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Stuka
[ stoo-kuh; German shtoo-kah ]
noun
- a German two-seated dive bomber with a single in-line engine, used by the Luftwaffe in World War II.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Stuka1
1940–45; < German Stu ( rz )- ka ( mpfflugzeug ) dive bomber, equivalent to Sturz dive + Kampfflugzeug combat plane
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Example Sentences
The Stuka was sloping down toward one of the transport ships.
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The diving Stuka's death load hit on the far side of the road.
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No one challenged Garret when he claimed one Stuka and a Messerschmitt.
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Out of the corner of his eye he caught flash glimpses of Stuka dive bombers cutting through the air at terrific speed.
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Pulling in under the nearest group of trees whenever he heard the deadly drone of Stuka dive bombers.
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