Definitions
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- adjective Having a shape that reduces
drag when moving throughwater .
Etymologies
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Examples
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That decision came even though Nike also has a new suit with "aquadynamic" seams, the Nike Swift AMP'd.
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The feathers "wear out" during the year, and becomes less effective as insulation and as an "aquadynamic" suit when swimming.
Naima is moulting magnio 2007
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The yellowtail is a super duper powerful swimmer and has a very aerodynamic … er … aquadynamic?
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The yellowtail is a super duper powerful swimmer and has a very aerodynamic … er … aquadynamic?
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As you’ve gathered, it was a surface effect craft or WIG wing effect in ground as they’ve come to be known for some obscure reason and they were one solution to the age old aquadynamic problem.
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Maybe your marvelous mammoth minders could knock of the gag science there are no mammoths–the Earth is only 5,000 years old, these hairy elephants all drowned in the Flood and were replaced by smooth ones with better aquadynamic characteristics–which still isn’t Evolution! and grow me a new set of lungs?
Operation Global Media Domination: Blogworth « raincoaster 2006
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Most body hair is shed, since that’d just cause aquadynamic drag—and on this cross-section, we see where an extra layer of insulating blubber develops, and the musculature is reshaped.
DEEP DOMAIN Howard Weinstein 1987
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Most body hair is shed, since that’d just cause aquadynamic drag—and on this cross-section, we see where an extra layer of insulating blubber develops, and the musculature is reshaped.
DEEP DOMAIN Howard Weinstein 1987
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Most body hair is shed, since that’d just cause aquadynamic drag—and on this cross-section, we see where an extra layer of insulating blubber develops, and the musculature is reshaped.
DEEP DOMAIN Howard Weinstein 1987
PhillipC commented on the word aquadynamic
aquadynamic is not currently an accepted term. The proper term would be hydrodynamic.
January 14, 2013