hand-wheel

/nend,wiil n. a wheel workt by hand, as one of those for warping wings or eperating the elevating-plane, at either side of the driver’s seat in a monoplane. hang hen inti. remain suspended or persed in the air, as a bird or an airship sometimes does or seems to do; be pendent; hover. hangar ‘hen,gaz, ‘hengaz, ’hanoi, ’hen,gaz, ‘en,gaz n. [also, sometimes, spelt hanger] a shed or house for sheltering balloons or airships; an airship-shed; an aeroplan-shed. hangar ward ‘henez-wecd adv. toward the hangar or aeroplan-shed. hanger ‘heyaz n. that part of a kite to which the guy-line 1s hung or attacht. harbor ’ha:z-boz n. [also spelt harbour] a place of shelter; a shelterd rece in a coast-line fit for use as a port or haven for water-ships. air harbor, same meaning as airzharbor. earth harbor, same meaning as earth-harbor. harmattan,haz’metn n. a dty parching land-wind which blows during December, January, and February on the coast of Upper Guinea in Africa, obscuring the air with clouds of reddish or white dust from the desert. hawk he:k n. any diurnal bird of prey which rs: neither a vulture nor an eagle, er, more exclusivly, neither a buzzard, falcon, harrier, nor a kite; a bird of the subfamily Accipztyinae. hawk-like ‘he:kark adj. [also spelt hawklike] like or resembling a hawk; like that of a hawk. haze heez ». an obscuration of the atmosfere or grayish tint of sky due to part-clos of dust in the air: especially frequent in’ dry spells in summer, and, in het climates, causing the sky to a ume even a peazsoup color. aqueous haze, a haze, or misty appearance of the atmosfere, due to the presence of aqueous particles (water-particles), and usually having a blue or whitszsh tint according as the partrcles are small or large; water-haze. cirrus haze, cirrostratus cloud. haze-fire ‘heez,faiz n. brilliantly luminous haze or mist. hazele ‘heez-tas adj. free from haze; without haze. head hod n. [also spelt hod] 4. the main part or surface of a kite, such as Tatzn’s, as distinguisht from the tail or fins. 2. the fore or foremost part or end of an aeroferl, airshrp, or flyer; the part in front of the shoulder; the front. 3. (an aerostatics) the difference of pre ure en a unit of base existing between two fluid columns of different den- sities communicating at their bases; also, the pre ure of a confined volume of gas upon a unit of the rnterior surface of the confining ve el.