rockets

noun
UK /ˈrɒk.ɪts/
US /ˈrɑː.kɪts/

Rockets are tall tubes that fly high into the sky and space.

The rockets blasted off from the launch pad and soared into the clouds.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Fireworks that shoot up into the air.

We watched colorful rockets light up the night sky on New Year's Eve.

3. A type of green leafy vegetable, also called arugula.

She added fresh rockets to her salad for a peppery taste.

4. Things that increase or rise very quickly.

Prices of toys can go up like rockets during the holidays.