Meanings
plural aeroboats
- archaicA form of hydroaeroplane; a flying boat.
In addition, since the size of aeroboats is quite limited, it is found that they travel over high seas best when they can rise and fall exactly with the contour of each wave, instead of spanning waves.
1914, Flying, volume 3, page 181
Origin
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