion.
From The Guardian
On Wednesday al-Ahmar tribesmen shot down an army jetfighter north of the capital, they also attacked a Republican Guard garrison nearby.
From Time
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