angle-off

 [ang-guhl-awf, -of]  

an·gle-off

   [ang-guhl-awf, -of]
noun
1.
the angle formed by the line of flight of an aerial target and the line of sight on a gun of an attacking aircraft.
2.
the angle formed by the line of flight of an attacking aircraft and that of an aerial target.
Origin:
angle1 + off
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