Coanda

[ Romanian, kaw-ahn-da ]

noun

1. Hen·ri Ma·rie [ah, n, -, ree, m, a, -, ree], 1885–1972, Romanian engineer and inventor.

Example Sentences

There’s a new Coanda smoothing dryer, which seems to bring the Dyson Supersonic’s Flyaway attachment to the Airwrap.

From The Verge

If you’re unfamiliar with the original Airwrap, it’s a hair curler that relies on something called the Coanda effect instead of heat.

From The Verge

“If they bring the vaccine, I want it,” Coanda said as she kept herself busy in her sparse front yard, laundry drying on a clothesline in the sun.

From Reuters

Dozens of flights were late or canceled at Bucharest’s Henry Coanda Airport due to icy conditions on Saturday.

From Washington Times

Henri Coanda International Airport spokesman Valentin Iordache said that after the 173 passengers got off, the plane was taken to an isolated spot on the runway where authorities searched the plane and scanned the luggage.

From Washington Times