fuselage

‘fivuu-si-l1d3 n. the body or frame of an airship; the body-framework of a flying-machine; the body-frame; the underbedy. gale geet m. a wind of considerable stgength; a strong wind; a blast. fresh gale, a gale (numberd 8 in Beaufort’s windczscale) having a velecrty of about 15.4 meters per second. moderate gale, a gale (numberd 7 in Beaufort’s wind scale) having a velecrty of about 12.9 meters per second. straight-line gale, a long-continued gale which blows in a straight line or course, rather than around a region. strong gale, a gale (numberd 9 in Beaufort’s wind-scale) having a veleczty of about 18 meters per second. ‘whole gale, a gale (numberd 10 rn Beaufort’s wind-scale) having a velecrty of about 21 meters per second. gallery ‘gzto-zi n. a balcony or balcony-like car forming a part of a balloon such as the large fire-balloon at Lyons, France, rn 1784. gap gezp n. the opening or vacant space between two adjacent aeroferls of an aeroplane flying-machine; the distance between the adjacent planes or supporting-surfaces of a biplane or multiplane. garage go’za:d3, go’za:3, ‘gezid3, ’ga:-crd3 ». a house or storag-place for airships or flying-machines; an airshrpz house; an aeroplan-shed. garua go’zou-a n. a hevy fog which prevails from May to October an the rainle area along the coast of Peru up to an altitude of about one hundted feet. 110 ‘DICTIONARY OF AVIATION ch009.xhtml **G**