Word Type

Noun

Verb

Adjective

Adjective

The word "plane" can be used as noun, verb, adjective and adjective.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

air hangar runway sky taxiway

Capable Of

arrive at airport arrive early late or on time arrive late arrive late after rainstorm arrive ten minutes late bank to right break sound barrier bus people crash drop height drop package on ship fall fly fly between cities flying too low gain altitude go into stall journey far land airport land at airport land on ground land on runway land on water land to area near airport take to island true board

Derived Terms

Bragg plane Cape plane Cartesian plane Euclidean plane Fano plane Frankfurt plane Laplace plane London plane London plane tree Moufang plane S plane X-plane abstract plane aerospace plane antiplane aquaplane arsenal plane astral plane axial plane backplane battleplane bedding plane biplane bit plane bow plane build the plane while flying it bush plane capping plane cargo plane cargoplane carplane centerplane chase plane compass plane control plane convexoplane coordinate plane coplane data plane datum plane death plane deplane deplane divisional plane doomsday plane ecliptic plane eigenplane emotional plane emplane enplane equatorial plane fairwater plane false plane tree fault plane fighter plane floatplane focal plane forwarding plane fracture plane ghost plane gliding plane gutter plane gyroplane half-plane handplane horizontal plane hydroaeroplane hydroplane hydroplane hyperbolic plane hyperplane in-plane switching inclined plane inplane interplane intraplane invariable plane jack plane jet plane jointer plane land the plane landplane lead plane lightplane mail plane mailplane mainplane median plane mental plane mesial plane microplane midplane monoplane multiplane nonplane oblique plane omniplane orbital plane oriental plane oriental plane tree paper plane phase plane phylloplane physical plane picture plane plan ahead planable planal planation plane angle plane curve plane fright plane geometry plane graph plane iron plane joint plane mile plane mirror plane of ecliptic plane of existence plane of insertion plane of symmetry plane polarized light plane sailing plane table plane ticket plane tree plane wave plane-mate plane-parallel planeful planeitis planelike planeload planemaker planeness planeness planesick planeside planespotter planespotting planeswalker planetree planiform planigon plopter projective plane proof plane pursuit plane quadriplane quadruplane rabbet plane radical plane real projective plane reed plane reglet plane replane rhizoplane rocket plane sailplane scaleboard plane seaplane sesquiplane skiplane sniffer plane snowplane spaceplane spiritual plane spotter plane spy plane spyplane stern plane subplane superplane symmetry plane tangent plane taxiplane time plane transaxial plane transpyloric plane triplane user plane view plane warplane waterplane zoo plane

Derived From

aeroplane

Etymologically Related To

plain

Context

anatomy computing geometry mathematics nautical northern uk unicode

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

cut degree edge tool form glide hand tool heavier-than-air craft level point power tool shape smooth smoothen stage

Narrower Terms (Hyponyms)

BMP PUP SIP SMP SPUA SSP TIP astral plane complex plane coronal plane diving plane frontal plane real plane sagittal plane supplementary plane transverse plane

Type Of (IsA)

degree edge tool geometry term hand tool machine means of transportation power tool river shape surface vehicle

Manner Of

cut glide smooth

Related Terms

plain planar planate rhykenologist

Related Terms

aeroplane air aircraft airplane airport airports bird boat bow code point contraption deciduous field flat flat surface flying flying contraption flying machine flying vehicle genus geometry glide in air level machine plain planar platanus range rhykenologist sequential smooth smoother soar surface sycamore tool tree vehicle water wings wood wood smoother

Similar Terms

even

Synonym Network

aeroplane airplane level plane tree sycamore

Used For

fly travel travel large distances

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.