vanedadj.
/veɪnd/, U.S. /veɪnd/ Having a vane or vanes, esp. (in combinations) of a specified type.
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axlessa1618
cogged1825
spoky1832
soled1845
sprocketed1875
unfellied1885
spoked1890
vaned1891
sprocketless1897
spindleless1964
hubless1970
1891 in Cent. Dict.
1912 Motor Man. (ed. 14) iii. 64 An alternative method which avoids the use of a separate fan, is provided by fan-vaned arms in the flywheel.
1967 U.S. Pat. 3,304,224 14 Feb. (heading) Vaned paper making machine headbox manifold having adjustable thickness vanes... Filed June 26, 1964.
1972 C. Mudie Motor Boats & Boating 37 The other combines inlet and outlet in one unit and gives direction to the jet by means of a vaned grill on the outlet side.
1986 Professional Photographer Oct. 30/1 These are three vaned paddles made out of wood and drilled to fit on to 3/8-in diameter steel axles.
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