American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - n. A helicopter whose fuselage is configured so as to
be mounted with a steel line and hook used to lift and transport
heavy objects. - n. An imaginary hook suspended in the air. - n.
A helicopter that lifts and transports heavy objects suspended
by a heavy cable. - n. a hook that is imagined to be suspended
from the sky - n. helicopter carrying a reel of steel cable that
can be used to lift and transport heavy objects “The meaning of
the term skyhook definitely evolved in its new context, as in
the frog example that Dennett gave.” “We debated this point in
the discussions on Thursday, and doubtless will continue to do
so, but even addressing this argument shows that the term
skyhook has moved far past its original meaning in.” “When
Dennett first introduces the term skyhook in this analogy he
gives us the dictionary definition” “Its just about eaten
through the base of the tether, so luna this skyhook is about to
become a spaceship until