aerodynamic

1. the characteristics of the outer body of a vehicle, aircraft, etc., that affect the efficiency with which it moves through the air

Matty is aerodynamic...awesome

by Mysterio...the Mystery Man November 29, 2007

aerodynamic brick

Any of the old American cars from the mid-1960's that were squared, boxed, and rectangular in shape, which may have had large amounts of horsepower, but also had poor aerodynamic & handling characteristics.

Dave's 1967 Dodge Monaco is an aerodynamic brick.

by Vinny Trace May 12, 2008

aerodynamically rekt

Of a vehicle being so boxy that wind damages or destroys its body over time.

That pink bus was so shaped like a rectangular prism that it got aerodynamically rekt.

by fngf3501 April 12, 2022

aerodynamicy

like humidity and humid its airodynamic and aerodynamicy

that man had aerodynamicy

by DisNigha November 9, 2022

aerodynamicity

The state of being in aerodynamics or being aerodynamic in an action.

"That new paint job really increases the aerodynamicity of your car"

"The aerodynamicist certainly knew the aerodynamicity of that rocket"

by Actjuk May 31, 2017

Aerodynamic

A rounded edged object. Used in physics.

When it was his time to shine, Ashton Irwin tried to open a can of Nutella with his aerodynamic nose, but sadly failed in the attempt.

by Jay-drizzle September 2, 2014

Aerodynamic

adv. or n. --- productive/busy/moving (eh pretty much doing anything) in a majestic or musical manner (dancing) making time fly by faster than usual, or at least funner for that matter. Most times, music in present in the form of pop, rock, techno, and other execptions. usually not indie or any kindda calm music (whatever you can really dance to).

1- Matt's aerodynamic approach towards getting her chores done made everyone in the house look at her weird.

2- Matt is being aerodynamic.

by TumiNeko July 28, 2009