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111first\ thing\ off\ the\ bat — adv. phr. Immediately; at once. He called home from Paris first thing off the bat as he stepped off the plane …
112take-off — noun 1 (C, U) the time when a plane or rocket rises into the air 2 (C) the act of leaving the ground as you make a jump 3 (C) an amusing performance that copies the way someone behaves: Suzie did a brilliant take off of the principal. see also:… …
113I want these motherfucking snakes off this motherfucking plane — #REDIRECT Snakes on a Plane …
114land-plane — landˈ plane noun An aeroplane that takes off from and alights on land • • • Main Entry: ↑land …
115de|plane — «dee PLAYN», intransitive verb, planed, plan|ing. to get off an airplane after landing: »At last his Royal Highness deplaned, impeccably frozen yet smiling (Manchester Guardian) …
116hy|dro|plane — «HY druh playn», noun, verb, planed, plan|ing. –n. 1. a light, fast motorboat that glides on the surface of water: »A flat bottomed inboard motorboat called a hydroplane has a light hull and a powerful motor designed especially for racing… …
117land|plane — «LAND PLAYN», noun. an airplane equipped to land on and take off from land …
118sea|plane — «SEE PLAYN», noun. 1. an airplane that can rise from and alight on water, especially one which has floats; hydroplane. 2. an airplane that can take off from or land on either land or water; amphibian …
119ski|plane — «SKEE PLAYN», noun. airplane equipped with skis for landing and taking off on snow …
120peel off — {v.} To dive away from a group of airplanes in a flight formation; bring one plane down from a group. * /As the group neared the home base, pilot after pilot peeled off for a landing./ …
