rotored
multirotor
propellered
tail rotor
swashplate
helicopter
synchronizer
prop shaft
bicopter
rotor coil
race rotation
rotor
motored
stator coil
stator
multicopter
motorised
motorized
blisk
tranny
rototiller
proprotor
rotorless
aeromechanically
impeller
crankshaft
rotatable
featherable
geared
variable-pitch propeller
exoskeletal
headstock
tricopter
ruddered
self-propelled vehicle
winch
antitorque
propellent
rotable
chassised
screw ventilator
torque meter
wheeling
gearboxed
propeller head
flapping hinge
rolling
snowbell
interblade
rotorstator
torqueless
self-propelled
motoreductor
rack and pinion
fan-in-fin
constant-speed propeller
rotarily
gear wheel
windwheel
rotationally
cogwheel
propellerless
tractor
gearset
inertia welding
nontractional
driveshaft
alpha hinge
dead axle
multimotor
push mower
monomotor
gearhead
spinning wheel
anti-torque rotor
wheelwork
fluid flywheel
multiturbine
ergometer
propellerlike
ride
axletree
hexacopter
quadcopter
turbo
differential gear
axe
spindle
gearlike
differential
cog
rotary
slot
azimuth thruster
mechanokinetic

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