radome

English

Etymology

Blend of radar +‎ dome, originating from the 1940s.

Noun

radome (plural radomes)

1. A radar dome.
   • 2019, Joel Martinsen (translator), Supernova Era, Tor, page 233:

     Radar antennas were distributed in large quantities throughout the base, half of them in white radomes that looked as if some gigantic bird had laid a clutch of eggs at random.

     Translated from 超新星纪元 by Cixin Liu, 2004.

Translations

radar dome — see radar dome

Anagrams

• Medora, EDO-RAM, EDO RAM, Damore, Dorame, EDORAM, Madero, Meador, Madore, roamed

Lithuanian

Verb

radome

1. first-person plural past of rasti