| SPACEBANDS | • spacebands n. Plural of spaceband. • SPACEBAND n. a wedge for justifying the line in mediaeval typesetting. |
| SPACEBORNE | • spaceborne adj. Operating or travelling in space. • space-borne adj. Alternative form of spaceborne. • SPACEBORNE adj. carried in space e.g. of spores. |
| SPACECRAFT | • spacecraft n. A vehicle that travels through space. • SPACECRAFT n. a vehicle or device designed for travel or operation outside the earth's atmosphere. |
| SPACEFARER | • spacefarer n. (Chiefly science fiction) a person who travels in space. |
| SPACEFRAME | • spaceframe n. Alternative form of space frame. • space␣frame n. (Architecture) A three-dimensional truss, often of steel, forming a rigid, stable structure. |
| SPACEPLANE | • spaceplane n. A rocket plane designed to pass the edge of space, combining certain features of aircraft and spacecraft. • SPACEPLANE n. an aircraft that can fly in space. |
| SPACEPORTS | • spaceports n. Plural of spaceport. • SPACEPORT n. a place from which spacecraft are launched. |
| SPACESHIPS | • spaceships n. Plural of spaceship. • space␣ships n. Plural of space ship. • SPACESHIP n. a spacecraft. |
| SPACESUITS | • spacesuits n. Plural of spacesuit. • space␣suits n. Plural of space suit. • SPACESUIT n. a protective suit worn by astronauts. |
| SPACETIMES | • spacetimes n. Plural of spacetime. • space-times n. Plural of space-time. • SPACETIME n. time and three-dimensional space regarded as fused in a four-dimensional continuum. |
| SPACEWALKS | • spacewalks n. Plural of spacewalk. • spacewalks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spacewalk. • space␣walks n. Plural of space walk. |
| SPACEWOMAN | • spacewoman n. A female astronaut. • SPACEWOMAN n. a female astronaut. |
| SPACEWOMEN | • spacewomen n. Plural of spacewoman. • SPACEWOMAN n. a female astronaut. |