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• n  the flow of air that is driven backwards by an aircraft propeller

• Occasionally the trickle from the fringe to the heartland turns into a slipstream, and that seems to have happened with the heart-pulsing, mildly psychedelic drug called ecstasy.
• One, a little too close, was caught in the slipstream of a ship ahead.
• Tossed up suddenly in the slipstream of military and political movements, he was as little familiar to most of the western world as the lands he defended.

• airstream
• race
• backwash
• wash

News & Articles

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• On the way: Bonnie Raitt
  Bonnie Raitt is bringing her Slipstream 2013 tour to the Midland theater on Oct. 18, a Friday. Mark Cohn opens.
  June 10, 2013 - The Kansas City Star

Quotes

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• Lewis Hamilton in Sky News
  Comparing the venue for next Sunday's race to that which hosted last weekend's, Hamilton added: "Hungary is very different from Germany; Hockenheim is a track that allows you to slipstream and pass other drivers fairly easily, the Hungaroring is the...
• Brad Pitt in United Press International
  I cannot get this guy out of my slipstream. He calls me up and wants to know what I'm wearing -- and then he shows up in the same thing,Pitt told People about his "Ocean's Eleven" co-star. "Next thing you know he's going to have six kids....
• Michael Rasmussen in Taipei Times
  I think he [Contador] got an advantage of getting behind [the slipstream of] a motor bike, but still, he probably has the best acceleration of anybody in the peloton,Rasmussen said.