anti-aircraft
tiˈɛərˌkræft, -ˌkrɑft, ˌæn adjective
1.
designed for or used in defense against enemy aircraft.
noun
2.
artillery used against enemy aircraft.
3.
a military organization operating and servicing antiaircraft artillery.
4.
shellfire from antiaircraft artillery: The planes flew through heavy antiaircraft.
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| (modifier) of or relating to defence against aircraft attack: anti-aircraft batteries | |
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