wheels-up
adjEtymology From the fact that aeroplane wheels are tucked up once securely in the air.
1
Of plane travel In the air.
- The President is departing Pittsburgh and is now wheels-up on his way to Philadelphia.
adj
Etymology From the fact that aeroplane wheels are tucked up once securely in the air.
Of plane travel In the air.
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