jetting

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That's great, but it doesn't do jack to the huge plume of exhaust jetting out the back.

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The application of a jet of liquid, especially to treat livestock against pests.

Meaning at a glance

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noun

The application of a jet of liquid, especially to treat livestock against pests.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for jetting.

noun

The application of a jet of liquid, especially to treat livestock against pests.

Example sentences

That's great, but it doesn't do jack to the huge plume of exhaust jetting out the back.

For others nothing short of passing university with a first and jetting off to a glittering career is called success.

Obviously not DED or binder jetting, and anyone who knows metal printing would see that instantly.

If you're jetting all over the world in a plane, is that environmentally friendly?

It's a hell of a lot harder than jetting away for a weekend though.

I never imagined underwriters jetting around the nation, going into box filled hotel rooms to get busy underwriting.

Binder jetting is even more of a non-starter; you're essentially gluing powder together and then sticking it in an oven to sinter.

It's almost a mark of a nation's jetting into the trillion dollar club.

I have primarily been working on the design and build of state of the art binder-jetting ceramic 3D printers.

Makes my laptop nub scroll completely unusable without jetting across 3+ articles.

And a comfortably furnished submarine of my own design, for research forays, with a streamlined exterior inspired by the profile of a jetting octopus.

Keeping the analogy going, I'll point out that there is a large difference between bike riding and jetting around the world.

Quote examples

I don't think I'm depressed - but suddenly seeing a flurry of "Jetting off on holiday" and "Just got a jetpack for xmas" made me a bit grumpy.

The interesting part, from where I'm sitting, is that I don't think the younger generation will see any "error" in Snowden jetting to Hong Kong, nor in revealing information about NSA surveillance on foreign targets.

Girl Talk had a similar "dual life" experience at the start of his career where he was working as a biomedical engineer during the days in a cube farm and jetting off to Europe on the weekends to do gigs.

>"It's like people value obedience of arbitrary impositions of authority as the highest virtue." // That is just about the greatest virtue in the context of being in a confined space with someone in a relatively flimsy metal tube jetting over the ocean (or wherever).