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Early doors: (n.) 1. Very early in the morning. 2. At a much earlier time than expected. Dark o’clock, Crack of a sparrow’s, Stupid o’clock, O-dark hundred, O-four fuck’s sake, O-silly hundred
Ease springs: (v.) To urinate. cf. Reduce the boarding mass
Economy of effort : (adj.) Term taken from air power doctrine and used as an excuse for getting a pass mark just above the required percentage in an exam. cf. Aircrew A, A kill is a kill
Egg: (n.) Elementary knowledge. From sucking eggs. Eg This is probably ~ but. Sucking eggs, Egg sucking exercise
Egyptian PT*: (v.) The act of sleeping.
Electric hat: (n.) A flying helmet. Bone dome, Lid
Emergency banter: (n.) Light-hearted parlance of an offensive nature used defensively when no witty comments can be thought of. Eg: Fuck off; Your mum. cf. Rev
Emu: (n.) A tall woman that cannot fly particularly well if at all.
End of: (adj.) This topic of the conversation is over, nothing you say to me about it will be acknowledged from now on. cf. Endex
Endex: (n.) Finish. Knock it on the head cf. End of
Engineering tap: (adv.) A blow administered to a piece of faulty equipment as a quick solution. cf. Aircrew reset/recycle
Erg: (n.) A generic unit of power. Usually refers to propulsion. cf. Bernoullis, Wiggly amps
Essential bus*: (n.) The last bus to town after happy hour. Shed bus
Excrement!: (stat.) A word used in jest as a substitute for the word excellent. Billy bonus/bollocks
Execery: (adv.) A collection of a squadron’s flight commanders, executive officers and boss. cf. Head honcho, Top of the shop
Exemplar: (n.) An example.
Exit via the sunroof*: (v.) To eject. Bang seat, Rocket-propelled deckchair, Yellow and black taxi, Martin Baker Option
Exploding Chair: (n.) Ejector Seat
Eye snatcher*: (n.) An optician cf. Fang snatcher
Eyes on: (v.) To visually acquire something. Tally
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Early doors
1. (adj.) Very early in the morning. Dark o’clock, Crack of a sparrow’s, Stupid o’clock, O-dark hundred, O-four fuck’s sake, O-silly hundred
2. (adj.) At a much earlier time than expected.
Definition linkEase springs
(v.) To urinate. cf. Reduce the boarding mass
Definition linkEconomy of effort
(adj.) Term taken from air power doctrine and used as an excuse for getting a pass mark just above the required percentage in an exam. cf. Aircrew A, A kill is a kill
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Egg
(n.) Elementary knowledge. From sucking eggs. Eg. “This is probably ~ but.” Sucking eggs, Egg sucking exercise
Definition linkElectric hat
(n.) A flying helmet. Bone dome, Lid
Definition linkEmergency banter
(n.) Light-hearted parlance of an offensive nature used defensively when no witty comments can be thought of. Eg: “Fuck off; Your mum”. cf. Rev
Definition linkEnd of
(adj.) This topic of the conversation is over, nothing you say to me about it will be acknowledged from now on. cf. Endex
Definition linkEndex
(n.) Finish. Knock it on the head cf. End of
Definition linkEngineering tap
(adv.) A blow administered to a piece of faulty equipment as a quick solution. cf. Aircrew reset/recycle
Definition linkErg
(n.) A generic unit of power. Usually refers to propulsion. cf. Bernoullis, Wiggly amps
Definition linkEssential bus
(n.) The last bus to town after happy hour. Shed bus
Definition linkExcrement!
(stat.) A word used in jest as a substitute for the word excellent. Billy bonus/bollocks
Definition linkExecery
(n.) A collection of a squadron’s flight commanders, executive officers and boss. cf. Head honcho, Top of the shop
Definition linkExit via the sunroof
(v.) To eject. Bang seat, Rocket-propelled deckchair, Yellow and black taxi, Martin Baker Option
Definition linkEye snatcher
(n.) An optician cf. Fang snatcher
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