jetˈ-driven adjective

Driven by the backward emission of a jet of gas, etc

jet engine noun

A gas turbine, esp one fitted to an aircraft, which uses jet propulsion to provide thrust

jetˈfoil noun

A hydrofoil powered by a jet of water

jet lag noun

Exhaustion, discomfort, etc resulting from the body's inability to adjust to the rapid changes of time zone caused by high-speed long-distance air travel

jetˈ-lagged adjective

jetˈliner noun

An airliner powered by a jet engine

jet pipe noun

The exhaust pipe in a jet engine

jet plane noun

A jet-driven aeroplane

jetˈ-propelled adjective

jet propulsion noun

jetˈ-setter noun

A member of the jet set (see below)

jetˈ-setting adjective

Living in the style of the jet set (also noun)

jet ski noun

A powered craft comparable to a motorbike adapted to plane across water on a ski-like keel

jetˈ-ski intransitive verb

To ride a jet ski (as a water sport or recreation)

jetˈ-skier noun

jetˈstream or jet stream noun

1. A narrow band of very high-velocity, westerly winds more than 30000ft (c.10000m) above the earth (meteorology)
2. The exhaust of a jet engine or rocket motor

Jet'way® noun (US)

A movable enclosed structure in an airport allowing passengers to transfer between an aircraft and the terminal

the jet set

A wealthy social set whose members travel frequently and widely for pleasure