DICTIONARY OF AVIATION 69
2. ef or near the cesta or anterior edge or margin of an insect's wing: as, the *cestal vein, *cestal cells.
costal angle, the angle of the cesta; the tip of an insect's wing.
costal area, the area, bordering the cesta of an insect's wing or tegmen, and extending to the subcostal vein. countercurrent "kaon-ta^kszant n. a current of air flow- ing or blowing counter to, or against, another current; a counter^draft.
counterdraft 'kaun-t3z,dra:ft n. a draft or current of air which runs counter to another; an epposit or opposed atmosferic current; a counter^current. counter-glow 'kaon-t9z,gloo n.
1. the glow or light in the eastern sky after sunset, due to atmosferic dust, and limited below by the tiuilightearch.
2. same meaning as gegenschein.
countershaft 'kaon-t3z,$a:ft n. an intermediate shaft driven from a main shaft for giving motion to a particular ma- chine.
countertrade 'kaon-t8?>tgeed n. a wind which is above the tr,adewmd, and blows counter (or in the epposit direction) to it. or away from the equator; an antitrade; a return^tjade.
counter-wake 'kaon-t9z,week n. a wake or current which opposes or runs counter to one alredy existing; a counter? current surrounding the ded^water of wake current of a streamline bedy and flowing in the epposit direction from that of the wake; a counterwake current.
counter-wind ^caun-t9z,wmd n. a wind blowing counter to, or in a direction epposit to, one alredy existing.
course korzs n.
1. the action of running or moving onward; forward movement, as of an airship; a run.
2. the path, line, or direction of a run; the path of a bedy moving thru the air; the direction of the flight of an aerofoil; the flightepath.
3. a racecourse for flying^machines ; an aviationscourse. course-finder 'ko:zs,fain-d9z n. a device for finding or de- termining the course or flightepath of an airship.
covering 'kAva-zirj n. the fabric, paper, or other material, which covers or is spred over the framework of a kite and forms the main sustaining^surface.
covert 'k-Avazt n. one of the fethers covering the bases and adjacent parts of the larger wing^fethers and taikfethers of a bird; a tectjix; especially, a covertef ether of the wing; a wmg^covert.
antebrachial covert, one of the covertefethers or tectjices
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