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actuate to put into action or set in motion; cause to operate. [1/2 definitions]
aerospace having to do with the vehicles, satellites, missiles, and the like designed to operate in aerospace. [1/2 definitions]
amphibian a vehicle that can travel or operate on both land and water. Some tanks, boats, and airplanes are amphibians. [1/2 definitions]
amphibious able to travel or operate on both land and water. [1/2 definitions]
automated able to operate without the help or work of a human.
brake1 to operate the part on a vehicle that makes it stop. [1/2 definitions]
breakdown a failure to operate. [1/2 definitions]
buzz to operate a signaling device that emits a buzz. [1/9 definitions]
complex a set of desires, memories, and impulses that operate together in a person's unconscious mind and cause certain patterns of feeling, thought, and action. [1/5 definitions]
control something used to guide or operate a vehicle or other type of machine. [1/4 definitions]
cooperative willing to work or operate together; willing to do what is asked of one for the sake of a common goal. [1/4 definitions]
corporation an organization formed by a group of people to operate a business.
cybernation the use of computers to control and operate equipment, as in manufacturing.
dredge1 to operate or make use of a dredge. [1/7 definitions]
drive to operate a car, truck, or other vehicle. [2/7 definitions]
Dutch door a door divided into two halves that operate separately so that the top may be opened while the bottom remains closed.
electricity a kind of energy that is used for light and heat and for making things operate.
energize to give out energy; operate. [1/3 definitions]
fast1 moving or operating, or having the ability to move or operate, with speed. [1/12 definitions]
float a hollow ball used to operate a valve or gauge, as in a toilet tank or gas tank. [1/14 definitions]
fly1 to operate (an airplane or other aircraft). [1/9 definitions]