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Source Term
nicks
A-Bomb (or Atom
)Bomb
** )A (argon
)(chem.

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** A or A.U.
(Phys.) - (Angstrom
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A priori

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A. B. C
a. c., A. C.
(alternating
)current
A. F., a. f. (audio)frequency
A. U. = Angstrom
)Unit (Phys.
A.F.C. (automatic
)frequency control
A.M., a.m. (ante
)meridiem
Ab)Ab- (Elec. Eng.
)Abacus (n.) (Arch.
Abampere (Elec.
)Eng.
Abandon
Abandon a claim

Abandon a well
Abandoned (adj.)
Abandoned
workings (Pet.
Eng.)
Abate (v.)

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Abaxial (Adj.) (Bot.)

Abbe refractometer
(Chem.)

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Abbreviated (adj.)
Abbreviation (n.)
Abbreviation of
fractions (Maths.)
Abcoulomb (Elec.
Eng.)
Abdomen (n.)
(Zool.)
Abductor (n.) (Zool.)
Abeam (Naut.)
Aberrance (n.)
Aberrant (adj.)
Aberration (n.)
(Phys., Astron.)
Aberration of light
(Phys.)
Aberration,
chromatic (Phys.)

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Aberration,
spherical (Phys.)
Abeyance (n.)
Abfarad (Elec. Eng.)
Abhenry (Elec.
Eng.)
Abide (v.)
Ability (n.)
Abiogenesis (Biol.)
Ablation (med.)
Ablation (n.)
(Geol.)
Ablaze (adj., adv.)
Abmho (Elec. Eng.
Abnormal (adj.)
Abnormal contact
Abnormal dip
(Geol.)
Abnormal
molecular weights
(Chem.)
Abnormal
phenomena
Abnormal pressure
Abnormal
spectrum (Phys.)

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Abnormal stress
)(Mech.
)Abnormality (n.
)Aboard (adj.
)Abode (n.
)Abohm (Elec. Eng.
)Abolish (v.
)Abolition (n.
)Abomasum (n.
)(Zool.
)Abort (v.
)Abortive (adj.
)Abound (v.
Above ground
Above sea level
Abradability
)Abradant (adj.
)(Eng.
)Abradant (n.
)Abrade (v.
)Abrasion (n.
Abrasion marks
)(Photog.
Abrasion of
insulation (Elec.
)Eng.

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Abrasion resistance
Abrasion testing
)machine (Eng.
)Abrasive (adj.
)(n.
wheel
cloth
hardness
paper

Abrasive
Abrasive
)(Eng.
Abrasive
Abrasive
)(Eng.
Abrasive

Abrasive powder
Abrasive stick
Abrasive stone
Abrasive wear
)(Eng.
)Abreast (adv.
Abreast connection
)(Eng.
)Abridged (adj.
)Abridgement (n.
)Abrupt (adj.
)Abscess (n.) (Med.
)Abscissa (n.
)(Maths
)Absence (n.
Absent
)(adj.

Absent (v.)
Absent spectrum
(Phys.)
Absentee (n.)
Absentminded
(adj.)
Absolute (adj.)
Absolute alcohol
(Chem.)
Absolute altimeter
(Meteor)
Absolute ampere
(Elec. Eng.)
Absolute boiling
point (Phys.)
Absolute ceiling
(Aero.)
Absolute coefficient
Absolute constant
Absolute density
(Phys.)
Absolute deviation
Absolute draught
(Meteor)
Absolute
electrometer (Elec.
Eng.)

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Absolute error
(Maths.)
Absolute
expansion (Phys.)
Absolute
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Absolute humidity
(Meteor.)
Absolute index of
refraction (Phys.)
Absolute joule
(Phys.)
Absolute level
Absolute
magnitude (Astron.)
Absolute motion
(Mech.)
Absolute number
(Maths.)
Absolute potential
(Chem.)
Absolute power
Absolute pressure
(Phys.)
Absolute refractive
index (Phys.)
Absolute specific
gravity (Phys.)
Absolute strength
(Eng.)
Absolute system of
units (Phys.)

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temperature (Phys.)
Absolute term
(Maths.)
Absolute
thermodynamic
temperature (Phys.)
Absolute unit of
current (Elec. Eng.)
Absolute units
(Phys.)
Absolute vacuum
(Phys.)
Absolute value
(Maths.)
Absolute velocity
(Mech.)
Absolute viscosity
(Phys.)
Absolute volt (Elec.
Eng.)
Absolute weight
(Chem.)
Absolute zero
(Phys.)
Absorb (v.)
Absorb a shock (or
a thrust)
Absorbability

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Absorbable (adj.)
Absorbent (adj.)
Absorbent material
Absorber (n.)
Absorber valve
Absorber,
harmonic (Elec.
Eng.)
Absorber, shock
(Eng.)
Absorbing power
Absorptiometer
(Chem.)
Absorption (n.)
Absorption bands
(and lines) (Phys.)
Absorption
coefficient (Chem.)
Absorption control
(Radio.)
Absorption
discontinuity =
Absorption edge
(Phys.)
Absorption
dynamometer
(Eng.)
Absorption edge
(Phys.)

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Absorption factor =
Absorption
coefficient (Illum.)
Absorption
hygrometer
(Meteor.)

Absorption limit

Absorption loss

Absorption
modulation (Radio)
Absorption
modulator
Absorption of
gasses (Chem.)
Absorption of light
Absorption of
radiation
Absorption of
sound (Phys.)
Absorption oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Absorption plant
(Pet. Eng.)
Absorption ratio
(Phys.)
Absorption
refrigerator (Eng.)

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Absorption
spectrum (Phys.)
Absorption tower
(Eng.)
Absorption tower
(Pet. Eng.)

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Absorption tube
(Chem.)
Absorption wavemeter (Radio)
Absorption, heat of
(Phys.)
Absorptive (adj.)

Absorptive power =
absorptance (Phys.)
Absorptivity (n.)
Abstain (v.)
Abstract (adj.)
Abstract (n.)

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Abstract expression
Abstract
mathematics
Abstract numbers
(Maths.)
Abstraction (n.)
Abstriction (n.)
(Bot.)
Absurd (adj.)

Absurdity (Maths.)
Abundance (n.)
Abundance curve

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Abundance of
)isotopes (Phys.
Abundance ratio
)(Phys.
)Abundant (adj.
)Abuse (v.
)Abut (v.
)Abutment (n.
)(Eng.
Abutment point
Abutting joint
)(Eng.
)Abvolt (Phys.
)Abwatt (Elec. Eng.
)Abysmal (adj.
)Abyss (n.
)Abyssal area (Geol.
Abyssal deposits
)(Geol.
Abyssal depth
)(Geol.

Abyssal
)environment (Ecol.

Abyssal rocks
)(Geol.
.
)Ac (actinium
)(Chem.
:
)Acacia (n.) (Bot.
) (

Acacia gum = gum

arabic (Bot.)
Academic (adj.)
Academician (n.)
Academy
Acanthus (n.) (Bot.)
Acauline =
acaulose (Bot.)
Accede (v.)
Accelerate (v.)
Accelerated
filtration (Chem.)
Accelerated motion
(Phys.)
Accelerated motion
uniformly (Mech.)
Accelerated
reaction (Chem.)
Accelerated speed
(Mech.)
Accelerating (adj.)
Accelerating
contactor (Elec.
Eng.)
Accelerating
electrode
(Electronics)
Accelerating force
(Phys.)

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Accelerating
potential
(Electronics)
Accelerating pump
(Eng.)
Acceleration (n.)
(Mech.)
Acceleration due to
gravity (Phys.)
Acceleration of
gravity (Mech.)
Acceleration of
speed (Mech.)
Acceleration,
angular (Mech.)
Acceleration,
centripetal (Mech.)
Acceleration, linear
(Mech.)
Accelerator (n.)
Accelerator of
nuclear particles
(phys.)
Accelerator pedal
(Eng.)
Accelerometer (n.)
(Eng.)
Accent (n.)
Accent (Typog.)
Accentuation (n.)
Accept (v.)
Acceptance

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Acceptance test
(Eng.)
Acceptor (n.)s
Acceptor circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Access (n.)
Access eye (Eng.)
Access road
Accessibility (n.)
Accessible
Accessories (n.)
Accessory (adj.)
Accessory bud
(Bot.)
Accessory element
Accessory minerals
(Geol.)
Accessory plates
Accident (n.)
Accidental
variations
Acclimatization (n.)
(Biol.)
Acclimatize (v.)
Acclivity (Geol.)
Acclivous (adj.)
Accommodate (v.)

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Accommodation
(Biol.)
Accommodation (n.)
Accommodation
ladder (Naut.)
Accommodation of
the eye
Accommodations
Accompany (v.)
Accompanying
mineral (Min.)
Accomplish (v.)
Accomplishment
Accord (n.)
Accord (v.)
Accoucheur (Med.)
Account (v.)
Account (n.)
Account for (v.)
Account, current
Accountancy

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Accountant (n.)

Accounting (n.)
Accounting
machine

Accounts
Accredited agents
Accretion (n.)
Accrue (v.)
Accumbent (adj.)
Accumulate (v.)
Accumulation (n.)
Accumulation of
cuttings (Pet. Eng.)
Accumulation of
mud (Pet. Eng.)
Accumulation of
petroleum (Pet.
Eng.)
Accumulation,
commercial (Min.)
Accumulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Accumulator (Hyd.)
Accumulator box
(Elec. Eng.)
Accumulator cell
(Elec.)
Accumulator grid
(Elec. Eng.)
Accumulator
insulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Accumulator lamp

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Accumulator plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Accumulator
switchboard (Elec.
Eng.)
Accumulator tank
Accumulator
vehicle (Elec. Eng.)
Accumulator,
fractionator reflux
(Chem.)
Accumulator,
overhead (Chem.)
Accumulator, stem
(Eng.)
Accuracy (n.)
Accuracy of a
balance
Accuracy test
Accurate
adjustment
Accurate reading
Accurately (adv.)
Accusation
Accuse (v.)
Acellular (adj.)
Acentric (adj.)
Acerate (adj.)

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Acetabulum (Zool.)
Acetaldehyde
(Chem.)

Acetamide (Chem.)

Acetate (Chem.)

Acetic acid (Chem.)

Acetification (n.)
(Chem.)
Acetify (v.)

Acetometer (Chem.)
Acetone (n.)
(Chem.)

Acetyl (Chem.)
Acetyl derivatives =
acetates (Chem.)
Acetylate (v.)

Acetylation (Chem.)
Acetylenegenerator (n.)
(Chem.)
Acetylene-salicylic
acid = aspirin
(Chem.)
Acetylene (Chem.)
Acetylene blowpipe
(n.) (Eng.)
Acetylene burner
Acetylene cutting
Acetylene
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)

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Acetylene lamp
Acetylene welding
)(Eng.
)Ache (Med.
Achene = akene
)(Bot.
)Achieve (v.
)Achievement (m.
)Achromatic (adj.
)(Opt.
Achromatic lens
)(Opt.
Achromatic vision
)(Med.
)Achromatin (Biol.
Achromatism
)(Light
)Achromic (adj.
)Acicular (Biol. Min.
)Acid-fast (adj.
)Acid-forming (adj.
)Acid-free (adj.
)Acid-resisting (adj.
)Acid (adj.
)Acid (n.) (Chem.


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Acid amides
)(Chem.
Acid anhydride
)(Chem.
Acid bath
Acid Bessemer
)steel (Met.
Acid depolarizer
)(Elec. Eng.
Acid dyes

)Acid esters (Chem.

Acid etching
)(Chem.
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)Acid formic (Chem.

Acid hydrogen
)(Chem.
Acid inhibitor
)(Chem.
)Acid lining (Met.
Acid number
)(Chem.

)(

)Acid oxalic (Chem.

)Acid oxide (Chem.

Acid phosphoric
)(Chem.

) (

)Acid process (Met.

Acid proof brick

Acid proof (adj.)

Acid proof alloy

(Met.)

Acid proof casting

Acid proof lining
(Eng.)
Acid proof steel
(Met.)
Acid prussic
(Chem.)
Acid radical
(Chem.)
Acid restoring
plant (Pet. Eng.)

Acid rocks (Geol.)

Acid salt (Chem.)
Acid settling drum
(Chem.)

Acid solution
Acid steel (Met.)
Acid strength
Acid tartaric
(Chem.)
Acid test
Acid treated clay
(Chem.)

Acid treatment

Acid value
Acid washing

Acid weak
Acid well
treatment (Pet.
Eng.)

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Acid, acetic (Chem.)

Acid, boric (Chem.)

Acid, carbolic
(Chem.)
Acid, carbonic
(Chem.)
Acid, chromic
(Chem.)

Acid, citric (Chem.)

Acid, hydriodic
Acid, hydrobromic
Acid, hydrochloric
Acid, hydrofluoric
(Chem.)
Acid,
hydrosulphuric
(Chem.)

Acid, iodic (Chem.)

Acid, lactic (Chem.)

)Acid, nitric (Chem.

)Acid, picric (Chem.

Acid, sulphuric
)(Chem.
)Acidic (adj.
)Acidification (n.
)Acidify (v.

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)Acidimeter (n.
)Acidimetry (n.
Acidity
)Acidize (v.
Acidizing of wells
)(Pet. Eng.
)Acidolysis (Chem.
Acidometer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Acidosis (Med.
)Acidulate (v.
Acidulated water
)(Chem.
)Acknowledged (adj.
)Aclinal (adj.
Aclinic line (or
)magnetic equator
)Acme (n.

Acne (Med.)
Acnode (Maths.)
Acnode (n.)
Acorn (Bot.)
Acoumeter =
acousimeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Acoustic (al) (adj.)
(Phys.)

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Acoustic absorption
Acoustic
capacitance
Acoustic
compliance
Acoustic
concentration

Acoustic dispersion

Acoustic distortion
Acoustic echo
sounding (Surv.
Eng.)
Acoustic filters
Acoustic frequency
Acoustic grating
(Acous.)
Acoustic horizon
Acoustic
impedance
Acoustic intensity

Acoustic
measurement
Acoustic ohm
(Acous.)

Acoustic pendulum

Acoustic properties

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Acoustic radiator
Acoustic reactance

Acoustic refraction
Acoustic
reproduction

Acoustic resistance

Acoustic resonance

Acoustic saturation

Acoustic scattering
Acoustic shadow
(Acous.)

Acoustic sounding
Acoustic stiffness
Acoustic
synchronizer
Acoustic
transmission

Acoustic
transmission
factor (or
coefficient)
Acoustic
transmission
system
Acoustic velocity
Acoustic wave
Acoustician
Acousticon
Acoustics (n.)
Acquaint (v.)
Acquainted (adj.)
Acquiesce (v.)
Acquire (v.)
Acquire variation
(Biol.)
Acquired character
(Biol.)
Acquired reaction
(Biol.)
Acquisition (n.)
Acquit (v.)

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)Acre (n.
)Acre foot (Pet. Eng.
Acre yield
)Acreage (n.
Acreage, leased
)Acrid (adj.
)Acridity (n.
Acrimony
Acrobatics
)Acromegaly (Med.
Across

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)Acrylic acid (Chem.

Acrylic resins (or
)fibers
)Act (v

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)Act (n.

)Acting force (Phys.

)Acting, quick (adj.

)Acting, quick (n.

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Actinic radiation
)(Phys.
Actinic rays
)(Photog.
)Actinides (Chem.
)Actinism (n.
)(Chem.
)Actinium (Ac
)(Chem.
)Actinometer (n.
)(Chem.
)Actinometry (Phys.
Actinomorphic
)(Biol.
)Actinon (n.
)(Chem.
)Action (n.
Action delayed
)Actionable (adj.
)Activate (v.) (Chem.
Activated
Activated
)adsorption (Chem.
Activated carbon
)(Chem.

Activated cathode
(Thermionics)
Activated charcoal
(Chem.)
Activated clay
Activated
molecules (Chem.)
Activation (Chem.)
Activation energy
Activation, thermal
Activator (n.)
(Chem.)
Active (adj.)
Active aerial
(Radio)
Active hydrogen
(Chem.)
Active carbon
(Chem.)
Active charcoal
(Chem.)
Active component
(Elec. Eng.)
Active current
(Elec. Eng.)
Active deposit
(Chem.)
Active electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Active force (Phys.)

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immunization
(Med.)
Active material
(Elec. Eng.)
Active molecules
(Chem.)
Active nitrogen
(Chem.)
Active polar
surface (Magn.)
Active power (Elec.
Eng.)
Active principle
(Med.)
Active service
Active transducer
(Elec. Eng.)
Active voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Activity (n.)
Activity coefficient
Activity of
molecules
Activity series of
metals (Chem.)
Activity, drilling
(Pet. Eng.)
Actual (adj.)
Actual horsepower (Eng.)

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advantage (Mech.)
Actual thickness
Actual value
Actual weight
Actuary
Actuate (v.)
Actuating cylinder
(Eng.)
Actuating system
Actuator (n.)
Acuity (n.)
Acuity, visual
(Med.)
Acuminate (adj.)
(Bot.)
Acute-angled
triangle (Maths.)
Acute (adj.)
Acute angle
(Maths.)
Acuteness
Acyclic (Chem.
Bot.)
Acyclic compounds
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)Acyl (Chem.
)Acyl group (Chem.
)Acylate (v.
)Acylation (Chem.
Ad hoc committee
Ad infinitum
Ad interim
Ad valorem
Adams apple
)Adamant (adj.
)Adamant (n.
)Adamantine (adj.
Adamantine lustre
)Adapt (v.
)Adaptability (n.
)Adaptable (adj.
)Adaptation (n.

)Adapted (adj.
. . .
Adapter (or
)adaptor) (n.
.
Adapter plug (Elec.
)Eng.

)
)Adapter skirt (Eng.
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)Adaptive (adj.
)Adaptometer (Med.

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)Adaxial (adj.
)Add (v.
)Addend (n.
Addenda (pl. of
)addendum
)Addendum (Eng.
)Addendum (n.
Addendum circle
)(Eng.
Adding machine

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Addition agent
)(Elec. Eng.
Addition of slag
Addition of vectors
)(Mech.

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Addition sign
)Additional (adj.
Additional
extension
)Additive (adj.
)Additive (n.


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Additive
compounds
)(Chem.
Additive property
)(Chem.
Additive reaction
)(Chem.
)Address (n.
)Address (v.
Addressee
Addressograph
)Adductor (muscle
)(Zool.
)Adenoids (Zool.
= Adepsine oil
paraffin oil
)Adept (adj.
)Adequacy (n.
)Adequate (adj.
)Adhere (v.

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)Adherence (n.

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)Adhesion (n.
Adhesion, force of
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)Adhesive (n.
)Adhesive (adj.
Adhesive force
)(Eng.
Adhesive tape
)(Elec. Eng.
)Adiabatic (adj.
Adiabatic
)calorimeter (Phys.
Adiabatic change
)(Phys.
Adiabatic
)contraction (Phys.
Adiabatic curve
)(Phys.
Adiabatic efficiency
)(Eng.
Adiabatic equation
)(Phys.
Adiabatic
expansion (chem.
)Phys.
Adiabatic process
)(Phys.

)Adiabatically (adv.

)Adiathermic (Phys.

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)Adipic acid (Chem.

)Adipocere (Geol.
)Adipose (Zool.

Adit (n.) (Mining)

Adit cut mining
Adit end (Mining)
Adit entrance
(Mining)
Adit level (Mining)
Adjacent
Adjacent angles
(Maths.)
Adjacent fields
(Pet. Eng.)
Adjoin (v.)
Adjoined curve
(Maths.)
Adjoining (adj.)
Adjoining
concession (Pet.
Eng.)
Adjoining well (Pet.
Eng.)
Adjourn (v.)
Adjust (v.)
Adjustable (adj.)
Adjustable at will
Adjustable blade
reamer (Eng.)

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Adjustable clamp
(Eng.)
Adjustable
condenser (elec.
Eng.)
Adjustable die
(Eng.)
Adjustable flow
bean (Eng.)
Adjustable for endplay (Eng.)
Adjustable level
(Surv.)
Adjustable reamer
(Eng.)
Adjustable
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Adjustable setsquare
Adjustable shutter
(Photog.)
Adjustable
spanner (Eng.)
Adjustable speed
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Adjustable steel
prop
Adjustable stop
(Eng.)
Adjustable tripod
Adjustable wrench
(Eng.)

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Adjuster (n.)
(Mech.)
Adjusting (adj.)
Adjusting (n.)
Adjusting bolt
(Eng.)
Adjusting bolt nut
(Eng.)
Adjusting device
Adjusting lever
(Eng.)
Adjusting nut
(Eng.)
Adjusting rack
Adjusting ring
(Eng.)
Adjusting rod (Eng.)
Adjusting screw
(Eng.)
Adjusting screw
nut
Adjustment
Adjustment knob
Adjustment time

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Adjustment, coarse
Adjustment, fine
Adjustor muscle
(Zool.)
Adjutant (n.)
Administer (v.)
Administration (n.)
Administrative
(adj.)
Administrator
Admiral

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Admiralty brass (or

%70)
metal)
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Admissible (adj.)
Admission-period
(Eng.)
( )
Admission (n.)
Admission opening
(Eng.)
Admission pressure
Admission valve
(Eng.)
Admission velocity
Admit (v.)
Admittance
Admix (v.)

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)Adnate (adj.
)Adnation (Biol.
)Adnic (Met.
Ado
Adobe

)Adolescence (n.

)Adolescent (adj.

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)Adorn (v.
Adrenal gland
)(Zool.
)Adrenaline (Chem.
)Adrift (adj. adv.
)Adroit (adj.
)Adsorb (v.) (Chem.
)Adsorbate (n.
)(Chem.
)Adsorbent (adj. n.
)(Chem.
Adsorbent clay
)(Chem.

Adsorption (n.)
(Chem.)
Adsorption
indicator

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Adsorption method
Adsorption process
(Chem.)

Adsorptive (adj.)

Adult (adj., n.)

Adulterant (adj.)
Adulterant (n.)
Adulterate (v.)
Adulterated (adj.)
(Chem.)
Adulteration (n.)
(Chem.)
Advance-heading
(Mining)
Advance (adj.)
Advance (n.)
Advance bore-hole
(Pet. Eng.)
Advance fold (Geol.)
Advance wave
(Geol.)
Advance, rate of
Advanced ignition

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Advancement (n.)
Advantage (n.)
Advantage,
mechanical (Mech.)
Advection (n.)
(Phys.)
Advent of water in
an oil well (Pet.
Eng.)
Adventitious
Adversary
Adverse (adj.)
Adverse
circumstances
Adverse water
advance (Pet. Eng.)
Advertent (adj.)
Advertise (v.)
Advertisement (n.)
Advice
Advisable (adj.)
Advise (v.)
Advisedly (adv.)

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Advisory committee

Adynamia (Med.)
Adze (n.) (Carp.)
Adze (v.)

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(Min.)
Aeolian (adj.)
Aeolian deposits
(Geol.)
Aeolian rocks
(Geol.)
Aeolian sound
(Acous.)

Aeolophilous (Bot.)

Aeolotropic (Phys.)
Aerage

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Aerate (v.)
Aerated water
Aerating roots
(Bot.)
Aerating system
(Eng.)
Aeration (n.)
Aeration air
receiver (Eng.)
Aeration cap (Eng.)
Aerator (n.)
Aerial-tuning
condenser (Radio)

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Aerial (adj.)
Aerial (n.) (Radio.)

Aerial cable-ways

Aerial cable (Teleg.)

Aerial car (Civ.
Eng.)

Aerial carrier (Eng.)

Aerial conveyer
Aerial ladder

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Aerial line (Eng.)

Aerial map
Aerial navigation
Aerial perspective
(Photog.)
Aerial photography
(Photog.)
Aerial
reconnaissance
(Surv.)
Aerial resistance
(Radio)
Aerial root (Bot.)
Aerial ropeway
(Civ. Eng.)
Aerial surveying
(Surv.)
Aerial switch
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Aerial
transportation
Aerification
Aeriform
)Aerify (v.
)Aerobatics (Aero.
Aerobic respiration
)(Biol.
= Aerodrome
)airport (Aero.
Aerodynamics
)Aerodyne (Aero.
Aerofoil = airfoil
Aerogram
)Aerograph (n.
)(Paint.
Aerography
)Aerolite (Geol.
Aerology (Aero.
)Meteor.
Aeromagnetic
prospecting
Aeromechanic
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Aerometric
instrument
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Aeronautical
engineering
Aeronautics
)Aeropause (Phys.
= Aerophyte
)epiphyte (Bot.
= Aeroplane
airplane
Aeroplane engine
)(Eng.
)Aeroscopy (Meteor.
Aerosol
Aerosol bomb
)Aerospace (Phys.
Aerosphere
)Aerostat (Aero.
Aerostatics
Aesthetics
)Aestivate (v.) (Biol.
)Aestivation (Biol.


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)Afebrile (Med.
Affair
)Affect (v.
)Affected (adj.
)Afferent (Zool.
)Affiliate (v.
Affinity (Chem.
)Biol.
)Affirm (v.
)Affirmation (n.
)Affix (n.
)Affix (v.

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)Afflux (n.

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)Afforest (v.

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)Afloat (adj.
)Afloat (adv.
African Shield
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After-burning
After-care
After-damp
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After-effect
After-hours
)After-image (Opt.
After-treatment
)(Min.
)Afterbirth (Med.
)Aftercool (v.
)Aftercooler (Mining
Afterglow
)Ag (silver) (Chem.
Agamic = agamous
)(Biol.
)agar-agar (Chem.
)Agate (n.) (Min.
)Age (n.
Age of the beds
)(Geol.
Age, geological
)Age, Ice (Geol.
Ageing = age)hardening (Met.
Agena = Centauri
)(Astron.

Agency
Agenda (n.)
Agent (n.)
Agent wetting
Agent, catalytic
(Chem.)
Agent, chemical
(Chem.)
Agent, oxidizing
(Chem.)
Agent, reducing,
(Chem.)
Agents, weathering
(Geol.)
Agglomerate (adj.)
Agglomerate (n.)
(Geol.)
Agglomerate (v.)
Agglomerating
plant
Agglomeration (n.)
Agglutinant
Agglutinate (adj.)
Agglutinate (v.)
Agglutinating power
Agglutination (n.)
Agglutination of
coal (Mining.)
Agglutinin (Med.)
Aggradation (n.)

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)deposits (Geol.
)Aggravate (v.
)Aggregate (Min.
)Aggregate (n.
)Aggregate (v.
Aggregate fruit
)(Bot.
Aggregate
polarization (Elec.
)Eng.
)Aggregation (n.
Aggression
)Aggressive (adj.
)Aging (or ageing
)(n.
)Agitate (v.
)Agitating (adj.

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)Agonic line (Magn.
Agrarian
Agrarian reform

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)Agreeable (adj.
)Agreed (adj.
)Agreement (n.
Agricultural
chemistry
)Agriculture (n.
)Agriculturist (n.
Agrimotor
)Agrology (n.
)Agronomy (n.
)Agrostology (n.
)Aground (adj. adv.
)Ague (Med.
)Aid (n.

)Aid (v.

Aid, first

Aids, audio-visual
)Aiguille (Build
)Aikinite (n.
)Ailerons (Aero.

Aim (n.)
Aim (v.)
Air- compressor
governor (Eng.)
Air-bath
Air-blast injection
(Eng.)
Air-blast switch (or
circuit breaker)
(Elec. Eng.)
Air-blast
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Air-blowing (Eng.)
Air-box
Air-brake switch
(or circuit breaker)
(Elec. Eng.)
Air-brick (Build.)
Air-brush (Eng.)
Air-casting (Eng.)
Air-cell (Eng.)
Air-cells (Zool.)
Air-chamber
Air-circulation
Air-classifier
(Mining.)
Air-cleaner

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Air-compressor
(Eng.)
Air-condenser
(Radio.)
Air-condition (n.)
Air-conditioned
(adj.)
Air-conditioning
(n.) (Eng.)
Air-conditions
(Meteor.)
Air-conduction
(Phys.)
Air-conductor
Air-controlled (adj.)
Air-cool (v.)
Air-cooled (adj.)
Air-cooled engine
(Eng.)
Air-cooled
intercooler

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Air-cooler (Eng.)

Air-cooling (Eng.)
Air-core cable =
dry-core cable
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Air-crossing
)Air-drain (Eng.
)Air-dried (adj.
)Air-drill (Eng.
)Air-drilling (Eng.
)Air-driven (adj.
)Air-dry (adj.
Air-drying
)Air-ejector (Eng.
Air-elutriator
)(Mining.
Air-exhauster
)(Eng.
Air-flow meter
)Air-fuel ratio (Eng.
Air-gap
Air-gap arrester
)(Elec.
Air-gas = producer
)gas (Chem.
)Air-gauge (Eng.
Air-hardening
)(Met.
Air-heater
)Air-level (Surv.

)Air-lift pump (Hyd.

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)Air-lock (Civ. Eng.

Air-lubrication
Air-motor hoist
)(Eng.

)Air-operated (adj.

Air-pillow
Air-preheater = air
heater
)Air-proof (adj.
)Air-pump (Eng.
Air-pump
)lubricator (Eng.
Air-pumping

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Air-sac
Air-sand (coal
cleaning) process
)(Mining.
)Air-shaft (Civ. Eng.
)Air-slaking (Build.
Air-space
)Air-tight (adj.
Air-to-air missile
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)Air (n.
)Air (v.
Air admission
)(Eng.
baffle
)base (Mill.
)bladder (Zool.
blast

Air
Air
Air
Air

)Air bleed (n.) (Eng.

)Air bleed (v.) (Eng.

)Air bleeding (Eng.

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Air blower
)Air brake (Eng.
)Air bump (Aero.
Air capacitor (Elec.
)Eng.
Air capacity
)Air carrier (Aero.
Air cavity = air
)space (Bot.
)Air clutch (Eng.
Air compartment
Air current
)Air cushion (Eng.
Air cylinder

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damping
deflector
)density (Phys.
discharge

Air
Air
Air
Air

Air displacement
Air distributor
)(Eng.

)Air drag (Mech.

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Air draught
)Air drive (Pet. Eng.
)Air ducts (Eng.
Air dusting

)Air engine (Eng.

)Air escape (Plumb.

Air fan
filer
flow
)flue (Build.
)force (Mill.

Air
Air
Air
Air

Air freight
Air friction
Air furnace

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)gate (Foundry
)glow (Meteor.
)governor (Eng.
)gun (Eng.
)hoist (Eng.

Air induction
)Air injection (Eng.
Air inlet = air
)intake (Eng.
Air input wells
)(Pet. Eng.
Air insulation
)(Elec. Eng.
Air intake valve
Air jet
Air layer
)Air lift (Pet. Eng.

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Air
Air
Air
Air

)Air line (Elec. Eng.

Air liquefaction
)(Phys.
Air log
Air manometer
)(Phys.
)Air mass (Meteor.
Air mechanic
Air meter
Air motor

Air navigation
Air nozzle

outlet
oven
passage
patrol

Air pipe (Eng.)

Air pocket
Air pollution

Air
Air
Air
Air

Air pressure (Phys.)

Air pressure gauge
(Eng.)
Air pressure
regulator (Eng.)
Air quenching

Air raid

Air ramming (Eng.)

Air reconnaissance
Air refining
Air release valve
(Eng.)
Air repressuring
(Pet. Eng.)

Air resistance
Air route

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)Air silencer (Auto.
)Air speed (Aero.
Air standard cycle
)(I. C. Eng.
Air standard
efficiency (I. C.
)Eng.
)Air starter (Eng.
Air strainer
= Air surveying
aerial surveying
Air temperature
)(Meteor.
Air thermometer
)(Phys.
tool
traffic
transport
)valve (Eng.
vent

Air
Air
Air
Air
Air

Air vessel
Air, on the
)Airborne (adj.
Airborne mine
)dust (San. Eng.
Aircraft
Aircraft carrier
Aircraft compass

Aircraft engine
Aircraft engine oil

Aircraft engineer
Aircraft
maintenance

Aircraft mechanic

Aircraft servicing
Aircraft wiring

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Aircrew
= Airdrome
aerodrome
Airdrop

)Airfield (n.

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)Airfoil (n.
)Airframe (Aero.
Airhole
)Airing (n.
Airlane
= Airless injection
solid injection
)(Eng.
Airline

Airliner

Airmail

Airman
= Airplane
aeroplane

)Airport (or air port

Airport control
tower
Airport traffic
control

)Airscrew (Aero.

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Airscrew blade
Airscrew torque
)(Mech.
)Airship (Aero.

)Airsick (adj.
Airstrip
)Airway (Mining.
)Airway (n.

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Airways intake
Airways return
)(Mining.
)Airwell (Pet. Eng.
)Airworthy (adj.
)(Aero.
)Aisle (n.

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Akene = achene
)(Bot.
)Al (aluminium
)(Chem.
= Alabamine
astatine
)Alabandite (Min.
)Alabaster (Min.
)Alar (or alary
)(Biol.
)Alarm (n.
)Alarm bell (Teleph.
Alarm clock
)Alarm device (Eng.
Alarm fuse (Elec.
)Eng.
Alarm signal
Alarm whistle
)Alarm, level (Eng.
Alarm, post
)circulation (Eng.
)Alate (adj.) (Biol.
)Albata (Met.
)Albedo (Phys.

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)Albino (Biol.

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Albedo of a plant

)Albite (Min.
)Albitization (Geol.
)Albumen (Bot.

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)Albumen (Zool.
Albuminates
)(Chem.
Albuminoids
)(Chem.
Albuminous cell
)(Bot.
Albuminous
compounds
Albuminous seed
)(Bot.

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= Alburnum
)sapwood (Bot.
Alcaloid = alkaloid
)(Chem.

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Alclad (Met.)
Alcohol (Chem.)
Alcohol
fermentation (Bot.)
Alcohol fuel
Alcohol lamp
Alcohol
thermometer
(Phys.)
Alcohol, amyl
(Chem.)
Alcohol, butyl
(Chem.)

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Alcohol, denatured
(Chem.)

Alcohol, isopropyl
(Chem.)

Alcohol, secondary
amyl (Chem.)
Alcohol, secondary
butyl (Chem.)
Alcohol, synthetic
(Chem.)

Alcoholase (Chem.)

Alcoholate (Chem.)

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)(Chem.
Alcoholometer
)(Chem.
Alcoholometry
)(chem.
)Alcoholysis (Chem.
)Alcosol (Chem.
)Alcove (Build.
)Aldebaran (Astron.
)Aldehyde (Chem.
Alden power brake
)(Eng.
)Alder (Bot.
)Ale (n.
)Alee (adv.
)Alembic (Chem.
)Alert (adj.
)Alert (n.
)Alert (v.
Alette = allette
)(Build.
)Alfalfa (Bot.

Algae (pl. of alga)

(Bot.)
Algebra (n.)
Algebraic (al) (adj.)
Algebraic curve
(Maths.)
Algebraic equation
(Maths.)
Algebraic
equivalent
Algebraic
expression (Maths.)
Algebraic function
(Maths.)
Algebraic function
irrational (Maths.)
Algebraic series
(Maths.)
Algebraic solution
of equations
Algebraic sum
(Maths.)
Algebraic value
(Maths.)
Algerian onyx (Min)
Algology =
phycology (Bot.)
Alicyclic =
aliphatic-cyclic
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compounds
)(Chem.
Alidade = sight
)rule (Surv.
)Alien (adj.) (Bot.
Alien frequencies
)(or tones) (Acous.
)Alienate (v.
)Alienation (n.
)Alienist (Med.
)Aliform (Aero.
)Alighting (Aero.
)Align (or aline) (v.
Aligned-grid valve
)(Thermionics
Aligning reamer
)(Eng.
)Alignment (n.
Alignment
)(Railways
Alignment charts
)(Maths.
Alignment pin
)(Eng.
)Alimentary (adj.
Alimentary canal
)(Zool.

Alimentary system
(Zool.)
Aliphatic (adj.)
(Chem.)
Aliphatic acids
Aliphatic alcohols
Aliphatic
compounds
(Chem.)
Aliquant (adj.)
(Maths.)
Aliquot (adj.)
Alive (adj.)
Alizarin (Chem.)
Alkali (adj.)
Alkali (n.) (Chem.)
Alkali (or alkaline)
metals (Chem.)
Alkali compounds
(Chem.)
Alkali test (Chem.)
Alkali treatment
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Alkalify (v.)

Alkalimeter (Chem.)

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)Alkaline (adj.
Alkaline
accumulator (Elec.
)Eng.
Alkaline detergents
)(Chem.
Alkaline earth
)metals (Chem.
Alkaline earths
)(Chem.
Alkaline metals
)(Chem.
Alkaline salts
)(Chem.
Alkaline solution
)(Chem.
)Alkalinity (n.
)(Chem.
)Alkalization (n.
)Alkalize (v.
)Alkaloid (Chem.
Alkalosis (Chem.
)Med.
)Alkanes (Chem.
)Alkenes (Chem.
)Alkyl (Chem.
Alkyl derivatives
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)(Chem.
Alkyl radical
)(Chem.
)Alkylate (v.
)(Chem.
)Alkylation (Chem.
Alkylation plant
)(Chem.
Alkylation process
)(Chem.
Alkylation, thermal
)(Chem.
)Alkylene (Chem.
All- overhauled
All-clear signal
)All-inclusive (adj.
)All-insulated (adj.
All-level sample
)(Civ. Eng.
All-mains set (Elec.
)Eng.
All-metal
)construction (Eng.
All-service
All-time high
All-up weight
)(Aero.
All-wave receiver
)(Radio

All-welded
structure
All-wood (adj.)
All-wood
construction (Eng.)
All purpose engine
oil
All relay system
(Elec. Eng.)
All steel
Allantois (Zool.)
Allay (v.)
Allege (v.)
Allegiance
Alleles =
allelomorphs (Gen.)
Allelomorphic
characters (Gen.)
Allelomorphism =
allelism (Gen.)
Allergic (adj.)
Allergy (n.)
Allette (or alette)
(Build.)
Alleviate (v.)
Alley (n.)
Alliance
Alligation (Maths)
Alligator crusher
(Eng.)

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Alligator shears
)(Eng.
Alligator wrench
)(Plumb. Eng.
Alligatoring
)Allocate (v.
Allocation
Allochromatic
)(adj.) (Light.
Allochthonous
)(Ecol.
Allochthonous
)deposits (Ecol.
Allochthonous fold
)(Ecol.
Allochthonous
)rock (Ecol.
)Allogamy (Bot.
)Allomeric (Chem.
= Allomorphic
allomorphous
)(adj.) (Chem.
)Allot (v.
)Allotment (n.
Allotriomorphic
)(adj.
)Allotrope (n.
)(Chem.
)Allotropic (adj.
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)(Chem.
Allotropic form
)(Chem.
Allotropic
)transition (Chem.
= Allotropism
)allotropy (Chem.
)Allow (v.
)Allowable (adj.
Allowable
production (Pet.
)Eng.
Allowable variation
)(Pet. Eng.
)Allowance (n.
)Alloy (n.) (Chem.
)Alloy (v.
Alloy cast-iron
)(Met.
)Alloy casting (Met.
)Alloy eutectic (Met.
)Alloy, (or special
)steel (Met.
Alloy, fusible
Alloy, heat resisting
Alloy, iron-carbon
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)(Met.
Alloyage
)Alloying (n.
)Allude (v.
Allusion
)Alluvial (adj.

)Alluvial clay (Geol.

Alluvial deposits
)(Geol.

)Alluvial fan (Geol.

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Alluvial stone
)(Geol.
)Alluvium (Geol.
)Ally (n.
)Ally (v.
)Allyl group (Chem.
)Almanac (n.
)Almandite (Min.
)Almond oil (Chem.
)Alnico (Chem.
)Aloof (adv., adj.


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)(Phys.
)Alpha-rays (Phys.
Alpha and omega
)Alpha bronze (Met.
Alpha counter
)(Phys.
)Alpha decay (Phys.
Alpha
disintegration
)Alpha iron (Met.
Alpha particles
)(Phys.
Alpha particles
)spectrum (Phys.
)Alphabetization (n.
)Altair (Astron.
)Altar (Civ. Eng.
Altazimuth
)(Astron. Surv.
Altazimuth
)theodolite (Surv.
)Alter (v.
)Alteration (n.
)Alternate (adj.
)Alternate (v.

Alternate angles
(Maths.)
Alternate segments
of a circle (Geom.)
Alternately (adv.)
Alternating
bending test (Eng.)
Alternating current
(Elec. Eng.)
Alternating current
balancer (Elec.
Eng.)
Alternating current
commutator motor
(Elec. Eng.)

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Alternating current
electromagnet

(Elec. Eng.)
Alternating current
generator (Elec.
Eng.)

Alternating current
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Alternating current
power supply
(Elec. Eng.)

Alternating current
series motor (Elec.
Eng.)

Alternating current
transformer =
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Alternating cycle
(Elec. Eng.)
Alternating motion
Alternating saw
(Carp.)
Alternating series
(Maths.)
Alternating stills
(Chem.)
Alternating
stresses (Eng.)
Alternation (n.)
Alternation law
Alternation of beds
(Geol.)
Alternation of
generations (Biol.)
Alternative (adj.)
Alternative (n.)
Alternative
connection
Alternative
inheritance (Gen.)

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Alternator (Elec.
Eng.)
Alternator
transmitter (Elec.
Eng.)
Altigraph (n.)
Altimeter
Altimeter, aneroid
(Phys.)
Altimetry
Altitude
Altitude
Surv.)
Altitude
Altitude
(Geom.)

(Aero.)
(Astron.
(n.)
(or height)

Altitude adjustment
Altitude chamber
Altitude control
Altitude of a cone
(Geom.)
Altitude of a
cylinder (Geom.)
Altitude of a prism
(Geom.)
Altitude of a
pyramid (Geom.)
Altitude of a
rhombus (Geom.)

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(Asrton.)
Altitude of a
trapezium (Geom.)
Altitude of a
triangle (Geom.)
Altitude of polygon
(Geom.)

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Altitude, absolute

Altitude, actual
Alto-cumulus
castellatus
(Meteor.)
Alto-cumulus
cloud (Meteor.)
Alto-stratus cloud
(Meteor.)

Altometer (Surv.)
Alum (Chem.)
Alum shale (Geol.)
Alumina (Min.)

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Aluminates (Chem.)

Aluminiferous (adj.)

Aluminium (Al) (or

: )( )aluminum) (Chem.
Aluminium (Elec.
)Eng.

Aluminium alloy
)bearings (Eng.

Aluminium alloys
)
)(Met.
(
Aluminium brass
)(Met.

Aluminium bronze
)(Met.

Aluminium carbide
)(Chem.

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Aluminium foil
Aluminium iron
)(Met.

Aluminium leaf

Aluminium ore
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Aluminium welding
)Aluminization (n.
)Aluminize (v.
Aluminothermic
)process (Chem.
)Aluminous (adj.
= Aluminum
aluminium
Alumna
Alumnus (pl.
)alumni
)Alums (Chem.

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Alunite (or
)alumstone) (Min.
)Alunogen (Min.
Alveolus (pl.
)alveoli) (Biol.
)Am (americium
)(Chem.
)Amalgam (Chem.
)Amalgamate (v.
)Amalgamation (n.
Amalgamation
processes
Amalgamator
)Amass (v.
)Amateur (n.
Amazing
)Ambar (Geol.
)Amber (Min.
)Ambergris (n.
)Ambidextrous (adj.

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Ambient air
Ambient
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temperature
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)Ambiguous (adj.
)Ambit (n.

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)Ambulate (v.
Ambulator (or
)perambulator
)(Surv.
Ameba = amoeba
)(Zool.
Amebic (or
amoebic) dysentery
)(Med.

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)Amelioration (n.
)Amenable (adj.
)Amend (v.
Amended draft

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American standard
= )wire gauge (Eng.
Brown and Sharpe
wire gauge

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= Amianthus
)amiantus (Min.
Amicable numbers
)(Maths.
)Amicron (Chem.
Amid
)Amides (Chem.

Amido group
Amidol (Chem.
)Photog.

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Amino acids
)(Chem.
Amino group
)(Chem.
)Amitosis (Biol.
)Amitotic (adj.
)(Biol.
)Amity (n.
Ammeter (Elec.
)Eng.
Ammeter shunt

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process
)Ammonia (Chem.
Ammonia
absorption
refrigerator
Ammonia liquor
)(Chem.
Ammonia
refrigerating plant
)(Eng.
Ammonia
)synthetic (Chem.
Ammonia
)water(Chem.
Ammonia, liquid
)(Chem.
Ammoniacal
)solution (Chem.
)Ammoniated (adj.
)Ammonify (v.
)Ammonite (Geol.
Ammonium
)(Chem.
Ammonium
)chloride (Chem.
Ammonium
)hydroxide (Chem.
Ammonium nitrate
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)phosphate (Chem.
Ammonolysis
)Ammunition (Mill.
)Amnesia (med.

Amnesty
)Amnion (Zool.

)Amoeba (Zool.

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)Amoebic (adj.
Amoebocyte
)Amoeboid (adj.
Amorphism
)(Chem.
Amorphous
)(Chem.
Amorphous
)sulphur (Chem.
Amorphous wax
)(Chem.
= Amortisseur
damper (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
Amortization
)Amount (n.
)Amount to (v.


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)ampere
Amperage (Elec.
)Eng.
Ampere-balance
)(Elec. Eng.
Ampere-hour
)(Elec. Eng.
Ampere-hour
capacity (Elec.
)Eng.
Ampere-hour
efficiency (Elec.
)Eng.
Ampere-hour
)meter (Elec. Eng.
Ampereinternational (Elec.
)Eng.
Ampere-turn (Elec.
)Eng.

)Ampere (Elec. Eng.

= Ampere meter
ammeter (Elec.
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)Eng.
Ampere second
)(Elec. Eng.
:
Ampere, absolute
)(Elec. Eng.

Amperes rule
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)(Elec. Eng.

Amperometric
)
)value (Elec. Eng.
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)Amphibian (adj.
)Amphibian (Aero.
)Amphibian (n.
)(Biol.
)Amphibious (Zool.
)Amphiboles (Min.
)Amphicarpic (Bot.
Amphichromatism
)(n.
)Amphigenous (Bot.
Amphitheater
)Amphoteric (Chem.
= Amphoteric ion
)zwitterion (Chem.
Amphoteric oxide
)(Chem.
)Ample (adj.
)Amplification (n.
Amplification
)factor (Elec. Eng.
)Amplificatory (adj.
Amplifier (Elec.
)Comm.
)Amplifier (Photog.

Amplifier tube
(Elec. Comm.)
Amplifier, audiofrequency (Teleph.)
Amplifier,
broadcasting
(Radio.)
Amplifier, buffer
(Elec. Eng.)
Amplifier,
intermediatefrequency (Radio.)
Amplifier, lowfrequency (Teleph.)
Amplifier,
microphone (Elec.
Eng.)
Amplifier, power
(Elec. Eng.)
Amplifier, radiofrequency (Radio.)
Amplifier,
recording (Acous.)
Amplifier, torque
(Eng.)
Amplifier, wide
band (Elec. Comm.)
Amplifier.
Television (Telev.)
Amplify (v.)
Amplifying power
(Eng.)

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Amplifying
transformer
(Radio.)
Amplitude (n.)
(Phys.)
Amplitude
distortion (Elec.
Comm.)
Amplitude factor =
peak factor (Elec.
Eng.)
Amplitude
modulation (Radio.)
Amplitude of
oscillation (Phys.)
Amplitude of
vibration (Phys.)
Amplitude of wave
(Phys.)
Ampoule =
ampulla (Med.)
Amputate (v.)
Amputation (Med.)
Amygdala (Zool.)
Amygdalin (Chem.)
Amyl (Chem.)
Amyl acetate
(Chem.)
Amyl alcohol
(Chem.)

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)Amylase (Biol.

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)Amylopsin (Chem.
Anabatic wind
)(Meteor.
)Anabolic (adj.

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)Anaemia (Med.

)
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)Anaerobes (Biol.

)Anaerobic (Biol.
= Anaesthetic
)anesthetic (Med.
)Anal (adj.
)Analcite (Min.

)Analgesia (Med.

)Analgesic (Med.

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)Analogical (adj.
)Analogous (adj.
)Analogue (n.

Analogue computer
)Analogy (Biol.

Analogy (n.)
Analyse (v.)
Analyser (Chem.)
Analysis (n.)
Analysis, chemical
(Chem.)
Analysis, core
(Mining.)
Analysis,
macroscopic
Analysis,
mathematical
(Maths.)
Analysis,
microscope
Analysis,
petrological (Geol.)
Analysis,
qualitative
Analysis,
quantitative
(Chem.)
Analysis,
sequential
Analysis, spectrum
(Phys.)
Analysis,
volumetric (Chem.)
Analysis, well-core
(Pet. Eng.)

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Analyst (n.)
Analytic (or
analytical) (adj.)
Analytical
approach (Maths.)

Analytical balance
Analytical
chemistry

Analytical geometry
Analytical method
Analytical
psychology
Analytical reactions
Analytical reagent
(Chem.)
Analytical
trigonometry
(Maths.)
Analyze = analyse
(v.)
Analyzer (n.)
(Chem.)
Analyzer, network
(Elec. Eng.)
Anamorphism
(Geol.)
Anandrous (Bot.)
Ananthous (Bot.)

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)Anaphase (Biol.
Anaphoresis
)(Chem.

)Anaphoresis (Med.

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)Anaphylaxis (Med.
Anarchy
Anastigmatic lens
)(Photog.
)Anastomose (v.

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Anatomy
)Anaxial (Zool.
Ancestry

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)(n.
)(v.
)bolt (Eng.
cable
)nut (Eng.
pole

Anchor
Anchor
Anchor
Anchor
)(Naut.
Anchor
Anchor

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Anchor rod








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Anchor screw
Anchor, charge
Anchor, dead line
Anchor, hydraulic
hold down
Anchor, insert
pump
Anchor, rock
)(Nuat.
Anchor, tubing
Anchorage
Anchorage pin
)(Auto.
)Ancillary (adj.
Ancon (pl.
)ancones) (Arch.
)Andalusite (Min.
)Andiron (Build.
)Andradite (Min.
)Androecium (Bot.
)Androgynous (Bot.
Andromeda
)(Astron.
Anechoic chamber
)(Acous.

Anelastic (adj.)
(Met.)
Anelastic strain
(Mech.)
Anelectric (adj.(
(Elec.)
Anemia = anaemia
(Med.)

Anemic (adj.) (Med.)

Anemograph
(Meteor.)
Anemometer
(Meteor.)
Anemophily (Bot.)
Anemoscope
(Meteor.)
Aneroid (adj.)

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Aneroid barograph
(Meteor.)

Aneroid barometer
(Meteor.)
Aneroid gauge
(Eng.)
Aneroid
manometer (Phys.)
Aneroidograph
(Meteor.)
Anesthesia =
anaesthesia
Anesthesia =
anesthesia (Med.)

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)Anesthetize (v.
)Aneurysm (Med.
)Anew (adv.
Angary
)Angina (Med.
Angina pectoris
)(Med.
)Angiosperms (Bot.
Angle-closer
)(Build.
Angle-joint
)Angle-shaft (Build.
)Angle-staff (Build.
Angle-stone (Civ.
)Eng.
Angle-sum
)theorem (Geom.
)Angle (Geom.
)Angle bar (Build.
Angle bead
Angle bearing
)(Eng.
)Angle block (Carp.
)Angle board (Carp.

Angle bracket
(Eng.)
Angle cleat (Build.)
Angle float (Build)
Angle gauge (Build.)
Angle gear (Eng.)
Angle iron (Eng.)
Angle lunular
(Maths.)
Angle of a lune =
lunular angle
Angle of advance
(Eng.)
Angle of altitude
(Astron.)
Angle of attack
(Aero.)
Angle of bedding
(Geol.)
Angle of contact
(Eng.)s
Angle of
convergence
Angle of cutting
Angle of
declination (Magn.)
Angle of deflection
Angle of
depression (Surv.)
Angle of deviation
(Light.)

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Angle of dip (or

inclination) (Magn.)
Angle of divergence
(Elec.)
Angle of elevation
(Surv.)
Angle of
Angle of
Angle of
(Eng.)
Angle of
(Geol.)
Angle of
Angle of
Angle of
(Phys.)

emergence
entrance
friction
hade
heel
impact
incidence

Angle of inclination
(Magn.)
Angle of
inconformity
Angle of
intersection
(Maths.)
Angle of lag (Elec.
Eng.)
Angle of landing
(Aero.)
Angle of lead (Elec.
Eng.)
Angle of lens
(Photog.)

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Angle of minimum
deviation (Light.)
Angle of obliquity
(Eng.)
Angle of parallax
(Phys.)
Angle of pitch
Angle of
polarization (Light.)
Angle of projection
Angle of recoil
Angle of reflection
(Light.)
Angle of refraction
(Light.)
Angle of relief =
clearance angle
(Eng.)
Angle of repose (or
reset) (Civ. Eng.)
Angle of roll =
Angle of bank
Angle of rotation
Angle of rupture
(Met.)
Angle of slope
Angle of strike
Angle of thread
Angle of torsion
Angle of traction

Angle of twist (Eng.)

Angle of variation
Angle of vision
Angle of yaw (Hyd.)
Angle of zero lift
(Aero.)
Angle plate (Eng.)

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Angle rafter (Carp.)

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Angle ratio (Maths.)

Angle shot = Angleview (Cinema)

Angle steel (Eng.)
Angle straggling
Angle support
(Elec. Eng.)
Angle valve (Eng.)
Angle, acute
(Maths.)
Angle, adjacent
(Maths.)
Angle,
complementary
(Maths.)
Angle,
corresponding
(Maths.)
Angle, critical
(Light.)
Angle, cutting
(Eng.)

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Angle, dihedral
)(Maths.
)Angle, divider(s
Angle, exterior
)(Maths.
Angle, included
)(Geom.
Angle, oblique
)(Maths.
Angle, obtuse
)(Maths.
Angle, optical
)Angle, plane (Carp.
Angle, planner
Angle, right
)(Maths.
Angle, sharp
Angle, solid
)(Maths.
Angle, spherical
)(Maths.
Angle, subtended
)(Chem.
)Angledozer (Eng.
Anglemeter
)Anglesite (Chem.
Angstrom unit

Angular (adj.)
Angular
acceleration (Mech.)
Angular aperture
(Photog.)
Angular cutter
(Eng.)
Angular deviation
Angular diameter
Angular
displacement
(Mech.)
Angular distance
Angular divergence
Angular drilling
equipment
(Mining.)
Angular frequency
(Elec. Comm.)
Angular height
(Surv.)
Angular
inconformity
Angular length
(Mech.)
Angular magnitude
(Maths.)
Angular
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momentum (Mech.)
Angular motion
(Mech.)
Angular pattern
diestock (Eng.)
Angular pitch
(Eng.)
Angular
reciprocating
motion
Angular speed
Angular surface
Angular thread
(Eng.)
Angular velocity
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Angularity
Angularity
correction
Anharmonic (adj.)

Anhidrosis (Med.)

Anhydride (Chem.)
Anhydrite (Min.)
Anhydrous (adj.)
(Chem.)
Anhydrous lime
(Chem.)

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)(Chem.
)Aniline (Chem.
)Aniline dye (Chem.
Animal cellulose
Animal charcoal
)(Chem.
Animal electricity
)(Biol.
Animal grease
Animal tissue
)(Biol.
)Animalcule (Zool.
Animation
)Anions (Elec.
)Anise (Bot.
Anisochromatic
)(adj.) (Phys.
)Anisomeric (adj.
)(Chem.
)Anisotonic (adj.
)(Chem.
)Anisotropic (adj.
)(Phys.
Anisotropic crystal
)(Chem.
Anisotropic liquids
)(Chem.
)Anisotropy (Chem.

Ankle
Ankylosis (Med.)
Annals
Anneal (v.) (Met.)
Annealed steel
(Met.)
Annealed wire
(Met.)
Annealing (n.)
(Met.)
Annealing
temperature
Annealing, blue
(Met.)
Annealing, bright
(Met.)
Annealing, open
Annealing, pit
(Met.)
Annealing, pot
(Met.)
Annelid (Biol.)
Annelida (Biol.)
Annex (n.)
Annex (v.)
Annihilate (v.)
Annihilation (n.)
(Phys.)
Anniversary

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Announce (v.)

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Annoy (v.)
Annual (adj.)

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Annual load factor

(Elec. Eng.)

Annual plant (Bot.)

Annual rings (Bot.)

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Annual variation of
a compass (Surv.)

Annually (adv.)
Annuity
Annul (v.)
Annular (adj.)
Annular bit (Carp.)
Annular borer
(Eng.)
Annular eclipse
(Astron.)

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Annular gear (Eng.)

Annular gear
wheel (Eng.)

Annular groove


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seating
space
( valve
velocity
wheel

Annular
)(Carp.
Annular
)(Eng.
Annular
Annular
)Eng.
Annular
Annular
)(Eng.
Annulet

Annulment
Annulus (pl.
)annuli
Annunciator (Elec.
)Eng.
)Anodal (or anodic
)(adj.
)Anode (Elec.
Anode battery = Bbattery (Elec.
)Comm.
Anode current
)(Thermionics
Anode dissipation
)(Thermionics
Anode drop
)(Thermionics
)Anode effect (Elec.

Anode generator
(Thermionics)
Anode glow
(Thermionics)
Anode modulation
(Radio)
Anode mud (Met.)
Anode oxidation
(Elec. Eng. Met.)
Anode rays
(Thermionics)
Anode resistance
(Thermionics)
Anode slime =
Anode mud (Met.)
Anode tap
(Thermionics)
Anodic etching
(Elec. Eng.)
Anodic treatment
Anodize (v.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Anodyne (adj.)
Anolyte (Elec. Eng.)
Anomalous (adj.)
Anomalous
dispersion
Anomalous
magnetization
(Magn.)

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)Anonymous (adj.
)Anopheles (Zool.

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)indianite (Min.
)Anosmia (Med.
)Anoxemia (Med.
)Anoxia (Med.
)Answer (v.
Answer print
)(Cinema
Answering jack
)(Teleph.
)Antacid (adj. n.
Antagonism

= Antalgic
)antalgesic (adj.

Antarctic Circle

)Antares (Astron.
= Ante meridiem
A.M. or a.m.

Antebellum (adj.)
Antecambrian
(adj.) (Geol.)
Antecedent
(Maths.)

Antecedent (n.)
Antechamber =
precombustion
chamber (Eng.)
Antedate (v.)

Antenatal (adj.)

Antenna (Biol.)
Antenna = aerial
(n.) (Radio.)
Antenna array
(Radio.)
Antenna
changeover switch
(Radio.)
Antenna circuit
(Radio.)
Antenna
connection (Radio.)
Antenna coupler
(Radio.)
Antenna coupling
(Radio.)

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(Radio.)
Antenna earthing
switch (Radio.)
Antenna effect
(Radio.)
Antenna insulator
(Radio.)
Antenna lead-in
(Radio.)
Antenna loading
coil (Radio.)
Antenna loop
(Radio.)
Antenna mast
(Radio.)
Antenna
omnidirectional
(Radio.)
Antenna reel
(Radio.)
Antenna reflector
(Radio.)
Antenna resistance
(Radio.)
Antenna
shortening
condenser (Radio.)
Antenna system
(Radio.)
Antenna tuning
(Radio.)
Antenna voltage
(Radio.)

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Antenna wire
)(Radio.
Antenna,
)directional (Radio.
Antenna, frame
)(Radio.

)Antennule (Zool.

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)Anther (n.) (Bot.

)Antheridium (Bot.
Anthocyanin (Bot.
)Chem.
)Anthology (Bot.
)Anthology (n.
)Anthophore (Bot.

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)Anthracite (Chem.
Anthraco-silicosis
= miners asthma
)(Med.
)Anthrax (Med.
Anthropology
Anthropomorphic
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)(Chem.
Anti-acid additive
Anti-aircraft
)Anti-atom (Phys.
Anti-breakage
device
Anti-burn jelly
)(Med.
Anti-capacity
)switch (Radio.
Anti-catalyst
)(Chem.
Anti-cathode
)(Phys.
Anti-clockwise
)(adj., adv.
)Anti-coagulant (n.
)(Med.
)Anti-corrosion (adj.
Anti-corrosive
)additive (Eng.

)Anti-crease (adj.

Anti-cyclone
)(Meteor.
)Anti-dazzle (adj.

Antidecomposition
additive (Chem.)
Anti-detonating
(adj.)
Anti-detonating
gasoline (Chem.)
Anti-detonator
(Chem.)
Anti-dim (v.)
Anti-electron =
positron (Elec.
Eng.)
Anti-ferment (n.)
Anti-fermentative
(Chem.)
Anti-flash (adj.)
Anti-foam agent
(Chem.)
Anti-fouling
composition (Eng.)
Anti-freeze (n., adj.)
Anti-friction (adj.)
(Eng.)
Anti-friction alloy
(Eng.)
Anti-friction
bearing (Eng.)
Anti-friction metal
= white metal
(Eng.)
Anti-frost (adj.)
(Eng.)

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Anti-gas protection

Anti-gas respirator
Anti-glare (adj.)

Anti-halation plate

Anti-icer (Eng.)

Anti-incrustator
(Eng.)
Anti-knock (n.)

Anti-knock
compound (Chem.)
Anti-knock
substance (Eng.)
Anti-knock value
(or rating)
Anti-knocking
agent (Chem.)
Anti-leak (adj.)
Anti-leak packing
ring (Eng.)
Anti-logarithm
(Maths.)
Anti-magnetic (adj.)

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Anti-missile
)missile (Mill.
Anti-neutron
)(Phys.
Anti-oxidant (n.
)adj.
Anti-oxidant
)additive (Chem.
Anti-oxidation
)(adj.) (Eng.
)Anti-parallax (n.
)(Photog.
Anti-priming pipe
)(Eng.
)Anti-proton (Phys.
Anti-resonance
)(Phys.
)Anti-rust (adj.
)(Eng.
)Anti-sag bar (Eng.
)Anti-skidding (adj.
)Anti-spin (adj.
)(Aero.
Anti-static
)antenna (Radio.
Anti-submarine
)(adj.) (Mill.
)Anti-tank (adj.
)(Mill.

Anti-thrust
bearing (Eng.)
Anti-torque (Mech.)
Antibiotic (adj.)
(Med.)
Antibody (Med.)
Anticer (Aero.)
Antichlor (Chem.)

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Anticlastic
curvature (Maths.)

Anticlinal (adj.)
Anticlinal apex
(Geol.)
Anticlinal axial
plane (Geol.)
Anticlinal axis
(Geol.)
Anticlinal bulges
(Geol.)
Anticlinal closure
(Geol.)
Anticlinal crest
(Geol.)
Anticlinal flank
(Geol.)
Anticlinal flexture
(Geol.)

Anticlinal line (or

axis) (Geol.)
Anticlinal ridge
(Geol.)
Anticlinal
structure (Geol.)
Anticline
Anticlinoriumcomposite
anticline (Geol.)
Anticlinorium
(Geol.)
Antidotal (adj.)
Antidote (n.) (Med.)
Antigen (Med.)
Antigum inhibitor
(Chem.)
Antimonate =
Antimoniate
(Chem.)
Antimonial lead
(Chem.)
Antimony (Sb)
(Chem.)
Antimony alloys
(Chem.)
Antimony black
Antineutrino
(Phys.)
Antinodal region =
loop (Phys.)
Antinode (Phys.)

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)(Geom.
)Antiparallels (n.
)Antiparasitic (adj.
)(Med.
)Antiparticle (Phys.
Antiparticles
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)Apatite (Chem.
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Aperiodic antenna
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Aperiodic circuit
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Aperiodic compass
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Aperiodic
galvanometer
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Aperiodic
instrument
Aperiodic motion

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Apertured disc
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Apolar
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Apothecaries
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regular polygon
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Apparent
expansion,
coefficient of (Phys.)
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inductance
Apparent
magnitude
Apparent motion
Apparent
movement
Apparent power
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Apparent slip

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Approximate result

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error
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Aqualung
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Arborescent

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)anticosine (Maths.
Arc-control device
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= Arc-cosecant
anticosecant
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= Arc-cotangent
anticotangent
Arc-lamp carbon
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= Arc-tangent
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)Arc (Geom.
Arc absorber (Elec.
)Eng.
Arc circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Arc converter
)(Radio.
Arc crater (Elec.
)Eng.
Arc deflector (Elec.
)Eng.
Arc discharge
)(Elec. Eng.
Arc duration (Elec.
)Eng.
Arc furnace (Elec.
)Eng.
Arc generator
)(Radio.
)Arc ignition (Elec.
Arc lamp = arc
)light (Elec. Eng.
)Arc lighting (Elec.
Arc modulation
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Arc of a circle
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Arc of approach
(Eng.)
Arc of contact
(Eng.)
Arc of recess (Eng.)
Arc process
(Chem.)
Arc rectifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Arc resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Arc shield (Elec.
Eng.)
Arc spectrum
(Phys.)
Arc stream voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Arc suppressor
(Elec. Eng.)
Arc system (Radio.)
Arc transmitter
(Radio.)
Arc voltage (Elec.
Eng.)
Arc welding (Elec.
Eng.)
Arc, subtended
(Geom.)
Arcade (Eng.)

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Arch, horse-shoe
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Arch, mine

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Archaean era
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Archaean rocks
)(Geol.
Archaeologist
Archaeology
Archaeozoic era
)(Geol.
)Archegonium (Bot.
= Archeology
Archaeology
Archetype
Archimedean drill
)(Eng.

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)screw (Eng.
Archimedes
)principle (Phys.

)Archipelago (Geol.
)Architect (n.
Architectural
)acoustics (Eng.
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)drawing (Eng.

Architecture
)Architrave (Build.

Archives
Archway

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)Arciform (adj.
)Arcing (Elec. Eng.
Arcing ground
)(Elec. Eng.
Arcing voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
)Arcograph (Eng.
)Arctic (adj.) (Geog.
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)Arcturus (Astron.
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Arduous (adj.)
Are (Surv.)
Area
Area of
sedimentation

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Area of subsidence
(Geol.)
Area velocity
(Astron.)

Area, additional
Area, concession

Area, contact

Area, faulted (Geol.)

Area, offshore
Area, petroliferous
(Pet. Eng.)
Arenaceous (adj.)
(Geol.)

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limestone (Geol.)
Areola (Biol.)

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Areometer =
hydrometer (Phys.)
Argentic (adj.)
(Chem.)

Argentiferous (adj.)
Argentiferous
galena (Mining.)
Argentite = silver
glance (Min.)

Argil (Geol.)
Argillaceous (adj.)
(Geol.)
Argillaceous
sandstone (Geol.)
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texture (Geol.)
Argillite (Geol.)
Argon (A) (Chem.)
Argue (v.)
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(Maths.)
Argument of a
function (Maths.)
Argyria (n.) (Med.)
Argyric (Chem.)
Argyrol (Med.)
Arid (adj.)

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Aries (The Ram)
(Astron.)
Aright (adv.)
Aril (Bot.)
Arithmetic (Maths.)
Arithmetic =
arithmetical (adj.)
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average (Maths.)
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difference (Maths.)
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progression
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Arm
Arm of a balance
(Phys.)
Arm of a couple
(Mech.)
Arm of an angle
(Maths.)
Armament
Armature (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature (Magn.)

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Armature banding
machine (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature bands
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature bore
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature coils
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature
commutator (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature core
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature current
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Armature end
connections (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature frame
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature head (or
end-plate) (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature
laminations (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature losses
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature
reactance (Elec.
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Armature
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature rotor
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature shaft
(Elec. Eng.)
Armature slots (or
pockets) (Elec.
Eng.)
Armature turns
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Armature windings
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Armed lodestone
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Armistice (n.)
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Armor = armour
(n.)
Armorican folding
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Armouring, steel
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Armoury = armory
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Armpit
Army
Aroma
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)(Chem.
Aromatic acid
)(Chem.
Aromatic alcohol
)(Chem.
Aromatic
compounds
)(Chem.
Aromatic free
petroleum (Pet.
)Eng.
Aromatic
hydrocarbons
)(Chem.
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Arrangement,
tandem

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Array,
)seismometer (Geol.

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Arrest, thermal
(Eng.)
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(Eng.)
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(Aero.)
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(Elec. Eng.)
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Arrow-head (adj.)
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Arsenal (n.)
Arsenate (n.)
(Chem.)
Arsenic (As)
(Chem.)
Arsenic acid
(Chem.)

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Art
Art metal works
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Arterial road
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Arteriosclerosis
)(Med.
)Artery (Zool.
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connecting-rod
)(Eng.
Articulated joint
)(Eng.
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Artificial
Artificial ageing
)(Met.
= Artificial antenna
dummy antenna
)(Radio.
Artificial daylight
)(Illum.
Artificial
earthquake
)(Mining.
Artificial fuel
Artificial gravity
)(Eng.

Artificial horizon
)(Surv.

Artificial
)hybridization (Biol.

Artificial leather

Artificial lines

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Artificial magnet
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Artificial
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Artificial rain
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)respiration (Med.
Artificial rubber
)(Chem.
Artificial seasoning
)(Carp.
= Artificial silk
)rayon (Chem.
Artificial sunlight
)(Illum.
Artificial wood
)Artillery (n.) (Med.
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)Artistic (adj.
)Aryl (Chem.

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)(Min.
gasket
joint
packing
sheet

Asbestos
Asbestos
Asbestos
Asbestos
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Asbestos

Asbestos yarn

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Ascending order
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Ascending powers
)(Maths.
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)Ascent (n.
Ascentional
ventilation (Civ.
)Eng.
)Ascertain (v.
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Ascorbic acid
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Asexual
)reproduction (Biol.
Ash-pan
Ash-pit
Ash
)Ash coal (Min.
Ash content
)(Chem.
Ash determination
)(Chem.
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)(Geol.
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Asiatic cholera
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Aslope (adv.)
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Aspect ratio (Aero.)
Asphalt (Geol.)
Asphalt base crude
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt base oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt base
petroleum (Pet.
Eng.)
Asphalt bottom
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt cement
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt clinker
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt coating
Asphalt content
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt emulsion
(Chem.)
Asphalt filler (Pet.
Eng.)
Asphalt flux (Eng.)
Asphalt jelly
(Chem.)
Asphalt macadam
(Civ. Eng.)
Asphalt pavement
Asphalt paving
(Civ. Eng.)

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Asphalt prime coat
(Paint.)

Asphalt putty

Asphalt rock (Pet.
Eng.)

Asphalt saturated
felt (Eng.)

Asphalt seal coat
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Asphalt seepage
Asphalt surface
treatment


Asphalt tack coat
Asphalt tar (Pet.
Eng.)

Asphalt tar pitch
(Pet. Eng.)


Asphalt tile
Asphalt varnish
(Paint)
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Asphalt, cut back
(Civ. Eng.)
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Asphalt, gunned
Asphalt, insulating
Asphalt, mastic
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt, native
(Pet. Eng.)
Asphalt, refined
(Chem.)

Asphalt, roof
Asphalt,
waterproofing (Civ.
Eng.)
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hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
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crude (Pet. Eng.)
Asphaltic
compounds
(Chem.)
Asphaltic non-skid
treatment (Eng.)
Asphaltic paint
(Paint.)
Asphalting (n.)
(Civ. Eng.)

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Asphaltum
Asphaltum paint
Aspherical lens
(Opt.)

Asphyxia (n.) (Med.)

Asphyxiate (v.)
Asphyxiating gases
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Aspirate (v.)
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Assay crucible
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(Chem.)
Assemblage (n.)
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Assembling bolt
(Carp. Eng.)
Assembling table
(Eng.)
Assembly (n.)
Assembly conveyor
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Assembly hall
Assembly line
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Assembly shop

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Assessed taxes
Assessment of
claims
Assets

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Assignee
Assignment
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Assistant
Assistant director

Assistant engineer

Assistant instructor

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Associated
)minerals (Min.
Associated
phenomenon
Associated sheets
)(Geol.
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Associative law
)(Maths.
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Assortment
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Assumed

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Assure
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)Eng.
Astatic centre
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Astatic equilibrium
)(Mech.
Astatic
galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Astatic needle
)(Magn.
)Astatic pair (Magn.
Astatic system
)(Elec. Eng.
)Astatine (As
)(Chem.
)Astern (adv.
)Asteroid (adj.
= )Asteroid (n.
)planetoid (Astron.
)Asthma (n.) (Med.
)Astigmatic (adj.
Astigmatic lens
)(Phys.
)Astigmatism (Med.

)Astigmatism (Phys.
= Astigmometer
Astigmatometer
)(Phys.
Astillen
)Astonish (v.
)Astral (adj.

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)Astride (adv.
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)(Med.
Astrionics
)Astrodome (Aero.
Astrography
)(Astron.
)Astroid (Maths.
)Astrolabe (Astron.
Astrology
Astrometry
)(Astron.
)Astronaut (Aero.
)Astronautics (Aero.
Astronavigation
)(Astron.
Astronomer
Astronomic
)latitude (Asrtron.

Astronomical (adj.)
Astronomical
telescope (Opt.)
Astronomical year
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Astronomy (n.)
Astrophotography
Astrophysics (n.)
Asunder (adv.)
Asylum (n.)
Asymmetric (adj.)
Asymmetric
anticline (Geol.)
Asymmetric
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)

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Asymmetrical
effect = antenna
effect
Asymmetrical fold
Asymmetrical
stability (Mech.)
Asymmetry

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Asymptote (Maths.)
Asymptotic (al)
(adj.) (Maths.)
Asynchronism (n.)

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Asynchronous
)motor (Elec. Eng.
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)(Chem.
= Atabrine
)atebrine (Chem.
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Athermanous
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Athletics
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Atlantic Ocean
)(Geog.
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)(Chem.
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Atmosphere
surrounding

Atmosphere,
controlled (Eng.)
Atmospheric (adj.)
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absorption (Phys.)
Atmospheric arcrectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Atmospheric
boiling point (Phys.)
Atmospheric brake
(Eng.)
Atmospheric
condenser (Chem.)
Atmospheric
conditions (Meteor.)
Atmospheric
cooling tower (Pet.
Eng.)
Atmospheric
disturbances
Atmospheric drag
(Mech.)
Atmospheric
electricity (Elec.)
Atmospheric
fractionating tower
(Pet. Eng.)
Atmospheric line
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pressure (Phys.)
Atmospheric
refraction (Light.)
Atmospheric
regulator (Eng.)
Atmospheric rerun
(Pet. Eng.)
Atmospheric
topping (Pet. Eng.)
Atmospheric
transmittance

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Atmospheric water

Atmospheric
weathering ( Geol.)
Atmospherics =
static = strays
(Radio.)
Atoll (Geol.)
Atom (Chem.)
(Phys.)

Atom model (Phys.)

Atom nucleus
(Phys.)
Atom smasher =
accelerator (Phys.)
Atom smashing
(Phys.)
Atomic (Chem.)

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coefficient (Phys.)
Atomic arc welding
( Elec. Eng.)
Atomic battery
(Phys.)
Atomic bomb
Atomic clock
(Phys.)
Atomic diameter
Atomic
disintegration
(Phys.)
Atomic energy
(Phys.)
Atomic fallout
Atomic heat (Phys.)
Atomic hydrogen
(Chem.)
Atomic hydrogen
welding (Elec. Eng.)
Atomic mass
(Phys.)
Atomic mass unit
= a.m.u (Phys.)
Atomic model
(Chem.)
Atomic number
(Chem.)

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(Phys.)
Atomic physics
Atomic pile (Phys.)
Atomic radiation
Atomic reactor
Atomic
refraction(Phys.)
Atomic spectrum
(Phys.)
Atomic stopping
power (Phys.)
Atomic structure
(Phys.)
Atomic theory
(Chem.) (Phys.)
Atomic volume
(Phys.)
Atomic weight
(Chem. Phys.)
Atomicity (Chem.)
Atomiser =
Atomizer (Eng.)
Atomization (Phys.)
Atomized (adj.)
(Eng.)
Atomized
lubrication (Eng.)
Atomizer (Eng.)
Atomizing nozzle
(Eng.)
Atonality (Phys.)

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)Atonic (adj.
Atop
)Atresia (n.) (Med.
)Atrium (Zool.
)Atrophy (Med.
)Atropine (Chem.
)Attach (v.
)(n.
flange
plug
screw

Attachment
Attachment
)(Eng.
Attachment
)(Elec. Eng.
Attachment
)(Eng.

)Attack (n.

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)Attack (v.
)Attain (v.

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)Attainable (adj.
)Attainment (n.
)Attal (n.
)Attemper (v.
)Attempt (n.
)Attempt (v.
)Attend (v.

Attendance (n.)
Attendant (n.)
Attention (n.)
Attenuant (n.)
Attenuate (v.)
Attenuation ( Phys.)
Attenuation (n.)
Attenuation
coefficient (Phys.)
Attenuation
constant (Phys.)
Attenuation
correction =
Attenuation
compensation
(Phys.)
Attenuation factor
(Phys.)
Attenuator (Elec.
Eng.)
Attenuator pad
(Elec. Eng.)
Attest (v.)
Attic (Build.)
Attitude (n.)
Attle (Mining.)

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Attorney general
Attorney, warrant
of
Attract (v.)
Attracted-disc
electrometer (Elec.
Eng.)
Attracted-iron
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Attraction (n.)
Attraction,
electrostatic (Elec.)
Attraction,
gravitational
Attraction,
magnetic
Attractive (adj.)
Attributable (adj.)
Attribute (n.)
Attribute (v.)
Attrited (adj.)
Attrition (n.) (Eng.)
Attrition test (Civ.
Eng.)
Attune (v.)
Attwoods machine
(Phys.)
Atypical (adj.)

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)(Chem.
)Auburn (adj., n.
Auction sale
)Audacious (adj.
)Audibility (n.
)(Phys.
Audibility, limits of
)(Acous.
)Audible (adj.
)Audience (n.
Audio= Audio-oscillator
Audio- frequency
)oscillator (Radio.

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Audio-visual aids
Audio frequency
)(Elec. Comm.
Audio frequency
amplifier (Elec.
)Comm.
Audio frequency
transformer (Elec.
)Comm.

)Audiogram (Phys.

) (

)Audiometer (Phys.

)Audiometry (Med.
)Audion (Radio.

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)Audiphone (n.
)(Med.
)Audit (v.

)Auditing (n.

)Audition (n.

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)Auditor (n.
)Auditorium (n.

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)Auditory (adj.
Auditory
perspective
Auditory sensation
area

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)Auger (Eng.

)Auger bit (Eng.

)Auger stem (Eng.

)Augite (Min.

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)Augment (v.

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Auger work

)Augmentation (n.


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)Augmented (adj.
August
Aura
)Aural (adj.

Aural harmonic

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Aural masking
)Aureole (n.
)(Astron.

)Aureomycin (Med.
)Auric (adj.) (Chem.
)Auricle (n.) (Zool.
)Auricular (adj.
)(Zool.
)Auriferous (adj.
)(Chem.

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)Auriform (adj.
Auriga (The
) Charioteer
)(Astron.

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)Auriphone (n.

)Auriscope (Med.

)Aurist (Med.

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Aurora
Aurora Australis
)(Astron.
Aurora Borealis
)(Astron.

)Aurous (Chem.
)Aurum = gold (Au
)(Chem.

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Auscultation
Austempering
)(Met.
)Austenite (Chem.
Austenitic steel
Austral
)Authentic (adj.

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)Authority (n.

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)Authorize (v.

)Authenticate (v.
)Author (n.

)Authorized (adj.

Authorship
AutoAuto-activation
(Biol.)
Auto-analysis
Auto-catalysis
(Chem.)
Auto-converter
(Elec. Eng.)
Auto-emission
(Thermionics)
Auto-feed (Eng.)

Auto-ignition (Eng.)

Auto-intoxication
Auto-ionization
(Chem.)
Auto-oxidation
(Chem.)
Auto-transformer
(Elec. Eng.)
Auto-transformer
starter (Elec. Eng.)
Auto (Mech.)
Auto truck
Autobahn (Civ.
Eng.)

Autobus
Autoclastic rocks
Autoclave (Chem.)

Autoconduction
(Phys.)
Autodrome (Civ.
Eng.)

Autodyne (adj.)
Autodyne (n.)
(Radio.)
Autoecious (adj.)
(Bot.)

Autogamy (Biol.)
Autogenesis =
Autogeny (Biol.)

Autogenous (Biol.)
Autogenous cutting
Autogenous
ignition
temperature
(Chem.)
Autogenous
welding (Eng.)
Autogiro =
Autogyro (Aero.)
Autoheterodyne =
Autodyne (Radio.)
Autoicous plant
(Bot.)
Autolysis (Biol.)
Automatic (adj.)

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Automatic
adjustment (Eng.)
Automatic alarm
(Eng.)
Automatic arc
lamp (Illum.)
Automatic arc
welding (Eng.)
Automatic
brightness control
(Telev.)
Automatic
carburettor (Eng.)
Automatic cat
head (Eng.)
Automatic changeover switch (Elec.
Eng.)
Automatic circuit
breaker (Elec. Eng.)
Automatic
clearance take-up
(Auto.)
Automatic clutch
(Auto.)
Automatic contrast
control (Telev.)
Automatic control
(Eng.)
Automatic
controller (Eng.)
Automatic counter
(Eng.)

Automatic cut- out

(Elec. Eng.)
Automatic
direction-finder
(Radio.)
Automatic
discharge (Eng.)
Automatic drill
(Eng.)
Automatic dump
car (Eng.)
Automatic
exchanger (Teleph.)
Automatic feeder
(Eng.)

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Automatic flushing
.
(Civ. Eng.)

Automatic
frequency control
(Radio.)

Automatic gain

control (Radio.)

Automatic
generating plant
)
(
(Elec. Eng.)
Automatic
governor (Eng.)
)(
Automatic ignition
advance (Elec.
Eng.)

Automatic injection

Automatic inlet
valve
Automatic lathe
(Eng.)
Automatic lifting
(Eng.)
Automatic lock
(Eng.)
Automatic loom
Automatic
lubrication

Automatic overload
switch (Elec. Eng.)

Automatic phase
control (Telev.)

Automatic pilot
(Aero.)

Automatic pistol

Automatic
prepayment
telephone (Teleph.)
Automatic
proportioning
apparatus (Eng.)
Automatic
regulator (Eng.)
Automatic release
(Eng.)
Automatic remote
control (Eng.)
Automatic
sampling device
(Eng.)

Automatic shut-off
valve (Eng.)
Automatic shutter
Automatic
signalling (Elec.
Eng.)
Automatic stability
(Eng.)
Automatic starter
(Eng.)
Automatic stoker
(Eng.)
Automatic stop
(Eng.)
Automatic substation (Elec. Eng.)
Automatic switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Automatic
synchronizer (Elec.
Eng.)
Automatic tapchanging
equipment (Elec.
Eng.)
Automatic
telegraphy (Elec.
Comm.)
Automatic
telephone (Elec.
Comm.)

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telephone
exchange (Elec.
Comm.)
Automatic timer
(Photog.)
Automatic tipper
(Eng.)
Automatic
transmitter (Teleg.)
Automatic tuning
(Radio.)
Automatic voltage
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Automatic volume
control (Radio.)
Automatic, full
(adj.)
Automatically (adv.)
Automatically
operated valve
(Eng.)

Automation (Eng.)

Automatism
Automaton (Eng.)
Automobile (Eng.)
Automorphic (adj.)
(Geol.)

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)Automotive (adj.
)(Eng.
Automotive
engineer
Automotive grease
)(Auto.
= Autonomic
)Autonomous (adj.
)Autonomy (n.
)Autopilot (Aero.
)Autopsy (Med.
Autoradiograph
Autoregulator
)(Eng.
Autorotation
Autosuggestion
= Autosyn
Autosynchronous
)(adj.
Autosynchronous
)motor (Elec. Eng.
)Autotoxin (Biol.
Autumn
Autumnal equinox
)(Astron.
)Auxiliary (adj.
Auxiliary bus-bar
)(Elec. Eng.
Auxiliary circle of
)an ellipse (Maths.

Auxiliary circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary contact
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary engine
(Eng.)
Auxiliary
equipment
Auxiliary grid
(Thermionics)
Auxiliary plant
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary pole =
compole (Elec.
Eng.)
Auxiliary pumping
unit (Eng.)
Auxiliary relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary shaft
(Eng.)
Auxiliary shaft
(Mining.)
Auxiliary spark
gap (Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxiliary tank
(Aero.)

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Auxiliary
ventilating unit
(Mining.)
Auxiliary
ventilation (Eng.)
Auxiliary winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Auxin (Biol.)
Available (adj.)
Available energy
(Phys.)
Available head
(Eng.)
Available ore
surplus (Mining.)
Available power
(Eng.)
Available power
efficiency (Elec.
Eng.)
Available power
response (Elec.
Eng.)
Available water
(Bot.)
Avalanche
Aventurine (adj.)
(Geol.)
Aventurine glass
Aventurine quartz
(Min.)
Avenue
Average

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Average annual
income
Average current
(Elec. Eng.)
Average curve
(Maths.)
Average daily
Average daily
output
Average deviation
Average efficiency
Average hade
(Geol.)
Average life =
Average life time
(Phys.)
Average pressure
Average sample
Average speech
power (Acous.)
Average speed
(Phys.)
Average
temperature (Phys.)
Average value
Average velocity
(Phys.)
Averse (adj.)
Avert (v.)
Aves (Zool.)
Avgas (aviation
gasoline) (Chem.)
Aviary
Aviation (Aero.)

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)(Chem.
Aviation spirit (or
)fuel.) (Aero.
)Aviator (Aero.
Aviatrix
)Avigation (Aero.
Avion
Avogadros
constant (or
)number) (Chem.
Avogadros
)hypothesis (Chem.
Avogadros law
)(Chem.
)Avoid (v.
Avoirdupois weight
Avtag
)Avtur (Chem.
)Avulsion (Med.
)Awakward (adj.
)Award ( n.
)Award (v.
)Aware (adj.
Awareness
)Awash (adv.
)Away (adv.
Awl
)Awn (Bot.
Awning deck
)Awry (adj., adv.
Ax = axe

Axes (pl. of ax)

Axes (pl. of axis)
Axes, coordinate
(Maths.)
Axial-cylinder
engine (Eng.)
Axial (adj.)
Axial adjustment
(Eng.)
Axial boring (Eng.)
Axial cable
Axial clearance
(Eng.)
Axial displacement
(Eng.)
Axial ducts (Elec.
Eng.)
Axial flow
Axial flow turbine
(Eng.)
Axial interference
(Phys.)
Axial line
Axial overlap
Axial pitch (Eng.)
Axial plane (Eng.)
Axial plunger
pump (Eng.)
Axial response
(Phys.)
Axial section
Axial stress (Eng.)
Axial symmetry
Axial thrust (Eng.)

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(Mech.)
Axil = Axilla (Biol.)
Axiom
Axiomatic (adj.)
Axis (pl. axes)
Axis of couple
(Mech.)
Axis of a circle
(Maths.)
Axis of a circular
cone (Geom.)
Axis of a circular
cylinder (Maths.)
Axis of a conical
surface (Maths.)
Axis of a crystal
(Chem.)
Axis of a lens
(Phys.)
Axis of a lode
(Mining.)
Axis of a parabola
(Maths.)
Axis of a
perspective
(Maths.)
Axis of a sphere
(Geom.)
Axis of abscissas
(Maths.)
Axis of inertia
(Phys.)
Axis of ordinates
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(Phys.)
Axis of precession
(Mech.)
Axis of revolution
(Mech.)
Axis of rotation
(Phys.)
Axis of symmetry
Axis of the celestial
sphere (Astron.)
Axis of the earth
(Geog.)
Axis of vortex
Axis, principle
(Opt.)
Axle- box (Eng.)

Axle-spindle (Eng.)
Axle (Eng.)

Axle bearing (Eng.)

Axle brass (Eng.)

Axle housing (Eng.)

Axle journal (Eng.)
Axle shaft (Auto.)
Axle, driven
Axle, front (Eng.)
Axle, rear (Eng.)
Axon (Zool.)
Azimuth (Astron.)
(Surv.)

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Azimuth circle
(Astron.)
Azimuth compass
(Surv.)
Azimuthal angle
(Surv.)
Azimuthal
equidistant
projection (Surv.)
Azimuthal
projection
Azimuthal
quantum number
Azo dyes (Chem.)
Azoic (adj.) (Build.)
Azoic era (Geol.)
Azotate = nitrate
(Chem.)
Azote = nitrogen
(N) (Chem.)
Azotic acid (Chem.)
Azotize (v.)
Azotobacter
(Chem.)
Azure (n., adj.)
Azurite (Chem.)
Azymic = azmous
(adj.) (Chem.)
B-battery
(Thermionics)
B (boron) (Chem.)

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B. and S. (Brown
and Sharpe) wire
)Gauge (Eng.
B.D.C. (bottom
)dead centre) (Eng.
B.T.U. (British
)Thermal Unit
B.W.G.
(Birmingham Wire
)Gauge
)Ba (barium
)(Chem.
)Babbitt (n.
)Babbitt (v.) (Met.
Babbitt bearing
)(Eng.
Babbitt faced (or
)lined) (adj.
Babbitt lining
)(Eng.
Babbitts metal
)(Met.
Babbitted bearing
)(Eng.
)Babbitting (Eng.
Bacillus (Biol.) (pl.
)bacilli
Back-and- forth
motion
Back-coupling
)(Radio.
Back-e.m.f. of a
)cell (Elec. Eng.
)Back-fire (Eng.

Back-gear motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Back-jet currents
(Eng.)
Back-to-back
houses (Civ. Eng.)
Back-water
Back-water valve
(Hyd.)
Back (adj.)
Back (adv.)
Back (n.)
Back (or reverse)
emission
(Thermionics)
Back (v.)
Back ache (Med.)
Back action
Back ampereturns =
demagnetizing
ampere-turns
(Elec. Eng.)
Back axle (Eng.)
Back bumper (Eng.)
Back centre (Eng.)
Back clearance
(Eng.)
Back contact
Back current (Elec.
Eng.)
Back cutting (Civ.
Eng.)

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Back cylinder)head (or cover

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Back dead-centre
)(Elec. Eng.
Back draft
Back electromotive force (or
Back e.m.f.) (Elec.
)Eng.
Back fill
Back filling
)machine (Civ. Eng.
Back flash
)Back flow (Eng.
Back flow
condenser
Back folding
)Back gear (Eng.
Back guys (Pet.
)Eng.
)Back lath (Build.
Back number
Back observation
)(Surv.
Back pressure
)(Eng.
Back pressure
)engine (Eng.
Back pressure
projection
)(Cinema.

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Back pressure
regulating valve
)(Eng.
Back pressure
)turbine (Eng.
Back pressure
)valve (Eng.
)Back rest (Eng.
)Back saw (Crap.
)Back shaft (Eng.
)Back sight (Surv.
Back slope
Back stay = Back
)rest (Eng.
)Back stop (Teleg.

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Back twist
Backacter = drag
)shovel (Civ. Eng.
Backboard
)Backbone (Med.
)Backed (adj.
)Background (n.

Background count
Background
illumination

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Background music
Background noise
)(Acous.
)Backing- off (Eng.
Backing-down

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Backing-up flange
)(Eng.
)Backing (Meteor.
)Backing (n.
Backing plate
)(Eng.
)Backlash (Eng.
Backplate
Backplate
lampholder (Elec.
)Eng.
Backscattering
)(Phys.
)Backward (adj.
Backward (or
)Backwards) (adv.
Backward
)eccentric (Eng.
Backward erosion
)(Geol.
Backward folding
)(Geol.
Backwardness
)(Med.
Backwash
Backwoods
Bacteria (pl. of
)bacterium) (Med.

)Bacterial (Med.

)Bactericide (Chem.

)Bacteriology (Med.

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Bad debt
Bad handling
Badge
Badigeon
)Badland (Geol.
)Baffle (Acous
)Baffle (n.
)Baffle (v.
)Baffle plates (Eng.

)Baffle plates (Phys.

Baffle silencer
)(Eng.

)Baffler (Pet. Eng.

)Bag (n.
. .

)Bag (v.
. :
Bagasse

Baggage
. .
Bagging
.
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)Bail (n.

)Bail (v.

)Bail out (Aero.

)Bail out (n.

)Bail out (v.

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Bailbond
)Bailer (Pet. Eng.
Bailer acid dump
)(Pet. Eng.
Bailer cement
)dump (Mining.
)Bailer valve (Eng.
)Bailey bridge (Eng.
Bailiff
Bailing
)Bailing tank (Eng.
)Bait (n.
)Bakelite (Chem.
Baking
Baking power
Baking soda
)Balance (n.
)Balance (or Libra
)(Astron.
)Balance (v.
Balance
)aerodynamic (Aero.
Balance arm
Balance battery
)(Elec. Eng.
Balance beam
)Balance box (Eng.

Balance bridge =
bascule bridge
(Civ. Eng.)
Balance due
Balance in hand
Balance indicator
Balance of
payments
Balance of power
Balance of trade
Balance sheet
Balance stresses
Balance
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Balance weight
(Eng.)
Balance wheel =
flywheel (Eng.)
Balance windings
(Elec. Eng.)
Balance wire =
neutral wire (Elec.)
Balance, dynamic
(Mech.)
Balance, spring
(Phys.)
Balance, windtunnel (Eng.)

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loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Balanced (adj.)
Balanced circuit
(Elec. Comm.)
Balanced current
(Elec.)
Balanced draught
(Eng.)
Balanced engine
(Eng.)
Balanced lever
(Eng.)
Balanced load
(Elec. Eng.)
Balanced
modulated (Radio.)
Balanced network
(Elec. Eng.)
Balanced oil valve
(Elec. Eng.)
Balanced piston
valve (Elec. Eng.)
Balanced
polyphase system
(Elec. Eng.)
Balanced
protective system
(Elec. Eng.)
Balanced pulley
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Balanced reaction
(Chem.)
Balanced reaction
coil (Elec. Eng.)
Balanced
resistance (Elec.)
Balanced slidevalve (Eng.)
Balanced solution
(Bot.)
Balanced valve
(Eng.)
Balanced voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancer-booster
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancer (Elec.
Eng.)
Balancing (Radio.)
Balancing (Surv.)
Balancing antenna
(Radio.)
Balancing
capacitance
(Radio.)
Balancing coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancing
condenser (Radio.)
Balancing disc
(Eng.)
Balancing
dynamometer
(Elec. Eng.)

Balancing flux
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancing
impedance = line
balance =
balancing network
(Elec. Comm.)
Balancing machine
(Eng.)
Balancing network
= line balance =
balancing
impedance
Balancing piston
(Eng.)
Balancing ring =
equalizer ring
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancing set
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancing speed =
free running speed
(Elec. Eng.)
Balancing test
Balancing
thermopile =
differential
thermopile (Elec.
Eng.)
Balancing
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)

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)dynamic (Acous.
)Balata (Bot.
)Balcony (Build.
)Bale (n.
Bale breaker
Bale hook
)Baler (Agric.
Balisage lamps
Balk (or bulk) (Civ.
)Eng.
Ball-and-socket
)bearing (Eng.
Ball-and-socket
)joint (Zool.
)Ball-bearing (Eng.
Ball-bearing grease
Ball-bearing
)housing (Eng.
)Ball-cock (Eng.
Ball-cock gauge
)(Eng.
Ball-headed
)aiming screw (Eng.
Ball-pane (Pein,
)pean or peen
)hammer (Eng.
)Ball-track (Eng.
)Ball (Met.
)Ball cage (Eng.
Ball camshaft
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clay = potters
)cutter (Eng.
)float (Eng.

Ball
Ball
clay
Ball
Ball

)Ball flower (Build.

)Ball gauge (Eng.
)Ball governor (Eng.
Ball inclinometer
)(Eng.
)Ball joint (Mech.
Ball pivot
)Ball race (Eng.
)Ball socket (Eng.
)Ball test (Eng.
Ball thrust bearing
)(Eng.
)Ball turret (Eng.
Ball type fitting
)(Eng.
Ball type throttling
)governor (Eng.
)Ball valve (Eng.
)Ballast (n.
)(v.
car (or
)(Civ. Eng.
coil (Elec.

Ballast
Ballast
)wagon
Ballast
)Eng.

Ballast lamp (Elec.

Comm.)
Ballast line
Ballast resistance
Ballast tube =
barretter
Balling-press
Ballistic circuitbreaker (Elec. Eng.)

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Ballistic coefficient
(Elec. Eng.)
Ballistic curve
(Elec. Eng.)
Ballistic
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Ballistic missile
(Mech. Phys.)

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Ballistic pendulum
(Mech. Phys.)
Ballistic trails

Ballistic trajectory
(Mech. Phys.)
Ballistic(adj.)
Ballistics (Mech.)
Ballonet (Aero.)
Balloon (Aero.)
Ballot (n.)
Balm (n.) (Chem.)
Balmer series
(Phys.)

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Balsa wood
)Balsam (Chem.
Balsam, Canada
)(Chem.
Balsamiferous
)(adj.) (Bot.
)Baluster (Build.
)Balustrade (Build.
)Bamboo (Bot.
Band-elimination
filter = band
rejection = band
stop filter (Elec.
)Comm.
Band-pass filter
)(Elec. Comm.
Band-pass tuning
)(Radio.
Band-pressure
)level (Elec. Eng.
Band-stop filter
)(Elec.

)Band (n.
)Band (or belt
)conveyor (Eng.
)Band (Radio.
)Band (v.
)Band brake (Eng.



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)Band chain (Surv.

= Band clutch
friction clutch
)(Eng.
)Band friction (Eng.
Band losses (Elec.
)Eng.
)Band mill (Carp.
)Band pulley (Eng.
Band rotating
)(Eng.
Band shock
)absorber (Auto.
Band spectrum
)(Phys.
Band spreader
)(Radio.
Band steel
Band switch
)(Radio.
Band wheel
)Band width (Radio.
Band, bailing
Band, belt
Band, elastic
Band, frequency
)(Radio.
)Bandage (n.
)Banded (adj.
Banding machine
armature (Elec.
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Bandsaw (or Band

)saw) (Eng.
Bandy
Banister = baluster
)(Arch., Carp
)Banjo-oiler (Eng.
)Banjo axle (Auto.
)Banjo bolt (Eng.
)Banjo frame (Eng.
Banjo type rear
)axle housing (Eng.
Bank-and-bond
paper
Bank-note
)Bank (Eng.
)Bank (n.
)Bank (Teleph.
)Bank (Typog.
)Bank (v.
= Bank
embankment (Civ.
)Eng.
Bank account
Bank cheque (or
)bank check
Bank discount

Bank of
condensers (Elec.
)Eng.
Bank of
transformers (Elec.
)Eng.

)
)Banking-up (Eng.
(
)Banking ( Aero.
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)Banking (n.


Banking fires

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)Banking loss (Eng.
(
Bankruptcy

Banksman

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Banner cloud

)(Meteor.

Bannock


Banox
Banquette (Civ.
)
)Eng.
(
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Bar-channeller
)(Eng.

)Bar-clamp (Carp.

)Bar-iron (Met.

)
)Bar (Civ. Eng.
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Bar = commutator
)bar (Elec. Eng.
Bar = vinculum
)(Maths.
)Bar bender (Eng.
Bar coal-cutting
)machine (Mining.
)Bar lathe (Eng.
)Bar magnet (Magn.
)Bar mill (Met.
Bar pipe
Bar solder
= Bar suspension
yoke suspension
)(Elec. Eng.
Bar, boring (Eng.
)Mech.
)Bar, draft (Aero.
)Barad (Phys.
Barb
Barbed wire
Barbiturates
Bare
Bare conductor
)(Elec. Eng.
Bare electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
Barffs process
)(Met.
)Barffed (adj.

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)Bargain (n.
)Bargain (v.
Barge
Barge, drilling
Barite = barytes
)(Min.
)Barium (Ba
)(Chem.
Barium chloride
)(Chem.
Barium hydroxide
)(Chem.
= Barium oxide
)baryta (Chem.
Barium plaster
)(Build.
Barium sulphate
)(Chem.
)Bark (Bot.
)Bark (n.
Barkhausen effect
)(Radio.
Barking mallet
)Barley (Bot.
Barley sugar
)(Chem.
Barlows wheel
)(Elec.
Barm
)Barn (n.

: )Barogram (Meteor.

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)Barograph (Meteor.
Barographic charts
)Barometer (Metero.
Barometric column
)(Metero.
Barometric error
)(Phys.
Barometric
pressure

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)Baromil (Meteor.

)
)Baroscope (Meteor.
(
Barothermograph
:
= meteorograph

)(Meteor.

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)Barracks (n.
Barrage-fixe (Hyd.
)Eng.

Barrage-mobile
)
)(Hyd. Eng.
(

)Barrage (Hyd. Eng.

Barrage of fire
Barred basin
)(Geol.
Barrel-plating
)(Elec. Eng.
)Barrel (Eng.


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Barrel bolt = tower

)bolt (Build.
Barrel distortion
)(Light
Barrel drain
)(Build.
Barrel filler
Barrel of a boiler
)(Eng.
)Barrel vault (Build.
= Barrel winding
drum winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Barreler (Pet. Eng.
)Barren (adj.
Barren lode
)(Mining.
Barren well (Pet.
)Eng.
Barretter (Elec.
)Eng. Radio.
)Barricade (n.
)Barrier (Elec. Eng.
)Barrier (Geol.
Barrier pillar
)(Mining.
)Barrier reef (Geol.
Barrier system
)(Mining.


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Barrier, rock-dust
)(Mining
Barrier, sound
)(Aero.
)Barrier, tar (Geol.
Barring gear (Elec.
)Eng.
Barring motor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Barrow (n.
Barrow pump
)(Hyd.
)Barter (n.
)Barter (v.
)Barycenter (Mech.
Barye = bar
)Barysphere (Geol.
Baryta = barium
)oxide (Chem.
)Barytes (or barite
)(Min.
)Bas-relief (Arch.
)Basal (adj.
Basal cisterns
)(Eng.
Basal cleavage
)(Min.
Basal
conglomerate
)(Geol.
Basal layer

Basal metabolism
(Biol.)
Basal plate (Geol.)
Basalt (Geol.)
Basalt dyke (Geol.)
Basalt rock (Geol.)
Basaltic (adj.)
(Geol.)
Bascule bridge =
balance bridge
(Civ. Eng.)
Base- exchange
(Chem.)
Base (adj.)
Base (Chem.)
Base (Maths.)
Base (n.)
Base (v.)
Base circle (Eng.)
Base conic (Maths.)
Base frequencies =
bass frequencies
Base level
Base line (Surv.)
Base load (Elec.
Eng.)
Base metals
(Chem.)
Base of a cone
(Geom.)

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Base of a cylinder
(Geom.)
Base of a
logarithm (Maths.)
Base of a prism
(Geom.)
Base of a pyramid
(Geom.)
Base ore (Mining.)
Base plate (Eng.)
Base ring (Eng.)
Base stock,
petroleum
Base, air
Base, engine (Eng.)
Baseboard (Build.)
Basement (Build.)
Basement
membrane
Basement rocks
(Geol.)
Basic (adj.)
Basic (Chem.)
Basic addition
(Chem.)
Basic anhydride
(Chem.)
Basic Bessemer
process (Chem.)
Basic Bessemer
steel (Met.)
Basic compounds
(Chem.)
Basic data

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)Basic depth (Eng.

)Basic dyes (Chem.

Basic frequency
)(Phys.
Basic lead
)carbonate (Chem.
Basic loading
)(Elec. Eng.
Basic neutral point
)(Mech.

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Basic open-hearth
)process (Met.
)Basic oxide (Chem.
Basic principle
)Basic process (Met.
Basic refractory
)(Met.
)Basic rocks (Geol.
)Basic salt (Chem.
)Basic slag (Chem.
Basic structure
Basic system
Basic training
Basic wage
Basic weight
Basicity (of an
)acid) (Chem.
)Basify (v.) (Chem.
Basil

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)Basilar (adj.
Basin
Basin, structural
)(Geol.
Basiphil = basophil
)(Zool.
Basis
Basket socket
)(Eng.
Basket sub (Pet.
)Eng.

)Bass (Acous.

)
(

= Bass frequencies
base frequencies
)(Acous.
Basset (Geol.,
)Mining.
)Basswood (Bot.
)Bast (Bot.
)Bastard-cut (Eng.

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Bastard
Bastard ashlar
)(Build.
Bastard break
Bastard coal
)(Mining.
)Bastard file (Eng.
= Bastard flatting
eggshell gloss
Bastard fount
)(Typog.

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title

Bastard
Bastard
)(Build.
Bastard
)(Eng.
Bastard
)(Typog.

)Bastite (Min.
)Bat (Build.
)Batch (Chem.
)(n.
furnace
hopper
number
operation
production

Batch
Batch
)(Met.
Batch
Batch
Batch
Batch

)Batch still (Chem.

Batching
)Batement (Arch.
Bath-brick
)Bath (n.
Bath = clearing
)bath (Photog.


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Bath lubrication
)(Eng.
)Bath salts (Chem.
Bath tub
Bath, alkaline
Bath, electrolytic
Bath, galvanizing
Bath, oil
Bath, quenching
)(Met.
Bath, spelter
Bath, tempering
)(Met.
)Bathe (v.
= Batholith
)Bathylith (Geol.
= Bathometer
Bathymeter
)(Ocean.
Bathometric cycle

= Bathonian
)Bradfordian (Geol.

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)Bathotonic (Chem.
Bathyal zone
)(Ocean.
)Bathylith (Geol.

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bathometer
)(Ocean.
Bathymetric cycle
Bathymetry
)(Ocean.
Bathyscaphe
)(Ocean.
Bathysphere
)(Ocean.
Bating
Batman
Battalion
Batten-lampholder
= backplate
lampholder (Elec.
)Eng.
)Batten (Illum.
)Batten (n.) (Crap.
Batten (v.) (the
)hatches.
Battening rule
)(Build.
)Batter (Build.
)Batter (Typog.
)Batter post (Carp.
)Battered (adj.

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Battery-coil
)ignition (Elec. Eng.
Battery-ground
connection (Elec.
)Eng.

)Battery (Elec. Eng.

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)Battery (n.
Battery booster
)(Elec. Eng.
)Battery box (Elec.
)Battery cell (Elec.
Battery charger
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery clamp
)(Elec.
Battery container
)(or box
Battery cut-out
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery eliminator
)(Radio.
Battery ignition
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery locomotive
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery
maintenance (Elec.
)Eng.

)

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Battery of boilers
)(Elec.
Battery of
generators (Elec.
)Eng.
Battery of primary
)cells (Elec. Eng.
Battery plate (Elec.
)Eng.
Battery pliers
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery receiver
)(Radio.
Battery regulating
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Battery separator
)(Elec. Eng.
)Battery set (Radio.
Battery solution
Battery spear
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery stand
Battery switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery terminal
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery tester
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery traction
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery, charged





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Battery,
discharged (Elec.
)Eng.
Battery, dry = dry
)cell (Elec. Eng.
Battery, grid
)(Thermionics
Battery, ignition
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery, storage
)(Elec. Eng.
Battery, sun
)(Electronics
Batting
Battle
Battledress
Battlefield
Battlefront
)Battlement (Build.
Battleship

)Baud (Teleg.
)Baulk (Carp.
Baulk = balk (Civ.
)Eng.

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Baume hydrometer
)scale (Chem. Phys.
Baume scale
Bauxite = beauxite
)(Min.
Bauxite cement
Bay- salt



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)Bay (adj.
)Bay (Build.
)Bay (n.
)Bay window (Build.
Bayer process
)(Met.
)Bayonet (Mil.
Bayonet clutch
)(Eng.
Bayonet holder
)(Elec. Eng.

)Bayonet joint (Eng.

Bayonet socket
:
)(Elec. Eng.

)Bazooka (Mil.

)Be (beryllium
)(Chem.
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)Beach (v.

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Beach deposits
Beachs developer
)(Photog.
Beaching
Beaching gear
)(Aero.
)Beacon (Hyd. Eng.



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)Beacon (Radio.
)Beacon (v.
Beacon = airway
)beacon (Illum.
Beacon flashing
)(Hyd. Eng.
Beacon, aerial (or
)air) (Hyd. Eng.
Beacon, airway
)marker (Hyd. Eng.
Beacon, homing
)(Aero.
Beacon, lights
)(Hyd. Eng.
Beacon, marine
)(Hyd. Eng.
Beacon, radar
)(Radio.
Beacon, radio
Beaconage
Beaconed entrance
)(Hyd. Eng.
)Bead-plane (Carp.
Bead-sleeker
)(Build.
Bead-tool
)Bead (Crap.

Bead aerometer =
Bead hydrometer
(Phys.)

Bead breaker (Eng.)

Bead sleekers (or
tools) (Eng.)

Bead texture (Geol.)

Bead vein (Geol.)
Bead, ogee (Eng.)
Bead, single (Eng.)
Beader (Eng.)
Beading machine
(Eng.)
Beading roll (Eng.)
Beak (Carp.)
Beak (Zool.)
Beak iron (beck or
bick iron) =
bickern (Eng.)
Beaker (Chem.)
Beam-clamping
screw assembly
(Eng.)
Beam-forming
electrode
(Thermionics)
Beam-splitter (or
beam-splitting)
Camera (Photog.)

Beam (n.)
Beam (Phys.)
Beam (Radio.)

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= Beam antenna
)beam aerial (Radio.
Beam balance
)Beam caliper (Eng.
= Beam compasses
)trammels (Eng.
Beam current
)(Thermionics
)Beam hole (Phys.
Beam of light
)(Light.
Beam of rays
)(Phys.
Beam rider
)guidance (Radio.
Beam scales
Beam scanning
)(Telev.
Beam strength
)(Eng.
Beam support
Beam system
)(Radio.
Beam
transmission
)(Radio.
Beam trap
)(Thermionics
Beam tube
)(Thermionics

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Beam voltage
)(Thermionics
Beam wide flange
)(Build.
)Beam, box (Build.
Beam, broad flange
Beam, divergent
)(Phys.
Beam, equalizing
)(Eng.
Beam, structural
)(Build.
)Beaming (Eng.
)Beaming (Radio.
)Bean (Eng.
)Bean back (v.
)(Eng.
)Bean screw (Eng.
)Bean up (v.) (Eng.
Bean, adjustable
)(Eng.
)Bear (v.
)Bearable (adj.
)Bearer (Carp.
= Bearer cable
messenger cable
)(Elec. Eng.
)Bearing (Eng.
)Bearing (n.
)Bearing (Surv.

Bearing alloy (Met.)

Bearing area (Eng.)

Bearing bar (Build.)

Bearing block
(Eng.)
Bearing box (Eng.)

Bearing bush (Eng.)

Bearing
Bearing
Bearing
(Eng.)
Bearing
(Eng.)

cage (Eng.)
cap (Eng.)
capacity
clearance

Bearing crankshaft
Bearing distance
(Build)
Bearing for air
valve pin (Eng.)
Bearing friction
(Mech.)
Bearing housing
(Eng.)
Bearing indicator
(Surv.)
Bearing journal
(Eng.)
Bearing liners
(Eng.)
Bearing link (Eng.)

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Bearing lock (Eng.)

Bearing metals
(Eng.)
Bearing of a line
(Surv.)
Bearing of a lode
(Mining.)

Bearing plate (Eng.)

Bearing plate
clamp lever (Eng.)
Bearing point
(Eng.)
Bearing pressure
(Eng.)
Bearing retainer
(Eng.)
Bearing ring-oiled
(Eng.)
Bearing ring (Eng.)
Bearing scraper
(Eng.)
Bearing spring =
bolster spring
(Eng.)
Bearing strength
Bearing support
(Eng.)
Bearing surface
(Eng.)

Bearing wall (Arch.)

Bearing, antifriction (Mech.)
Bearing, babbitted
(Eng.)
Bearing, back
(Surv.)
Bearing, ball
(Mech.)
Bearing, ball thrust
Bearing, big end
(Eng.)
Bearing, camshaft
(Eng.)
Bearing, conical
(Eng.)
Bearing, contact
(Eng.)
Bearing, control
shaft
Bearing, magnetic
(Surv.)
Bearing, pedal
shaft (Eng.)
Bearing, pile (Civ.
Eng.)

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Bearing, pilot (Eng.)

Bearing, plain
(Eng.)
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Bearing, present
(Surv.)

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)(Eng.
Bearing, self)lubricating (Eng.
Bearing, slide
Bearing, split
Bearing, steelbacked lead)bronze (Eng.
Bearing, take-up
)(Eng.
Bearing, taper
)(Eng.
Bearing, taper
)roller (Eng.
Bearing, thrust
)(Eng.
Bearing, worm
wheel
)Bearings (Surv.
)Beat (a record
)Beat (n.
)Beat (v.
Beat frequency
)(Radio.
Beat frequency
)oscillator (Radio.
Beat interference
)(Radio.
)Beat note (Radio.

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heterodyne
)reception (Radio.
Beater
)Beats (Phys.
Beaufort notation
)(Meteor.
Beaufort scale
)(Meteor.
Beauxite = bauxite
)(Min.
Beaver
Beaver board
)(Build.
Beaver cloth
)Bec carcel (Illum.
)Beche (Civ. Eng.
Becket
Beckmann
apparatus
Beckmann
thermometer
Becquerel rays
)(Phys.
)Bed-lathe (Eng.
)Bed (Build.
)Bed (Geol.
)Bed (n.

Bed joint (Geol.)

Bed mining
(Mining.)
Bed of stream
(Geol.)
Bed plate (Eng.)
Bed succession
(Geol.)
Bed vein (Geol.)
Bed, air (Eng.)
Bed, competent
(Geol.)
Bed, filter (Geol.)
Bed, lathe (Eng.)
Bed, petroliferous
(Geol., Mining)
Bed, transition
(Geol.)
Bed, trunnion
(Eng.)
Bedded (adj.)
Bedded deposits
(Mining.)

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Bedded rock (Geol.)

Bedded structure
(Geol.)

Bedded vein
(Mining.)

Bedding-in (of
brasses) (Eng.)
( )
Bedding-in (of
mould) (Eng.)
( )

Bedding (Build.)
Bedding (Geol.)
Bedding (n.)
Bedding fault
(Geol.)
Bedding fissility
(Geol.)
Bedding plane
(Geol.)
Bedding, false
(Geol.)
Bedding,
horizontal (Geol.)
Bede (Mining.)
Bedrock (Geol.)
Beds, alternating
(Geol.)
Beds, subsurface
(Geol.)
Bedspread (n.)
Beech (Carp.)
Beehive (adj.)
Beehive (n.)
Beer (Chem.)
Beeswax (Chem.)
Beet-sugar
Beetle (Eng.)
Beetle (Zool.)
Bega (or beg)
Behaviour =
behavior (n.)
Behenic acid
(Chem.)
Beige (adj., n.)

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)Bel (Elec. Comm.
)Belay (v.
)Belemnite (Geol.
)Belfry (Build.
)Belief (n.
)Believe (v.
Bell-and-spigot
joint = spigot-and)socket (Civ. Eng.
)Bell-buoy (Eng.
Bell-crank (or bell)crank lever)(Eng.
= Bell-mouthed
trumpet-mouthed
)(adj.
Bell-push (Elec.
)Eng.
Bell-shaped curve
Bell-shaped
insulator
Bell
)Bell = cone (Met.









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Bell = socket
)(Plumb
)Bell arch (Arch.
Bell armature
)(Elec.
Bell centre punch
)(Eng.
Bell chuck = cup
)chuck (Eng.
)Bell clapper (Eng.
)Bell glass (Bot.
)Bell jar (Chem.
)Bell metal (Met.
Bell receiver
)(Teleph.
Bell ringing
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Bell roof (Arch.
Bell transformer
)(Elec. Eng.
Bell, alarm
Bell, electric (Elec.
)Eng.
)Bellied file (Eng.
)Belligerent (adj.
)Bellows (Chem.
Belly
Belly landing
)(Aero.
Belly landing strip
)(Aero.
)Belly tank (Aero.

Bellying of vehicles
(Auto.)
Belong (v.)
Belt (Eng.)
Belt bolt (Eng.)
Belt clamp (Eng.)
Belt coal (Mining.)
Belt compressor
(Eng.)
Belt contact (Eng.)
Belt conveyer =
band conveyer
(Eng.)
Belt countershaft
(Eng.)

Belt course (Build.)

Belt creep (Eng.)

Belt dressing (Eng.)

Belt drive (or
driving) (Eng.)
Belt driven (Eng.)
Belt driven pulley
(Eng.)

Belt fastener (Eng.)

Belt fork = belt
striker (Eng.)
Belt gearing (Eng.)
Belt guard (Eng.)
Belt guide (Eng.)
Belt holding pawl
(Eng.)
Belt hook

Belt joining tool

(Eng.)
Belt joint (Eng.)
Belt lacing (Eng.)
Belt leakage (Elec.
Eng.)
Belt loss (Eng.)
Belt perch (Eng.)
Belt pulley (Eng.)
Belt punch (Eng.)
Belt reversing
(Eng.)
Belt sagging (Eng.)
Belt shifter = belt
shipper (Eng.)
Belt slippage (or
slipping)
Belt strap (Eng.)
Belt stretcher
(Eng.)
Belt striking gear
(Eng.)
Belt tension (Eng.)
Belt tightener
(Eng.)
Belt tripper (Eng.)
Belt tunnel (Eng.)
Belt, chain (Eng.)
Belt, crossed (Eng.)
Belt, endless (Eng.)
Belt, fan (Auto.)

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Belt, rubber
Belt, safety
Belt, web
Belted-type cable
)Belted (adj.
Belting
Belting, duck
Belting, leather
)Belvedere (Build.
Bench-work (Carp.
)Eng.
)Bench-work (Eng.
)Bench (Carp.
= Bench drill
bench drilling
)machine (Carp.
Bench grinder
)(Eng.
)Bench lathe (Eng.
)Bench mark (Surv.
Bench plane = jack
plane = smoothing
plane = typing
plane
)Bench press (Eng.
Bench screw (Eng.,
)Carp.
Bench shears
)(Eng.

)Bench stop (Carp.

)Bench test (Eng.

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)Bench vise (or vice

)Bend (Elec. Eng.
)Bend (n.

)Bend (v.
Bend allowance
)(Eng.
)Bend test (Eng.
)Bend, bar (Eng.
)Bend, rail (Eng.
Bend, tube
)Bending (adj.
)Bending (n.
Bending folds
)(Geol.
Bending iron (or
)pin) (Plumb.
)load (Eng.
machine
moment
of beams
of strata
press
proof

Bending
Bending
)(Eng.
Bending
)(Eng.
Bending
)(Eng.
Bending
)(Geol.
Bending
)(Eng.
Bending
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strain
strata
strength
stress

Bending
Bending
)(Eng.
Bending
)(Geol.
Bending
)(Eng.
Bending
)(Eng.

)Bending test (Eng.

Bending, cross
)Bends (Med.
)Beneficial (adj.
)Beneficiary (n.
)Benefit (n.
)Benefit (v.
)Benign (adj.

)Bent-tail dog (Eng.

)Bent (adj.
)Bent beam (Eng.

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)Bent lever (Eng.
)Benthonic (Geol.
Benthos = benthon
)(Biol.
)Benumb (v.
Benzene = benzol
)(Chem.

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Benzene ring
)(Chem.
Benzene series
)(Chem.
)Benzine (Chem.
Benzoic acid
)(Chem.
)Benzoin (Chem.
)Benzol (or benzole
)(Chem.
Bergius process
)(Chem.

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)Berkelium (Bk
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Berm = bench (Civ.
)Eng.
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Berm ditch (Civ.
)Eng.
:
Bernoullis
)theorem (Phys.
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)Berth (n.
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Berth, anchoring
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Bertrand lens
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)Beset (v.
)Besiege (v.
Bessemer
)converter (Met.

)Bessemer pig (Met.

Bessemer plant
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Bessemer process
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Bessemer slag
)(Met.
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Bessemer steel
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Bessemer steel,
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)Beta decay (Phys.
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Beta particle
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Beta ray spectrum
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)(Phys.

)Beta rays (Phys.

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)Bettering (n.

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Betty
Between-lens
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Bevel-sawing
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Bevel-square
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)(Carp. Eng.
(
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)Bevel (v.
Bevel angle
)(Plumb.
Bevel coupling
)(Eng.
Bevel friction
)wheels (Eng.
)Bevel gear (Eng.

Bevel gear cutter

)(Eng.
Bevel gear shaper
)(Eng.

)Bevel gearing (Eng.

Bevel mortise
)wheel (Eng.

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)Bevel pinion (Eng.

Bevel protractor
)(Eng.

)Bevel shears (Eng.

Bevel washers
)(Eng.

)Bevel weld (Plumb.

= Bevel wheel
)bevel gear (Eng.

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)Bevel, sliding (Eng.

Beveled = bevelled
= Beveled boards
bevelled boards

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Bevelling machine
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)Bexoid (Chem.
Beyond repair
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)Bezel ( Mech.
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Bi-phase = two)phase (Elec. Eng.
Bi-phase
alternating current
)(Elec. Eng.
)Bi (bismuth
)(Chem.
)Biangular (adj.
)Biannual (adj.
)Biarticulate (Bot.
)Bias (adj.
)Bias (n.
)Bias (Teleg.
)Bias (v.
Bias cell
)(Thermionics
Bias detector
)(Thermionics
Bias rectifier
)(Thermionics
Bias resistor
)(Thermionics
Bias transformer
Bias voltage
)(Thermionics
)Biased (or Biassed
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Biasing
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
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Biaxial figures
)(Geol.
)Bib-cock (Eng.
)Bib-valve (Eng.
)Bicapsular (Bot.
Bicarbonate of
)lime (Chem.
Bicarbonate of
)soda (Chem.
Bicarbonates
)(Chem.
)Bice (n.
)Bicellular (Biol.
= Bicentenary
bicentennial
)Bicentric (adj.
)Biceps (Zool.
)Bichloride (Chem.

Bichromate cell
)(Elec. Eng.
Bichromate of
= potash
potassium
bichromate
Bickern =bick iron
)= beak iron (Eng.

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Bickford fuse
Bicollateral
vascular bundle
)(Biol.
)Biconcave (adj.
Biconcave lens
)(Opt.
)Biconvex (adj.
)Biconvex lens (Opt.
)Bicornuate (Zool.
)(Biol.
)Bicro- (Maths.
)Bicron (Maths.
= Bicuspid
)bicuspidate (Bot.
)Bicycle (n.
)Bicylindrical (adj.
)Bid (v.
)Bidder (n.
)Bidentate (Bot.
)Bidirectional (adj.
Bielectrolysis
)(Med.
)Biennial (adj.
)Biennial (n.) (Bot.
Biennium (pl.
)iums or ia
)Bifacial (Bot.
)Bifarious (Bot.

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Bifilar
Bifilar suspension
)(Phys.
Bifilar winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Bifocal (adj.
)Bifocal lens (Opt.
)Biforate (Eng.
)Biforked (adj.
Biform = biformed
)(adj.
)Bifurcate (adj.
)(Bot., Zool.
)Bifurcate (v.
Bifurcated rivet
)(Eng.
)Bifurcation (n.
Big-end bearing
)(Eng.
= Big-end bolts
connecting-rod
)bolts (Eng.
Big-end brasses
)(Eng.
)Big end (Eng.

)Big hole (Pet. Eng.

)Big inch (Pet. Eng.

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)Bijointed (adj.
)(Biol.
)Bilateral (adj.
Bilateral antenna
)(Elec. Eng.
Bilateral
impedance (Elec.
)Comm.
Bilateral symmetry
)(Biol.
Bilateral
transducer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Bilateralism (n.
)Bile-ducts (Zool.
)Bile (Zool.
)Bilge (Naut.
)Bilge keel (Naut.
)Bilge pipe (Naut.
)Bilge pump (Naut.
Bilge stringers
)(Naut.
Bilge water
Bilgram valve
diagram = valve
)diagram (Eng.
)Bilharziasis (Med.
Biliary

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)Bill (v.
)Bill (Zool.
Bill of exchange
Bill of lading
Bill of sale
)Billboard (Naut.

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)Billet (Carp.

)Billet (Met.
= Billet mills
blooming mills
)(Met.
)Billet shears (Met.
Billet, forging
Billhook
Billion
)Billow (n.
)Billow (v.
)Billowy (adj.

Bilobate (Biol.)
Bimanual (Med.)
Bimester (n.)
Bimetallic (adj.)
(Met.)
Bimetallic alloy
(Met.)
Bimetallic fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Bimetallic relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Bimetallic strip
(Elec. Eng. Phys.)
Bimetallic
thermostat
Bimetallic
thermostat (Eng.)
Bimetallic wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Bimirror (Optics.)
Bimolecular (adj.)
(Chem.)
Bimolecular
reaction (Chem.)
Bimotored (adj.)
Bin (n.)
Bin (v.)
Bin wagon
Binary (adj.)
(Chem.)
Binary alloy (Met.)
Binary compound
(Chem.)
Binary converter
(Elec. Eng.)

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fission
scale
scaler

Binary
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Binary
)(Biol.
Binary
Binary
)(Phys.

Binary star
)(Astron.
Binary vapour)engine (Eng.
)Binate (adj.) (Bot.
Binaural balance
)(Acous.
Binaural
)stethoscope (Med.
)Binaural(Acous.
)Bind (Mining.
)Bind (n.
)Bind (v.
)Binder (Agric.
)Binder (n.
)Binder pulley (Eng.
)Bindery (n.
)(adj.
)(n.
chain
coils (Elec.

Binding
Binding
Binding
Binding
)Eng.

Binding energy
(Chem.)
Binding lever (Eng.)
Binding post (Elec.
Eng.)
Binding screw
(Eng.)
Binding strap
(Eng.)
Binding wire = tie
wire (Elec. Eng.)
Bing-ore (Min.)
Binnacle (Naut.)
Binocular (adj.)
Binocular
microscope (Opt.)
Binocular vision
Binoculars (Opt.)
Binode = doublediode (Thermionics)
Binomial (adj.)
(Maths.)
Binomial (or
binominal)
nomenclature
(Biol.)
Binomial equation
(Maths.)
Binomial series
(Maths.)
Binomial theorem
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)Bio-assay (Chem.
)Bioblast (Biol.
)Biochemical (adj.
Biochemist
Biochemistry
Bioclimatology
)Biogenesis (Biol.
Biogenetic law
)(Biol.
)Biogeography (Biol.
Biography
)Biologic(al) (adj.
)(Biol.
Biological barrier
)(Biol.
Biological shield
)(Phys.
)Biologist (Biol.
Biology
Bioluminescence
)(Biol.
)Biolysis (Biol.
)Biometer (Biol.

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Bionomic
classification
= Bionomics
)ecology (Biol.
Biophysics
)Biosphere (Geog.
Biostratigraphic
)column (Geol.
Biostratigraphy
)(Geol.
)Biostroms (Geol.
)Biota (Biol.
)Biotic (Biol.
)Biotic factor (Bot.
)Biotite (Min.
)Biotron (Radio.
)Biotype (Biol.
Bioxide = dioxide
)(Chem.
)Bipartite (adj.
)(Bot.
Bipass = bypass
)(Eng.
)Bipedal (Zool.
)Biplane (Aero.
)Biplate (Opt.
)Bipolar (adj.



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secondary
electrode (Elec.
)Eng.
Bipolar receiver
)(Elec. Comm.
)Biprism (Photog.
)Biquadratic (adj.
)(Maths.
Biquadratic
)equation (Maths.
Biradial symmetry
)(Zool.
)Biramous (Geol.
)Birch (Carp.
Birds-eye view
)(Surv.

)Birefringence (Min.
)Birefringent (adj.
Birmingham Wire
)Gauge (Eng.

= Birotation
mutarotation

)(Chem.

= Birth-mark
)naevus (Med.
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Bis
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Biscuit
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)(Maths.
)Bisector (Maths.
)Bisectrix (Opt.
)Biserrate (adj.
= Bisexual
hermaphrodite
)(Bot. Zool.
)Bismuth (Bi
)(Chem.
Bismuth spiral
)(Elec. Eng.
)Bismutite (Min.

)Bisulphate (Chem.

)Bisulphide (Chem.
Bisulphite

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Bisynchronous
)motor (Elec. Eng.
)Bit-brace (Eng.
)Bit-stock (Eng.
)Bit (Eng.
)Bit (Mining.
)Bit (n.

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Bit gauge = bit

)stop (Eng.
)Bit, auger (Eng.
)Bit, blade (Eng.
)Bit, borer (Eng.
)Bit, boring (Eng.
Bit, brace-and
)(Carp.
)Bit, brace (Eng.
)Bit, centre (Eng.
Bit, chisel
Bit, collapsible
)(Eng.
Bit, countersink
)Bit, cross (Eng.
Bit, cuttings (Civ.
)Eng.
)Bit, drag (Pet. Eng.
Bit, drill
Bit, expansive
)(Carp.
Bit, fish-rail
Bit, four-way
)Bit, jet (Eng.
)Bit, mud (Pet. Eng.
Bit, multiple blade
)(Eng.
)Bit, pilot (Eng.
Bit, puller
)Bit, reamer (Eng.
)Bit, reaming (Eng.


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)Bit, rock (Pet. Eng.

Bit, rock roller
)(Pet. Eng.
Bit, rotary (Pet.
)Eng.
Bit, spudding (Pet.
)Eng.

)Bit, star (Pet. Eng.

Bit, three-way (Pet.
)Eng.
)Bit, tool (Eng.
)Bitangent (Maths.

)Bitartarate (Chem.

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)Biterpenes (Chem.
)Bitheca (Geol.
)Bitter lake (Geol.

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)Bittern (Chem.
)Bitts (Naut.
)Bitulithic (Chem.
Bitumastic
)solution (Chem.
)Bitumen (Chem.
Bituminiferous
)(adj.
)Bituminous (adj.
Bituminous coal
)(Chem.
Bituminous felt
)(Chem.

Bituminous joint
filler (Chem.)
Bituminous paint
(Chem.)
Bituminous peat
(Chem.)
Bituminous pitch
(Chem.)
Bituminous
plastics (Chem.)
Bituminous rock
(Geol.)
Bituminous sands
(Mining.)
Bituminous shales
(Mining.)
Biuret (Chem.)
Biuret reaction
(Chem.)
Bivalent = divalent
(Chem.)
Bivalve (Eng.)
Bk (berkelium)
(Chem.)
Black- -body
radiation (Phys.)
Black- -body
temperature (Phys.)
Black-band ironore (Met. Eng.)
Black-band
ironstone (Min.)
Black (adj.)

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)Black (v.
Black amplifier
)(Elec. Comm.
)Black body (Phys.
Black concentrate
)(Mining.
)Black copper (Met.
= Black damp
)firedamp (Mining.
Black deposit
= Black diamond
)carbonado (Min.
Black glass
)(Photog.
)Black iron (Met.
)Black ivory (adj.
= Black jack
)blende (Min.
)Black japan (Eng.
)Black lead (n.
)Black light (Phys.
Black market
Black mill
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Black mortar
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)Black plate (Eng.
Black red-heat
)(Foundry
)Black salts (Chem.
Black sand
)(Foundry
Black strap (Pet.
)Eng.
)Black tin (Met.
Black varnish
)(Paint.
Blackboard
)Blackening (Illum.
)Blacking (foundry
)Blacking (Photog.
)Blackmail (n.
)Blackmail (v.
Blackout (or black
)out) (n.
)Blackout (v.
Blackout effect
)(Electronics
)Blacksmith (n.
)Blacksmithing (n.
)Bladder (Zool.
)Blade (Elec. Eng.

Blade (Eng.)
Blade (Zool.)
Blade angle (Naut.,
Aero.)
Blade back (Naut.,
Aero.)
Blade bit (Eng.)
Blade element
(Naut., Aero.)
Blade interference
(Aero.)
Blade pitch angle
(Naut., Aero.)
Blade pitch
indicator
Blade retaining
nut (Naut., Aero.)
Blade root (Naut.,
Aero.)
Blade section
(Naut., Aero.)
Blade shank
(Naut., Aero.)
Blade tip (Naut.,
Aero.)
Blade width ratio
(Naut., Aero.)
Blade, saw (Eng.
Carp.)
Bladed (adj.)
Blading (n.)
Blame (n.)

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Blanc de chine
)(Chem.
)Blanc fixe (Chem.
)Blanch (v.
)Blandol (Pet. Eng.
)(adj.
)(Eng.
)(n.
)(v.
)bolt (Eng.

Blank
Blank
Blank
Blank
Blank

Blank cartridge
)Blank door (Build.
Blank end (of a
)pipe
Blank experiment

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)flange (Eng.
hole
)off (v.
pipe (Pet.

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)Blank wall (Build.
)Blanket (n.
Blanketed area
)Blanking (Eng.
)Blanking (Met.
)Blanking (Telev.

Blank
Blank
Blank
Blank
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)Blast-furnace (Met.
Blast-furnace gas
)(Chem.
Blast-furnace slag
)Blast (n.
)Blast (v.
Blast cleaning
)(Met.
)Blast gate (Eng.
Blast hole
)Blast main (Met.
= Blast nozzle
exhaust nozzle
)(I.C. Eng.
)Blast pipe (Eng.
Blast sand
Blast shock
Blast wall
)Blast, air (Met.
Blast, alarm
)Blasted (adj.
Blasted ore
)(Mining.
Blaster fuse
= Blaster oil
nitroglycerine
)(Chem.
Blasting
Blasting cap
Blasting charge
Blasting fuse (Elec.
)Eng.






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)(Chem.
Blasting machine
Blasting powder
Blasting, coal
)(Mining.
Blasting, electric
)Blastoderm (Biol.
)Blastomere (Biol.
)Blastula (Biol.
)Blastulation (Biol.
)Blaze (n.
)Blaze (v.
)Bleach (n.
)Bleach (v.
Bleach intake line
Bleach intake valve
Bleach paste
Bleacher
Bleachery
Bleaching
Bleaching powder
)(Chem.
Bleaching solution
)(Chem.
Bleb
)Bleed (n.

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Bleed, air
Bleeder (or bleeder
)valve
Bleeder current
)(Elec.
Bleeder resistance
)(Elec. Comm.
Bleeder screw
)(Eng.
)Bleeder valve (Eng.
)Bleeding (Bot.
)Bleeding (Eng.
)Bleeding (n.
)Bleeding (Paint
)Bleeding (Photog.
Bleeding , grease
)(Pet. Eng.
)Blemish (n.
)Blend (n.
)Blend (v.
Blende (or zinc
)blende) (Min
Blended fuel
)(Chem.
Blended gasoline
Blended
inheritance
Blending


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Blending, in line
)Blight (Bot.
)Blimp (Aero.
)Blind (adj.
)Blind (n.
)Blind (v.
Blind approach
)(Aero.
Blind approach
beacon system
)(Aero.
Blind coal
)Blind drift (Mining.
Blind flange (Eng.
)Plumb
)Blind flying (Aero.
Blind flying
)instruments (Aero.
Blind flying panel
Blind hole
Blind landing
)(Aero.
Blind lode = blind
)vein (Mining.
Blind mortise-and)tenon joint (Carp.
Blind mortise
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)Radio.
Blind tooling
Blindfold
)Blinding (Civ. Eng.
)Blinding (n.
Blindness
Blindness colour
)Blink (n.
)Blink (v.
Blink microscope
)(Astron.
)Blinker light (Aero.
Blinker signal
Blinker, oxygen
)Blip (Radio.
)Blister (Acous.
)Blister (n.) (Biol.
)Blister (v.
)Blister bar (Met.
Blister copper
)(Met.
Blister gas
)Blister steel (Met.
Blistering
= )Blitz (n.
)blitzkrieg (Mil.
)Blitz (v.
)Blizzard (Meteor.

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Block-and-tackle
Block-holing
)(Mining.
Block-in-course
)(Build.
Block-release
system
)Block (Carp.
)Block (Eng.
)Block (n.
)Block (Paint.
Block = heart)block (Med.
Block albumin
)(Chem.
)Block brake (Eng.
)Block clutch (Eng.
Block cylinder
)(Eng.
Block diagram
)(Eng.
Block faulting
)(Geol.

)
( .

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)Block grease (Eng.

)Block handle (Eng.

)Block lava (Geol.



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)Block line (Eng.
Block mountains
)(Geol.
Block oscillator
)(Radio.
Block pavement
)(Civ. Eng.
)Block plan (Build.
)Block plane (Carp.
Block signal
)(Railways
Block system
)(Railways
)Block test (Eng.
)Block tin (Plumb.
Block travelling
)(Eng.
Block, bottom
)(Eng.
Block, bumper
)chain (Eng.
chains
differential
elevating

Block,
Block,
)(Eng.
Block,
)(Eng.
Block,
)(Eng.

)Block, engine (Eng.

)Block, feed (Eng.
)Block, form (Met.

Block,
hemispherical
(Eng.)
Block, motor (Eng.)
Block, pounding
(Eng.)
Block, pulley (Eng.)
Block, stop (Eng.)
Block, tube
forming (Eng.)
Blockade
Blockage
Blockbuster
Blocked (adj.)
Blocked
impedance (Elec.)
Blockhead (adj.)
Blockhouse
Blocking-out
Blocking
Blocking
condenser (Teleg.)
Blocking layer
(Geol.)
Blockish (adj.)
Blocknut (Eng.)
Blocks (Naut.)

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Blood-vessel (Zool.)
Blood bank (Med.)

Blood cell =
haematoblast (Biol.)

Blood circulation
)(Zool.
)Blood clot (Zool.
= Blood corpuscle
= erythrocyte
)leucocyte (Zool.
Blood crystals
)(Zool.

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Blood grouping
Blood plasma
)(Zool.

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)thrombocyte (Zool.
Blood pressure
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Blood test
Blood transfusion
)(Med.
)Blood type (Med.
)Bloodletting (Med.
)Bloodred (adj.
)Bloom (Bot.
)Bloom (Met.
)Bloom (Photog.
)Bloom (v.
)Bloom steel (Met.
Blooming mill
)(Met.

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)Blossom (v.
)Blot (n.
)Blot (v.
Blotting-paper
Blow-and- blow
)machines (Eng.
Blow-bending test
)(Eng.
)Blow-by (I.C. Eng.
Blow-down cock
)(Eng.
Blow-down drum
)(Eng.
Blow-down piping
)(Eng.
Blow-down tank
)(Eng.
Blow-down valve
)(Eng.
)Blow-off cock (Eng.
Blow-off pipe (Civ.
)Eng.
Blow-off valve
)(Eng.
)Blow-out (Eng.
)Blow-out (Met.
= Blow-out coil
magnetic blow-out
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Blow-out pressure
)(Eng.
Blow-out preventer
)(Pet. Eng.
Blow-out, well
Blow-through cock
)(Eng.
)Blow (Mining.
)Blow (n.
)Blow (v.
Blow back (I.C.
)Eng.
)Blower-hole (Geol.
)Blower-hole (Met.
)Blower (n.) (Eng.
Blower current
)(Elec. Eng.
)Blower fan (Eng.
)Blower forge (Met.
Blower, blast
)furnace (Met.
Blowing-down
)(Eng.
)Blowing-in (Eng.
Blowing-off (a
)boiler) (Eng.
)Blowing-up (n.
Blowing (of) a fuse
)(Elec. Eng.

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Blowing cylinders
)(Met.
)Blowing fan (Eng.
Blowing through
)(Eng.
Blowing tube
Blowing well (Civ.
)Eng.
= Blowlamp
blowtorch
Blown casting
)(Foundry
Blown glass
)Blown oil (Chem.
)Blowpipe (Chem.
)Blowpipe (Eng.
= Blowtorch
blowlamp
)Blubber (Zool.
)Blubber oil (Zool.
Bludgeon
Blue-glow
)(Thermionics
)Blue-john (Min.
)Blue (Paint.
Blue asbestos
)(Min.
)Blue billy (Met.
)Blue black (Paint.
= Blue gum
)eucalyptus (carp.


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)Blue heat (Met.

)Blue lead (Chem.
Blue litmus paper
)(Chem.
)Blue mud (Ocean.
Blue pole (of a
)magnet
Blue print
Blue printing
)(Photog.

)Blue stone (Chem.

)Blue vitriol (Chem.

Blue whistler (Pet.
)Eng.
Blue, prussian
)Blueing (Met.
Blueing = Bluing
)(Paint.
Blueness
)Bluff (adj.
)Bluff (n.) (Geol.
)Bluish (adj.
)Blunge (v.
)Blunt (adj.
Blunt cutting edge
Blunt file
Blunt spine
)Blur (n.

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)Blurb (n.

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)Boa (Zool.
Board-measure
)(Carp.

)Board (n.

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)Board (v.
Board = control (or
distribution) board
)(Elec. Eng.
Board foot

Board of arbitration

Board of directors

Board of
investigation

Board of survey

Board of Trade

)Unit (Elec. Eng.
)1 (

Board of trustees
= Board, bulletin
notice board

Board, instrument

Board, on

Boarding-house

)Boarding (Carp

Boarding gauge
)(Carp.

Boarding joist
)(Build.

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)Boas test (Chem.

Boasted ashlar
)(Build.
)Boaster (Build.
)Boat (n.
)Boat (v.
Boat bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Boat deck (Naut.
)Boat falls (Naut.
)Boat hook (or rail
Boat plug
Boat slip
Boat, collapsible
Boat, dredge
Boat, flying
Boat, pilot
Bob-weight
Bob
Bob, plumb
)Bobbin (Elec. Eng.
Bobbin winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Bobbinet
)Bod (Foundry
)Bodkin (Typog.

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)Body (v.
Body at rest
)(Mech.
Body capacity
)(Radio.
= Body centrode
body locus
Body corporate
Body in motion
)(Mech.
Body wall
)Bog (n.
)Bog iron-ore (Min.
)Boggy (adj.
Boghead (or
cannel) coal
)(Chem.
Bogie (or bogie
)truck) (Eng.
Bogwood
Bohemian garnet
)(Min.
Bohemian ruby
)(Min.
Bohr magneton
Bohr theory
)Boil (Med.
)Boil (n.

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)Boil (v.
)Boiled oil (Paint.
)Boiler-shop (Eng.
)Boiler-smith (Eng.
)Boiler (Eng.
Boiler accessories
)(Eng.
)Boiler alarm (Eng.
Boiler capacity
)(Eng.
Boiler cleaner
)(Chem.
Boiler compound
)(or composition
Boiler corrosion
)(Eng.
Boiler covering (or
)lagging) (Eng.
Boiler drum
Boiler efficiency
)(Eng.
Boiler explosion
)(Eng.
Boiler feed-water
)(Eng.
Boiler feed pump
)(Eng.
Boiler feeding
)(Eng.
)Boiler fittings (Eng.
)Boiler float (Eng.

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(

)Boiler flue (Eng.

Boiler furnace
)(Eng.
Boiler inspection
)(Eng.
Boiler installation
)(Eng.
Boiler mountings
)(Eng.
Boiler plant (or
)house
)Boiler plates (Eng.
Boiler pressure
)(Eng.
)Boiler room (Eng.
)Boiler scale (Eng.
)scarfer (Eng.
seatings
settings
)shell (Eng.
)stays (Eng.

Boiler
Boiler
)(Eng.
Boiler
)(Eng.
Boiler
Boiler

)Boiler test (Eng.

)Boiler trail (Eng.
)Boiler tubes (Eng.
Boiler water-tubes
)(Eng.
Boiler water
)treatment (Chem.

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)Boilermaker (Eng.
Boiling-point
)(Phys.
Boiling-point,
depression of
)Boiling (n.
Boiling temperature
Boiling water
)reactor (Phys.
)Bolar (adj.
)Bold (adj.) (Print.
Boldface
)Bole (Bot.
)Bole (Eng.
)Bolide (Astron.
)Boll (Bot.
)Boll weevil (Bot.
Boll weevil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Boll worm (Bot.
)Bollard (Naut.
)Bolograph (Phys.
Bolometer (Elec.
)Eng. Phys.
Bolometric
)magnitude (Astron.
)Bolster (Carp.
)Bolster (Eng.
)Bolster bolt (Eng.





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)Bolster plate (Eng.

Bolster plate
)(Naut.
Bolster spring
)(Eng.
Bolt-forging
)machine (Eng.
)Bolt (n.) (Eng.
)Bolt (v.
Bolt assembly
)(Eng.
Bolt cam grooves
)(Eng.
)Bolt catch (Eng.
Bolt cropper (or
)clipper) (Eng.
)Bolt cutter (Eng.
Bolt extractor
)(Eng. Carp.
)Bolt head (Eng.
Bolt head and nut
)(Eng.
Bolt head rim
)(Eng.
Bolt header
)Bolt hole (Eng.
)Bolt knob (Eng.
)Bolt latch (Eng.
)Bolt lever (Eng.
)Bolt machine (Eng.
Bolt mechanism
)(Eng.









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)Bolt plunger (Eng.

)Bolt release (Eng.
)Bolt rod (Eng.
Bolt screw
Bolt selflocked
)Bolt tongs (Eng.
Bolt with nut
Bolt, anchor
Bolt, assembling
)(Eng.
Bolt, flat head
)(Eng.
Bolt, round head
Bolt, turned
Bolted-on
)attachment (Eng.
)Bolted (adj.) (Eng.
Bolted bonnet
Bolted connection
)(Eng.
Bolted joint)connection (Eng.
)Bolter (n.
)Bolting (Eng.
Boltzmanns
)constant (Phys.
)Bomb (n.
)Bomb (v.
)Bomb aimer (Mil.
Bomb calorimeter
)(Phys.
)Bomb sight (Mil.

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)Bombard (v.
)(Phys.
)Bombardier (Mil.
Bombardment
)(Phys.
)Bomber (Mil.
)Bombproof (adj.
Bombs, volcanic
)(Geol.
Bona fide
)Bonanza (Mining.
)Bond (n.
)Bond (v.
Bond = chemical
bond
Bond length
)(Chem.
Bond strength
)(Elec.
)Bond tester (Elec.
Bond timber = wall
)plate (Build.
Bond, double
)(Chem.
Bond, dry
)(Foundry
Bond, green
)(Foundry
Bond, rail
Bonded goods
Bonded warehouse

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)bondstone (Build.
Bonderization
)(Chem.
Bonderized steel
)(Chem.
Bonderizing
)(Chem.
Bonding (Aero.
)Chem. Elec.
Bonding braid
)(Eng.
)Bonding clip (Elec.
Bonding material
)(Build.
Bonding, adhesive
= Bondstone
)bonder (Build.
)Bone-setter (Med.
)Bone (Mining.
)Bone ash (Chem.
)Bone beds (Geol.
Bone black (Chem.
)Paint.
Bone conduction
)(Med.
Bone glue
Bone oil = Dippels
)oil (Chem.
Bone porcelain


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Bone turquoise
)(Min.
)Bonnet (Eng.
Bonnet louvre
)(Eng.
Bonneted safety
)valve (Eng.
)Bont (Mining.
)Bonus (n.
Bony coal = bone
)(Mining.
Book-keeper
Book-keeping
)Book (n.
)Book (v.
Book binding
Book folding
)machine (Eng.
)Booking (n.
)Booking (Surv.
Booking office
Booklet

)Boom (Eng. Naut.

)Boom (n.
)Boom (v.
)Boost (n.) (Eng.
)Boost (v.

Boost control unit,

automatic (Aero.)
Boost pressure
(Aero.)

Boost, rated (Aero.)

Booster
Booster
(Eng.)
Booster
(Aero.)
Booster
(Aero.)
Booster
Eng.)

(Eng.)
battery
charge
circuit
coil (Elec.

Booster fan (Eng.)

Booster gauge
(Eng.)
Booster pump
(Eng.)
Booster pumping
station (Eng.)
Booster system
(Eng.)
Booster
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Booster, magneto
(Elec. Eng.)
Booster,
synchronous (Elec.
Eng.)

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Booster, vacuum
)(Eng.
Boosting controls
)(Elec. Eng.
)Boot-boiler (Build.
)Boot (n.
)Boot (v.
Boot, water (Pet.
)Eng.
Bootes (The
)Herdsman
)(Astron.
Booth
Bootleg packer
)(Eng.
)Booty (n.
Bopd (abbrev. for
barrels of oil per
)day
Boph (abbrev. for
barrels of oil per
)hour
= Boracic acid
)boric acid (Chem.
Boracic ointment
)Boracite (Geol.
)Borate (Chem.
)Borated (adj.
)(Chem.

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Borax-bead
)reaction (Chem.
)Borax (Min.
)Bord (Mining.
Bordeaux mixture
)(Chem.
Border-pile (Civ.
)Eng.

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)Border (n.
Border line
Border of a map
Border plane
)(Carp.
Border stone
)(Build.
Border, free
)Bordered (adj.
Bordering ribbon
Bordering tool
)(Eng.

)
(

)Bore (Eng.

)Bore (v.
Bore dust
)Bore meal (Mining.
)Bore oil (Pet. Eng.
Bore pump (Pet.
)Eng.
)Bore rod (Pet. Eng.

Bore rod joint (Pet.

Eng.)
Bore well (Civ.
Eng.)
Bore, rifled (Eng.)
Boreal (adj.)
Boreal pole (Magn.)
Bored (adj.)
Borehole (Civ. Eng.)
Boreholing plant
(Pet. Eng.)
Borer (Civ. Eng.)
Boring-bit (Eng.)
Boring (Civ. Eng.)
Boring (Mining.)
Boring bar (Eng.)
Boring by
percussion (Pet.
Eng.)
Boring by
shotdrills (Pet.
Eng.)
Boring contractor
(Civ. Eng.)

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Boring cutter (Eng.)

Boring fixture
(Eng.)

Boring gauge (Eng.)

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)Boring head (Eng.

)Boring lathe (Eng.
Boring log (Pet.
)Eng.
Boring machine
)(Eng.
)Boring mill (Eng.
Boring rig (Pet.
)Eng.
Boring sample
)(Pet. Eng.
Boring spindle
)(Pet. Eng.
Boring stem (Pest.
)Eng.
Boring test (Civ.
)Eng.
)Boring tool (Eng.
Boring tower (Pet.
)Eng.
Borings
= Borneo camphor
)borneol (Chem.
)Bornite (Min.
Bornite detector
)(Radio.
)Boron (B) (Chem.
Boron carbide
)(Chem. Eng.
Boron chamber
)(Electronics

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Boron counter
)tube (Electronics
Borous acid
)(Chem.
Borrow pit (Civ.
)Eng.
)Bort = boart (Min.
Bosch process
)(Chem.
Bosh = swab
)(Foundry
)Bosons (Phys.
)Boss (Eng.
)Boss (Geol.
Bossed-out
Bossed-up

) (

)Bossing (Plumb.
Bossing machine
)(Eng.
Bossing mallet
)(Plumb.
Bossing stick
)(Plumb.
Botanist
Botany

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)Botch (v.
)Bother (n.
)Bother (v.
Botryoidal form
)(Geol.

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)Bott-hammer (Eng.
Bottle-battery
)(Elec. Eng.
Bottle-making
machines
)Bottle-tight (adj.
)Bottle (n.
)Bottle (v.
)Bottle charge (Eng.
Bottle glass
)(Chem.
)Bottle jack (Eng.
Bottleneck
Bottler
Bottling machine
Bottling up
Bottom-samplers
)(Oceans.
Bottom casting
)(Met.
)Bottom (n.
)Bottom (v.
= Bottom bend
anode bend
)(Thermionics
)Bottom block (Eng.
Bottom boards
)(Foundry

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)Bottom brass (Eng.

Bottom clearance
)(Eng.
Bottom dead)centre (Eng.
Bottom end
Bottom feed
Bottom fuller
Bottom gate
)(Foundry
Bottom hole chock
)(Pet. Eng.
Bottom hole
flowing pressure
)(Pet. Eng.
Bottom hole
)packer (Pet. Eng.
Bottom hole
)pressure (Pet. Eng.
Bottom hole
)sample (Civ. Eng.
Bottom hole static
)pressure (Pet. Eng.
Bottom hole
temperature (Pet.
)Eng.
Bottom level (Civ.
)Eng.
)Bottom plate (Met.
Bottom plating
)(Naut.

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(

)Bottom rail (Carp.

)Bottom roll (Eng.
Bottom set beds
)(Geol.
Bottom settlings
(or sediments) (Pet.
)Eng.
Bottom shore
)(Carp.
Bottom sludge
)(Pet. Eng.
Bottom stopes
)(Mining.
Bottom swage
)(Eng.
Bottom view

)Bottom yeast (Bot.

Bottoming (Civ.
)Eng.

Bottoming

)(Railways

= Bottoming tap
)
)plug tap (Eng.
(
)Bottoms (Met.
.
Bottoms cooler

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)Botulism (Med.

)Bough (n.
.
)Bougie (Illum.

= Bougie decimale
decimal candle
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)(Geol.
)Boulder clay (Geol.
Boulder wall
)(Build.
)Bounce (n.
)Bounce (v.
Bouncing pin (Pet.
)Eng.
)Bound (adj.
)Bound (n.
)Bound (v.
Bound charge
)(Elec.
Bound electron
)(Elec.
Bound energy
)(Chem.
)Bound water (Bot.
Boundaries,
prescribed
Boundary
Boundary layer
Boundary lights
)(Aero.
Boundary line
Boundary
)lubrication (Eng.

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Boundary marker
)(Aero.
Boundary post
)(Surv.
Boundary surface
Boundary, lateral
= Bounteous
)bountiful (adj.
)Bounty (n.
= Bourdon gauge
pressure gauge
)(Eng.
)Bourse (n.
Bow-line knot
)(Naut.
)Bow-saw (Eng.
Bow-tie antenna
)(Radio.
)Bow (Aero.
)Bow (n.
)Bow (v.
)Bow cap (Naut.
= Bow compass
)spring bow (Eng.
Bow connection
)nut (Naut.
)Bow divider (s
)(Eng.
)Bow drill (Eng.
Bow heavy (or
bowheavy) (Naut.,
)Aero.
)Bow knot (Naut.
Bow pencil





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Bow stiffeners
)(Naut.
Bow window
)(Build.
Bow wing skid
)(Naut.
)Bowed (adj.
Bowl
)Bowl, filter (Eng.
)Bowling hoop (Eng.
)Bowse (v.
)Bowsprit (Naut.
Bowstring girder
)(Civ. Eng.
Box
Box-and-pin joint
)(Eng. Carp.
)Box aerial (Radio.
Box anchor (Civ.
)Eng.
= Box annealing
close annealing
)Box beam (Eng.
Box caisson (Civ.
)Eng.
Box calf
Box camera
)(Photog.
)Box car (Railways.
Box casting
)(Foundry.

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Box chronometer
)(Naut.

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)Box column (Build.

= Box coupling
muff coupling
)(Eng.

Box culvert (Civ.
:
)Eng.

)Box coil (Civ. Eng.

) ( )Box dam (Civ. Eng.

)Box drill jig (Eng.

)(
)Box frame (Build.
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)Box girder (Eng.

)Box gutter (Build.
Box hook = bale
hook
)Box metal (Eng.
)Box nut (Eng.
Box plate girder
)(Civ. Eng.
)Box relay (Teleg.
)Box sextant (surv.
= Box spanner
socket wrench
)(Eng.
)Box standard (Eng.
Box, apparatus

)Box, bearing (Eng.

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Box, packing
Box, tool
Boxboard
)Boxed (adj.
)Boxing (Carp.
)Boxing (n.
)Boxwood (Bot.
)Boycott (n.
)Boycott (v.
)Boyles law (Phys.
)Br (bromine
)(Chem.
)Brace (Carp. Eng.
)Brace (Eng.
)Brace (v.
)Brace and bit (Eng.
)Brace bit (Eng.
)Brace drill (Eng.
)Brace rod (Auto.
Brace, ratchet
)(Eng.
)Braced (adj.
Braced frame
)(Build.
Braced surface

Braced truss (Eng.)

Bracelet
Braces (Maths.)
Brachial (adj.)
Bracing (Eng.)
Bracing cable
Bracing strut (Eng.)
Bracing wire (Eng.)
Bracket (Eng.)
Bracket (v.)
Bracket arms
(Elec. Eng.)
Bracket baluster
(Build.)
Bracket chain
wheel (Eng.)
Bracket pedestal =
wall bracket (Eng.)
Bracket pole
(Build.)
Bracket saw = fret
saw (Carp.)
Bracket scaffold
(Build.)
Bracket valve
Bracket, cross
shaft (Eng.)

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Bracket, sliding
)(Eng.
Bracket, tapered
Bracketing
)Brackets (Typog.
Brackett series
)(Phys.
Brackish
)Bract (Bot.
)Brad (Eng.
Brad = spring
)(Foundry
Brad punch = nail
)set (Carp.
)Bradawl (Carp.
Bragg method
)(Min.
Bragstad convertor
= motor convertor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Braid (n.
)Braid (v.
)Braided (adj.
Braided wire
Braiding
)Brail (Naut.
)Braille (n.
)Brain (Zool.
Brain, electronic
)(Elec. Eng.




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)Braize (Mining.
Brake-dog (or
)pawl) (Eng.
)Brake-head (Eng.
)Brake-lever (Eng.
Brake-lever pawl
)(Eng.
)Brake-load (Eng.
Brake-ratchet rack
)(Eng.
Brake-ratchet
)wheel (Eng.
Brake-rubber
)(Eng.
)Brake-shaft (Eng.
)Brake (Eng.
)Brake (v.
Brake adjuster
)(Eng.
)Brake band (Eng.
Brake band
)clearance (Eng.
Brake band lining
)(Eng.
Brake block
)Brake cable (Eng.
Brake chatter
)(Eng.
Brake connecting
)rod (Eng.
Brake control rod
)(Eng.
)Brake cover (Eng.
Brake cross shaft
)(Eng.



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(

Brake cylinder
)(Eng.
)Brake disc (Eng.
)Brake drum (Eng.
)Brake gear (Eng.
Brake hanger
)(Eng.
Brake horse-power
)(Eng.
)Brake lining (Eng.
Brake linkage
)(Eng.
Brake magnet
)(Elec. Eng.
Brake master
)cylinder (Eng.
Brake mean
effective pressure
)(Eng.
)Brake oil (Eng.
)Brake pedal (Eng.
)power (Eng.
)press (Eng.
pull-rod
ratchet
relining
resistance

Brake
Brake
Brake
)(Eng.
Brake
)(Eng.
Brake
)(Eng.
Brake
)(Eng.

)Brake rigging (Eng.

)Brake rim (Eng.

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)Brake rod (Eng.

)shoe (Eng.
shoe lining
)step (Eng.
)strap (Eng.

Brake
Brake
)(Eng.
Brake
Brake

)Brake strips (Eng.

Brake system
)(Eng.
Brake thermal
)efficiency (Eng.
Brake
)transmission (Eng.

)Brake wheel (Eng.

)Brake, air (Eng.

)Brake, band (Eng.

)Brake, block (Eng.

Brake, compressedair
Brake, differential
)(Eng.
)Brake, disc (Eng.
Brake, double)acting (Eng.
Brake, emergency
)(Eng.
)Brake, foot (Eng.

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)Brake, hand (Eng.

Brake, hydraulic
)(Eng.
)Brake, rope (Eng.
Brake, self
)equalizing (Eng.
Brake, vacuum
)(Eng.
)Braking (Eng.
Braking action
)(Eng.
Braking effect
)(Eng.
)Braking force (Eng.
Braking power
)(Eng.
Braking propeller
)(Aero.
Braking surface
)(Eng.
Bramah press
)(Mech.
Bramble
Bran
)Branch (n.
)Branch (v.
Branch chuck
)(Eng.
Branch circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Branch connection

Branch current
(Elec. Eng.)

Branch drain (Eng.)

Branch exchange
(Teleph.)
Branch joint
Branch pipe
(Plumb.)
Branch switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Branch terminal
(Elec. Eng.)

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(

Branch, ascending

Branch, chief of
Branch, pipeline
Branched (adj.)
Branched chain
(Chem.)
Branchial (adj.)
Branching-off point
Branching (Phys.)
Branching box
(Elec. Eng.)
Branching jack
(Teleph.)
Branching line
Branchlet = twig
(Bot.)
Branchment
Brand (n.)

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)Brand (v.
Brand new
Branded oil (Pet.
)Eng.
= Brandering
)furring (Build.
Branding
Branding iron
= Branning
)drenching (Chem.
)Brash (Geol.
)Brash (Med.
)Brass-cased (adj.
)Brass-lining (Eng.
)Brass-plating (Eng.
Brass-tubing
)Brass (Met.
Brass aluminum
)(Met.
Brass bobbins
Brass bolts
Brass borings
)Brass foil (Met.
Brass furnace
)(Eng.

)Brass sheets (Met.

)Brass solder (Met.

Brass ware
Brass welding
)(Plumb.
Brass winding
)(Eng.


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)Brasses (Eng.
)Brassing (Eng.
)Brasswork (Eng.
)Brattice (Mining.
)Brayer (Typog.
)Braze (v.
Brazed flange
)(Eng.
)Brazier (Build.
)Brazier (n.
)Brazier head (Eng.
)Brazing (Eng.
Brazing solder
)Breach (n.
Breadth
Breadth, extreme
Breadth, moulded
)(Naut.
)Breadthways (adv.
Break-and-make
button
)Break-in (v.
Break-in key (Elec.
)Eng.
Break-in relay
)(Elec. Eng.
)Break-joint (Build.

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Break-out
)(Foundry
Break-signal
)(Teleg.
Break-to- make
)ratio (Elec. Eng.
)Break (n.
)Break (or gap
)lathe (Eng.
)Break (v.
Break contacts
)(Elec. Eng.
)Break iron (Carp.
)Break jack (Teleph.
Break
stratigraphical
)(Geol.
Break switch (Elec.
)Eng.
Break, remote
)control (Elec. Eng.
)Breakable (adj.
Breakage
Breakaway
Breakaway point
)(Aero.
Breakdown (Elec.
)Eng.

Breakdown crane
(Eng.)
Breakdown lorry
(Auto.)
Breakdown of costs
Breakdown of
emulsion (Chem.)
Breakdown switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Breakdown torque
(Elec. Eng.)
Breakdown voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Breakdown,
nervous (Med.)
Breaker-ground (v.)
Breaker (Elec. Eng.)
Breaker contact
points (Elec. Eng.)
Breaker housing
(Elec. Eng.)
Breaker impulse
(Elec. Eng.)
Breaker points
(Elec. Eng.)
Breaker, circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Breaker, concrete
(Eng.)
Breaker, vortex
(Pet. Eng.)

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Breaking-down
(Carp.)
Breaking-down
(Pet. Eng.)
Breaking-down of
insulation
Breaking-down of
sheet metal (Eng.)
Breaking-down
point (Eng.)
Breaking-down
process (Pet. Eng.)
Breaking-down
temperature
(Chem.)
Breaking capacity
Breaking current
(Elec. Eng.)
Breaking load
(Eng.)
Breaking of
emulsion (Chem.)
Breaking off (n.)
Breaking out
Breaking piece
(Eng.)
Breaking point
(Eng.)
Breaking strain
(Eng.)
Breaking strength
(Eng.)
Breaking stress
(Eng.)

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)Breaking test (Eng.

Breaking through
Breaking up
)(Chem.
)Breakthrough (n.
Breakwater (Civ.
)Eng.
)Bream (v.
)Breast (adj.
)Breast (n.) (Zool.
)Breast drill (Eng.

)Breast hook (Naut.

Breast rail

)Breast wall (Build.

)Breast wall (Eng.
)Breastbone (Zool.
= Breastsummer
bressummer
)(Build.

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)Breastwork (Build.
)Breath (n.
)Breath pipe (Eng.
)Breathe (v.
)Breather (Eng.
Breather reactor
)(or pile) (Phys.
Breathing
apparatus

Breathometer
Breccia (Geol.)
Breccia,
sedimentary (Geol.)
Breccia, volcanic
(Geol.)
Breech
Breech block (Mil.)
Breech block guide
(Mil.)
Breech block stop
(Mil.)
Breech
Breech
(Mil.)
Breech
Breech
(Mil.)
Breech
(Mil.)
Breech

loader (Mil.)
loading
lock (Mil.)
lock cam
mechanism
sight (Mil.)

Breeching, furnace
stack (Pet. Eng.)
Breed (n.)
Breed (v.)
Breeder
Breeder reactor
(Phys.)
Breeding

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Breeding ratio
)(Phys.
Breeze
Breeze concrete
)(Build.
Breeze, coke
)Breezing (Cinema.
)Bren gun (Mil.
Bressummer
)(Build.
)Brew (v.) (Chem.
Brewing
)Bribe (n.
)Bribe (v.
)Brick-red (adj.
Brick
)Brick bat (Build.
Brick clay = brick
earths
Brick drier
Brick elevator
)(Build.
Brick foundation
)(Build.
Brick grease
)Brick lining (Build.
Brick trowel
)(Build.
Brick, fire
Brick, refractory
Brick, slag

Bricking-up
(Foundry)
Brickkiln (Build.)
Bricklayer (Build.)
Bricklaying (Build.)
Brickwork (Build.)
Brickyard(Build.)
Bridge-girder (Civ.
Eng.)
Bridge-head (Mil.)
Bridge-megger
(Elec. Eng.)
Bridge-pile (Eng.)
Bridge (Eng.)
Bridge (v.)
Bridge , raft (Civ.
Eng.)
Bridge arms (Elec.
Eng.)
Bridge balance
(Elec. Eng.)
Bridge barge (Eng.)
Bridge circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Bridge connection
(Elec. Eng.)
Bridge floating
(Civ. Eng.)
Bridge floor (Civ.
Eng.)

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Eng.)
Bridge gauge (Eng.)
Bridge hanger
(Elec. Eng.)
Bridge method
(Elec.)
Bridge pier (Civ.
Eng.)
Bridge stone
(Build.)
Bridge swing (Civ.
Eng.)
Bridge transformer
= hybrid coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Bridge traverse
(Eng.)
Bridge truss (Civ.
Eng.)
Bridge, abutments
(Civ. Eng.)
Bridge, aqueduct
(Civ. Eng.)
Bridge, arched
(Civ. Eng.)
Bridge, askew
(Eng.)
Bridge, bascule
(Civ. Eng.)
Bridge, lift (Civ.
Eng.)

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Bridge, pontoon
)(Civ. Eng.
)Bridge, stone (Eng.
Bridge, suspension
)(Eng.
Bridge,
Wheatstone (Elec.
)Eng.
Bridgeboard
)(Build.
)Bridgework (Eng.
Bridging
Bridging
Bridging amplifier
= monitoring
amplifier (Elec.
)Comm.
Bridging indicator
)(Teleph
Bridging joist
)(Carp.
Bridging relay
)(Elec. Eng.
)Bridle (n.
)Bridle (v.
Bridle, towing
)Brief (adj., n.
)Brief (v.
Briefcase
)Briefing (n.
)Brig (n.
)Brigade (n.


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Brigade, fire
= Brigadier
brigadier general
)(Mil.
Briggs standard
)pipe thread (Eng.
)Bright (adj.
Bright annealing
)(Met.
= Bright bolt
turned bolt
Bright colour
Bright emitter
)(Thermionics
Bright metallic
)surface (Met.
Bright plating
)(Elec. Eng.
Bright red heat
Bright stock
)Brighten (v.
Brightener (Elec.
)Eng.
)Brightness (Illum.
Brightness control
)(Telev.
Brightwork
Brilliance (or
)brilliancy) (Illum.
Brilliance control
)(Telev.

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Brilliant colour
Brim
Brimstone
)Brine-proof (adj.
)Brine (Chem.
Brine agitator
)(Eng.
)Brine coils (Eng.
Brine evaporator
)(Eng.
= Brine gauge
)salinometer (Eng.
Brine pump
Brinell hardness
)(Met.
Brinell hardness
)number (Met.
Brinell hardness
test
)Bring (v.
)Brink (n.
)Briny (adj.
Briquet fuel
Briquette = briquet
)(Met.
Briquette
manufacture
)Briquettes (Chem.
Brisance
)Brisket (n.
Bristle

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Bristol
Bristol board
Britannia metal
)(Met.

British association
standard screw

)thread (Eng.

British Standard
)Institution (Eng.

British standard

)pipe thread (Eng.

British standard

)wire gauge (Eng.

British Thermal
)Unit (B.Th.U.
)(Eng.

)Brittle (adj.
. . .
)Brittle iron (Met.

)Brittle point (Met.

Brittle sliver ore
)
)(Min.
(
)Brittleness (Met.
.
Broach post = king
)post (Build.

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Broaching

Broaching fixture


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Broaching machine
)Broad-axe (Eng.
Broad-band
)amplifier (Radio.


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Broad-band
)antenna (Radio.
Broad-base tower
)(Elec. Eng.
Broad-flange girder
)(Eng.
)Broad (adj.
Broad gauge
)(railway
Broad hatchet
)(Carp.
Broad irrigation
)(Civ. Eng.
)Broad tool (Build.
Broad tuning
)(Radio.
)Broadcast (v.
Broadcasting
)station (Radio
Broadcasting
)(Radio.
)Broadside (Naut.
Broadside = broad
)(Cinema
Broadside
directional
)antenna (Radio.
)Broadstone (Build.
Brob
)Brochette (n.
Brochure

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)Broil (n.
)Broil (v.
)Broken (adj.
Broken circuit
)(Elec.
)Broken line (Eng.
Broker
Brokerage
)Bromate (Chem.
Bromide
Bromide paper
)(Photog.
Bromide pencil
)(Photog.
Bromination
)(Chem.
)Bromine (Br
)(Chem.
Bromine number
Bronchial tube
)(Zool.
)Bronchitis (Med.
Bronchus (pl.
)bronchi) (Zool.
)Bronze (Met.
Bronze powder
Bronze welding
Bronze, aluminum
)(Met.
Bronze, phosphor
)(Met.
)Bronzing (Met.


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Bronzing liquid
)(Met.
)Bronzy (adj.
)Brood (Met.
)Brood (Zool.
)Brook (n.
)Brooklet (n.
)Broom (n.
)Brow (Mining.
)Brow (n.
Brown-red
)Brown (Paint.
Brown coal (or
)lignite) (Chem.
Brown sand
Sharpe Wire
)Gauge (Eng.
Brownian
)movement (Phys.
)Brownish (adj.
)Brownstone (Geol.
)Bruise (Med.
)Bruise (v.
Brunswick green
)(Chem.
Brunt
Brunton compass
)(Geol.
Brush-box (Elec.
)Eng.
Brush-dyeing
Brush-holder


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Brush-rocker
)(Elec. Eng.
)Brush (n.
)Brush (v.
Brush angle
= Brush contact
laminated contact
)(Elec. Eng.
Brush contact
pressure (Elec.
)Eng.
Brush contact
)surface (Elec. Eng.
Brush discharge
)(Elec. Eng.
Brush gear (Elec.
)Eng.
= Brush lead
brush shift (Elec.
)Eng.
Brush spring
)(Elec. Eng.
)Brush wheel (Eng.
Brush yoke (Elec.
)Eng.
Brush, contact
)(Elec. Eng.
)Brush, dandy (n.
)Brushwood (n.
)Bryology (Bot.
)Bryophyte (Bot.

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)(v.
air
cap (Pet.
cap tray

Bubble
Bubble
Bubble
Bubble
)Eng.
Bubble

Bubble chamber
)(Phys.
Bubble level
Bubble levelling
)(Surv.
Bubble point
)(Chem.
Bubble sextant
)(Surv.
Bubble tower
)(Chem.
Bubble tray
)Buck (Mining.
)Buck (v.
)Buck saw (Carp.
)Buck tail (Eng.
)Bucket (Eng.
)Bucket (n.
)Bucket chain (Eng.
Bucket conveyor
)(Eng.
= Bucket dredger
ladder dredger
Bucket pump
)(Eng.

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Bucket valve
Bucket wheel
Bucket, rotary
)Bucking (Met.
)Bucking (Min
)Bucking bar (Met.
Bucking circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Bucking coil (Elec.
)Eng.
)Bucking tool (Met.
)Buckle (Eng.
)Buckle (Met.
)Buckle (v.
Buckle brush
)(Photog.
)Buckled (adj.
Buckled plate
)(Met.
Buckled wheel
)Buckling (Met.
Buckling load
)(Eng.
Buckling strain
)(Eng.
Buckling strength
)(Eng.
Buckling stress
)(Eng.


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Buckram
Buckstay (Elec.
)Eng.
Buckwheat coal
)(Mining.
)Bud (Bot.
)Bud (v.
)Bud scale (Bot.
)Budding (Bot.
)Buddle (Mining.
)Buddling (Mining.
)Budget (n.
)Budget (v.
)Buff (Eng.
)Buff (v.
Buff colour
Buff leather
)Buff stick (Eng.
Buffalo hide
)Buffer (Chem.
)Buffer (Eng.
Buffer action
)(Chem.
Buffer adjusting
)screw (Eng.
Buffer amplifier
)(Elec. Comm.
Buffer battery
)(Elec. Eng.
Buffer condenser
)(Elec. Eng.





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cylinder
disc
mechanism
plate

Buffer
)(Eng.
Buffer
Buffer
)(Eng.
Buffer

= Buffer reagent
)buffer (Chem.
Buffer solution
)(Chem.
Buffer spring
)(Radio.
Buffer stage
)Buffer state (Geog.
Buffer valve
)(Radio.
Buffer water
)(Chem.
Buffer, hydraulic
)Buffering (Eng.
)Buffers (Railways.
)Buffet (n.
)Buffet (v.
)Buffeting (Aero.
)Buffing (Eng.
= Buffing lathe
)polishing bob (Eng.
)Buffing oil (Eng.
Buffing wheel
)(Eng.

Bugle (n.)
Buhl saw
Build (v.)
Builder
Builders jack
Builders level
(Build.)
Builders staging
(Build.)
Builders tape
(Build.)
Building-up (Build.)
Building-up (Elec.
Eng.)
Building (n.)
Building board =
fibre-board (Build.)
Building cradle
(Build.)
Building iron
(Build.)
Building lines
(Build.)
Building paper =
felt paper (Build.)
Building site
(Build.)
Building stone
(Build.)
Built-in
Built-in beam
(Build.)
Built-up (adj.)

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Built-up areas
)(Build.
Built-up crank
)(Eng.
Built-up
)crankshaft (Eng.
Built-up gauge
)(Eng.
Built-up girder
)(Eng.
)Bulb-like (Bot.
)Bulb (Bot.

)Bulb (Illum.
)Bulb bar (Eng.

)Bulb electric (Elec.

Bulb of a
thermometer
)(Phys.
)Bulblet (Bot.

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)Bulbous (adj.) (Bot.

)Bulge (n.
)Bulge (v.
Bulge, tire
)Bulged (adj.
Bulging stress
)(Eng.
)Bulk (n.
Bulk breaking
Bulk cement
Bulk density

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Bulk elasticity
Bulk modulus
)(Eng.
Bulk modulus
)(Mech.
Bulk plant
Bulk storage
Bulk, in
Bulkhead (Civ.
Eng.0
)Bulky (adj.) (Eng.
Bulky unit
)Bull (or Taurus
)(Astron.
)Bull gear (Eng.
Bull gear lock
)(Eng.
)Bull rope (Eng.
Bull wheel
Bulls-eye arch
)(Build.
Bulls-eye lens
)(Photog.
)Bulls eye (Build.
)Bulls eye (n.
)Bulldoze (v.
)Bulldozer (n.
)Bullet (Mil.
Bulletin
Bulletin board
)Bulletproof (Mil.
Bulling



Bullion

)Bullnose (Build.

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Bully

)Bulwark (n.
.
) ( .
)Bulwark (Naut.

= Bulwark
breakwater (Civ.
.
)Eng.
)Bump (n.
. .
)Bump (v.
. .
)Bump joint (Eng.

Bump, air

)Bumper (Eng.
. .
Bumper block
)(Eng.

Bumper bracket
)(Eng.

Bumper, double
)bar (Eng.


)Bumping (Chem.
Bulling plug

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)bag (Eng.

hammer

machine
.
mould

)Bumping (Eng.
Bumping
Bumping
)(Eng.
Bumping
)(Eng.
Bumping
)(Eng.

Bumping post
)(Railways
Bumping, hand
)(Eng.
Bumping, metal
)(Eng.

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Buna rubber
(
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Bunch

)Bunch light (Illum.
) (
Bunched cable
)(Elec. Eng.


Bund
Bund wall

Bundle
. .
Bundling machine
)(Eng.
.
Bung
. .
)Bungalow (Build.
:

Bunghole
)Bungle (n.

)Bungle (v.

Bunk

)Bunker (Eng.
) (
Bunker capacity

)(Naut.

Bunker fuel

Bunker oil

Bunker, coal

)Bumpy (adj.
Bumpy air
Bumpy weather
)Buna (Chem.


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Bunkering
)Bunning (Mining.
Bunsen burner
)(Chem. Illum.
Bunsen cell (Elec.
)Eng.
Bunsen
)photometer (Illum.
Bunting irons
)Buoy (n.
)Buoy (v.
Buoy light (Aero.
)Naut.
Buoy, fairway
)(Naut.
)Buoy, life (Naut.
Buoy, mooring
)(Naut.
)Buoyancy (Phys.
)Buoyant (Naut.
Bur = burr
)Burble (Aero.
)Burble (v.
)Burbling (Aero.
)Burden (n.
Burden = on-costs
)(Eng.
)Burdensome (adj.
Bureau






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Burette = buret
)(Chem.
Burglar alarm
)(Elec. Eng.
Buried antenna
)(Radio.
Buried cable (Elec.
)Eng.
Buried tank
Buried wiring
)(Elec. Eng.
Burin = graver
)(Eng.
Burl dyeing
Burlap
Burling
)Burn (n.
)Burn (v.
)Burner (Chem.
Burner, oil
Burnetts fluid
Burnettizing

)(

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)Burning-off (Paint.
)Burning (Met.
)Burning (n.
Burning coal

Burning controlled
Burning fuse

Burning glass
Burning of
contacts (Elec.
)Eng.
Burning point
)(Chem.
Burning quality
)(Chem.

)Burning rate (Eng.

Burning rays
)(Phys.
Burning speed
)(Eng.

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)Burning test (Eng.

)Burnish (n.
)Burnish (v.
)Burnisher (Eng.
)Burnishing (Eng.

Burnishing powder
Burnt-out bearing
)(Eng.
Burnt alum
)(Chem.

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Burnt deposit
)(Elec. Eng.
Burnt metal (Eng.
)Met.

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Burring reamer

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Burnt sand
)(Foundry
)Burnt steel (Met.

)Burrock (Civ. Eng.

)Burrow (Mining.
)Burrow (n.
)Burrow (v.
)Burrs (Build.
)Bursa (Zool.
)Burst (n.
)Burst (v.
Burst air
Burst centre
Burst of fire
)Burster (Mil.
Bursting
Bursting charge
)(Mil.
Bursting effect
)(Mil.
Bursting point
Bursting power
Bursting strength
Bursting surface
)Bury (v.
Bus-bar (Elec.
)Eng.

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sectionalizing
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Bus-coupler
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Bus-line (Elec.
)Eng.
Bus-line couplers
)(Elec. Eng.
Bus-section switch
= bus-bar
sectionalizing
)switch (Elec. Eng.
)Bus-wire (Elec.
Bus field excitation
)(Elec. Eng.
)Bus pipe (Auto.
Bush-hammering
)(Civ. Eng.
)Bush (Bot.
)Bush (Eng.
Bush, spacing
Bushel
)Bushing (Plumb.
Bushing current
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
Bushing floating
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Bushing of
thermometer bulb
)(Phys.
Bushing retainer
Bushing, cable
Bushing, drill
)(Eng.
Bushing, eccentric
)(Eng.
Bushing, gear case
)(Eng.
Bushing, gear
)shaft (Eng.
Bushing, recoil
)spring (Eng.
)Bushy (adj.
Business hours
)Bustle (v.
)Busy (Teleph.
)Busy back (Teleph.
)Busy hour (Teleph.
Busy signal
)(Teleph.
)Butadiene (Chem.
)Butagas (Chem.
)Butane (Chem.
Butane recovery
Butene = butylene
)(Chem.

)Butt-joint (v.
Butt-miter

)Butt-riveting (Eng.

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)Butt-welding (Eng.
)Butt (adj.) (Eng.

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)Butt (v.
Butt coupling
)(Eng.
)Butt hinge (Carp.
)Butt joint (Carp.
)Butt joint (Eng.
Butt measurement
)(Eng.
)Butt strap (Eng.
)Butt strap (Mil.
Butt welded tubes
)Butterfly (Cinema
Butterfly antenna
)(Radio.
)Butterfly nut (Eng.
Butterfly valve
)Buttering (Build.
Butting trowel
)(Build.

Button-headed
screws (Eng.)
Button
Button control
(Elec. Eng.)
Button switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Button, light
Buttonhole

Buttress (Civ. Eng.)

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Buttress screwthread (Eng.)

Buttress thread
)
(Eng.)
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Butty (Mining.)

Butyl acetate
(Chem.)

Butyl alcohol =
butanol (Chem.)

Butyl group
(Chem.)

Butyl rubber
(Chem.)
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Butylene (Chem.)
Butyric acid
(Chem.)

Buzz (v.)
.
Buzz saw

Buzzer (Elec.
Comm.)
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By-line (Railways)

By-pass (Civ. Eng.)

By-pass capacitor
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By-pass condenser
)(Radio.

)By-pass filter (Eng.

)By-pass lines (Eng.

By-pass pit (Pet.
)Eng.

By-pass road (Civ.
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)Eng.

By-pass valve
)(Eng.
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By-pit
By-products
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By-way
By-work
Bylaw
C-battery (Elec.
)Eng. Radio.
)C (carbon) (Chem.
)C (Phys.
C = centigrade
)(Phys.
C,c
C.g.s. = centimetre
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C.g.s. unit (Phys.

)Elec. Eng.
C.I.F. (cost,
insurance and
)freight
C.O.D. = cash on
delivery
C/o = care of
C/s (cycle per
)second
)Ca (calcium
)(Chem.
Cab
)Cabane (Aero.

Cabin-temperature
)control (Eng.
Cabin
Cabin hood

)Cabinet-file (Carp.
Cabinet-work
)(Carp.
Cabinet
Cabinet maker
)(Carp.
Cabinet projection
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Cabinet resonance
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Cabinet, filing
Cable-car
Cable-length
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Cable-way (Elec.
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Cable (Elec.
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)brake (Eng.
buoy
casing
chain
clamp (or

)Cable code (Teleg.

Cable core (Elec.
)Eng.
)Cable crab (Eng.
= Cable drill
percussion drill
)(Civ. Eng.
Cable drilling (Pet.
)Eng.
)Cable drive (Eng.
Cable drum
Cable ducts (Elec.
)Eng.
Cable fault tester
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Cable filler
Cable grease

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Cable
Cable
Cable
Cable
Cable
Cable
Cable
)clip

Cable grip
Cable hanger
Cable hook

Cable insulation
(Elec. Eng.)
Cable laying
Cable oil
Cable pressure
(Elec. Eng.)
Cable protector
Cable rack
Cable railway
Cable reel
Cable section
Cable sheath
Cable stripping
pliers (Elec. Eng.)
Cable terminal
Cable tool rig (Pet.
Eng.)
Cable tube
Cable wax
Cable, aerial
Cable, air core
Cable, armoured
(Elec. Eng.)
Cable, axial
Cable, buried
Cable, co-axial
(Telev.)
Cable, concentric
(Eng.)
Cable, twin (Elec.
Eng.)
Cablegram
Cabling (Elec.
Comm.)

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)Caboose (Railways
Cabriolet
)Cacao (Bot.
)Cache (n.
)Cache (v.
)Cachet (Med.
)Cacophonous (adj.
)Cacophony (n.
)Cactus (Bot.
)Cadastral (adj.
Cadastral map
)(Surv.
Cadastral survey
Cadaver
Cadence
Cadet
)Cadmium (Cd
)(Chem.
Cadmium cell
)(Chem.
Cadmium plating
Cadre
)Caecum (Zool.
Caelum (The
)Burin) (Astron.
Caesarean
operation

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Caesium cell

Caesium clock
)Caffeine (Chem.
)Cage (n.
)Cage (v.
Cage antenna
)(Radio.
Cage lightning
protector
Cage rotor (Elec.
)Eng.
Cage winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Cainozoic (or
Cenozoic) era
)(Geol.
Cairn
)Cairngorm (Min.
)Caisson (Eng.
Caisson disease
Cake
)Cake coal (Mining.
)Calamine (Min.
)Calcareous (adj.
)(Chem.

Calcareous cement
(Build.)
Calcareous clay
(Geol.)
Calcareous gravel
(Geol.)
Calcareous iron
ore (Mining.)
Calcareous
sandstone (Geol.)
Calcic (adj.)
Calciferol (Med.)
Calciferous (adj.)
Calciferous (or
calcareous) rocks
(Geol.)
Calcification (n.)
Calcified (adj.)
Calcify (v.)
Calcimine (Paint.)
Calcination (Chem.)
Calcination of ores
(Met.)
Calcine (n.) (Met.)
Calcine (v.)
Calcining furnace
(or kiln)
Calcite (Min.)
Calcium-base
grease (Pet. Eng.)

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)(Chem.
Calcium acetate
)(Chem.
Calcium carbide
)(Chem.
Calcium carbonate
)(Chem.
Calcium chloride
)(Chem.
Calcium chloride
)tubes (Chem.
Calcium
)fluoride(Chem.
Calcium hydroxide
)(Chem.
Calcium
hypochlorite
)(Chem.
Calcium light
Calcium oxide
)(Chem.
Calcium
)phosphate (Chem.
Calcium sulphate
)(Chem.
Calcspar = calcite
)(Min.
Calculagraph
)(Teleph.
)Calculate (v.
Calculating
machine
Calculation

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Calculator
)Calculus (Maths.
)Calculus (Med.
Calculus of
variation
Calculus,
)differential (Maths.
Calculus, integral
)(Maths.
)Caldera (Geol.
= Caldron
)cauldron (Eng.
)Calendar (Astron.
Calendar month
Calendar year
)Calender (n.
)Calender (v.
)Calescence (n.
)Calescent (adj.
)Calf (Geol.
)Calf (n.
)Calf line (Eng.
Caliber = calibre
)(Eng.
)Calibrate (v.
Calibrate shock
)(Eng.
)Calibrated (adj.
)Calibration (Phys.
Calibration error

Calibration factor
Calibration scale
)(Phys.
Calibration test
Calibre = caliber
)(Eng.
)Caliche (Min.

Calico
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)Californium (Cf
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)(
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)Caliginous (adj.
)Calina (Meteor.
:
Caliper gauge
)(Eng.

Caliper micrometer
)(Eng.

Calipers = callipers
. :
)(Eng.

Calipers, inside
)(Eng.

Calipers, outside
)(Eng.

Calipers, slide
)(Eng.

Calipers, vernier
)(Eng.
)(
)Calisthenic (adj.

)Calk (n.
) (
)Calk = caulk (v.
)(Civ. Eng.
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Call-box

Call-counting
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Call-loan
)Call (n.
)Call (v.
Call bell
Call finder
)Call lamp (Teleph.
Call signal
Called subscriber
)(Teleph.
Caller
Calligraphy
Calling
Calling jack
)(Teleph.
Calling magneto
)(Teleph.
Calling station
)(Teleph.
Calling subscriber
)(Teleph.
Callipers = calipers
)(Eng.
Callous = Callose
)(adj.
)Callus (n.
)Calm (adj.
)Calm (n.
)Calm (v.
)Calomel (Chem.
Calorescence
)(Phys.
)Caloric (adj.

Caloric (n.)
Caloric theory
(Phys.)
Calorie = calory
(Phys.)
Calorie, big (Phys.)
Calorific (adj.)
Calorific balance
(Phys.)
Calorific intensity
(Phys.)
Calorific power
(Phys.)
Calorific value
(Chem.)
Calorimeter (Phys.)
Calorimeter, bomb
Calorimeter,
differential
Calorimeter, ice
(Phys.)
Calorimetric (adj.)
Calorimetry (n.)
(Phys.)
Calorizing (Met.)
Calory = calorie
(Phys.)
Calumet (Chem.)
Calving (n.)
Calx (Chem.)
Calx (Zool.)

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Cam-operated
)(adj.) (Eng.
Cam-stool
)Cam (Eng.
)Cam (n.
)Cam (v.
)Cam box (Eng.
)Cam disc (Eng.
)Cam follower (Eng.
)Cam friction (Eng.
)Cam gear (Eng.
Cam governor
)(Eng.
)Cam ignition (Eng.
)Cam lever (Eng.
)Cam lobe (Eng.
)Cam plate (Eng.
)Cam profile (Eng.
Cam reduction
)gear (Eng.
)Cam ring (Eng.
)Cam roller (Eng.
Cam track
)Cam wheel (Eng.
Cam, actuating
)(Eng.
)Cam, inlet (Eng.
)Cam, outlet (Eng.
Camber-beam
)(Carp.

Camber (n.)(Eng.)
Camber (v.)
Cambium (Bot.)
Cambrian =
Cambrian period
(Geol.)
Cambric (n.)
Cambric tubing
Camel hair
Camelopardalis
(The Giraffe)
(Astron.)
Camera-man
(Cinema)
Camera (Photog.)
Camera electron
(Telev.)
Camera lucida
(Opt.)
Camera obscura
(Opt.)
Camera, aerial
(Aero.)
Camera, television
(Telev.)
Camion (Auto.)
Camomile
Camouflage (n.)
Camouflage (v.)
Camouflage net
Camp (n.)
Camp (v.)
Camp bed
Campaign (n.)

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Campaign,
advertising
Campanulate (adj.)
(Bot.)
Camphene (Chem.)
Camphor (n.)
(Chem.)
Camphor oil
(Chem.)
Camphorate (v.)
Camphoric acid
(Chem.)
Campus
Camshaft (Eng.)
Camshaft bearing
(Eng.)
Camshaft bushing
(Eng.)
Camshaft casing
(Eng.)
Camshaft gear
(Eng.)
Camshaft gear
housing (Eng.)
Camshaft speed
(Eng.)
Camshaft sprocket
(Eng.)
Camshaft timing
gears (Eng.)
Can buoy
Can, oil

Canada balsam
(Chem.)
Canal (Hyd. Eng.
Telev.)
Canal lock
Canal rays (Elec.)
Canaliculus (Zool.)
Canalization (Hyd.
Eng.)
Canary
Cancel (v.)
Cancellate =
cancellous (adj.)
(Zool.)
Cancellation (n.)
Cancer (Med.)
Cancer (The Crab)
(Astron.)
Cancer, Tropic of
(Astron.)
Cancerous (adj.)
(Med.)
Candela (adj.)
Candent
Candescent (adj.)
Candidate
Candle-hour
(Illum.)
Candle-meter
(Illum.)
Candle-power
(Illum.)

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Candle coal =
cannel coal
Candle foot (Illum.)
Candle,
international
(Illum.)
Candoluminescence
(Illum.)
Cane-sugar
(Chem.)
Cane
Canes Venatici
(The hunting Dogs)
(Astron)
Cango copal
(Mining.)
Cango red
Canine (adj.)
Canine (n.) (Zool.)
Canis Major
(Astron)
Canis Minor
(Astron)
Canister
Canker (Biol.)
Canker (Chem.)
Canned (Acous.)
Canned (adj.)
Cannel
Cannery
Canning
Canning industry

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)Canoe (n.) (Naut.
)Canoe (v.
Canopy
)Cant (adj.
)Cant (n.
)Cant (v.
)Cant beam (Build.
)Cant chisel (Eng.
Canted column
)(Build.
Canteen
)Cantilever (Eng.
Cantilever beam
)(Build.
Cantilever brake
)(Eng.
Cantilever bridge
)(Eng.
Cantilever crane
)(Eng.
)Canting (adj.
)Canting (n.
)Canvas (n.
Canvas belt
Canvas gloves
Canvas hanger
Canvas wheel
)Canyon (Geol.
)Caoutchouc (n.
)Cap-screw (Eng.
)Cap-stone (Build.

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)Cap (v.
)Cap bolt (Eng.
Cap nut
)Cap rock (Geol.
)Cap, screw (Eng.
)Capability (n.

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)Capacitance (Elec.
)Capacitance (n.
Capacitance
)altimeter (Aero.

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Capacitance bridge
Capacitance
coefficient (Elec.
)Eng.
Capacitance relay
)(Eng.
Capacitance stray
)(Radio.
Capacitance,
effective (Elec.
)Eng.

Capacitance,
)ground (Elec. Eng.

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Capacitance,
)mutual (Elec. Eng.
Capacitive
)coupling (Radio.

Capacitive load
(Elec. Eng.)
Capacitive
reactance (Elec.
Eng.)
Capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Capacitor motor
Capacitor oil
Capacity
Capacity control
valve (Eng.)
Capacity current
(Elec.)
Capacity earth
(Radio.)
Capacity factor
(Elec.)
Capacity load
(Elec.)
Capacity of
accumulator
Capacity reactance
(Elec. Eng.)
Capacity reaction
(Radio.)
Capacity, daily
(Eng.)
Capacity, heat
(Phys.)
Capacity, thermal
(Phys.)
Cape (Geog.)

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Cape (n.)
Cape borts (Eng.)
Cape chisel (Eng.)
Cape, filler
Capella (Astron.)
Capillarity (Phys.)
Capillary (adj.)
Capillary action
(Phys.)
Capillary activity
(Chem.)
Capillary
attraction (Phys.)
Capillary
interstices (Geol.)
Capillary migration
(Phys.)
Capillary tube
(Phys.)
Capillary
viscosimeter (Phys.)
Capillator (Chem.)
Capital (adj.)
Capital (Build.)
Capital (n.)
Capital (Typog.)
Capital stock
Capitalism (n.)
Capitulate (v.)
Capnometry
Capping (n.)

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Capping plane
)(Carp.
Capricorn, Tropic of
Capricornus (The
)Goat) (Astron.
)Capsicum (Bot.
)Capsize (v.
)Capstan (Eng.

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)Capstan bar (Eng.

Capstan engine
)(Eng.
Capstan lathe
)(Eng.

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)Capsular (adj.
)Capsule (Bot.
)Capsule (Eng.
)Capsule (Med.
)Capsule (Zool.
Captain

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Captive balloon
)(Aero.
Capture
Capture reaction
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)Car bumper (Eng.
)Car fare (n.
)Car fender (Auto.
)Car jack (Auto.
)Car load (Auto.
Car sickness
Car, dump
)Caracole (Build.
Carafe
)Carapace (Zool.
Carat
Carbamic acid
)(Chem.
)Carbamide (Chem.
)Carbide (Chem.
Carbide furnace
)(Chem.
Carbide insert
Carbide lamp
Carbide of iron
)(Chem.
)Carbide slag (Met.
Carbinol = methyl
)alcohol (Chem.
Carbocyclic
compounds
)(Chem.

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)(Chem.
Carbolic acid
)(Chem.
Carbolic soap
)(Chem.
)Carbolize (v.
)(Chem.
)Carboloy (Met.
Carbon-dust
resistance (Elec.
)Eng.
Carbon-filament
)lamp (Illum.
)Carbon (C) (Chem.
Carbon 14
Carbon acid
)(Chem.
Carbon acid gas
)(Chem.
Carbon acid
)hardening (Met.
Carbon anode
)(Thermionics
Carbon arc (Elec.
)Eng.
Carbon arc cutting
)(Eng.
Carbon arc lamp
)(Illum.

Carbon
assimilation (Bot.)
Carbon black
(Chem.)
Carbon button
(Elec. Eng.)
Carbon contact
(Chem.)
Carbon copy
Carbon cycle (Biol.)
Carbon deposit
Carbon dioxide
(Chem.)
Carbon dioxide ice
(Chem.)
Carbon disulphide
(or bisulphide)
Carbon electrode
Carbon filter
Carbon granules
(Teleph.)
Carbon holder
(Elec. Eng.)
Carbon hydrides
(Chem.)
Carbon lamp
(Illum.)
Carbon
manganese steel
(Met.)
Carbon
microphone
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molybdenum steel
(Met.)
Carbon monoxide
(Chem.)
Carbon monoxide
detector (Chem.)
Carbon
oxychloride =
carbonyl chloride
(Chem.)
Carbon paper
Carbon pencil
Carbon pick-up
(Acous.)
Carbon pile (Phys.)
Carbon pile
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Carbon plant
Carbon receiver
(Chem.)
Carbon residue
(Pet. Eng.)
Carbon resistor
(Elec. Eng.)
Carbon rheostat
(Elec.)
Carbon rod (Elec.
Eng.)
Carbon steel (Met.)

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tetrachloride
(Chem.)
Carbonaceous (adj.)
Carbonaceous
deposits (Geol.)
Carbonaceous
limestone (Geol.)
Carbonaceous
rocks (Geol.)
Carbonado (Min.)
Carbonate (Chem.)
Carbonate (v.)
Carbonate of lime
(Chem.)
Carbonate of
magnesia (Chem.)
Carbonate of soda
Carbonation
(Chem.)

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Carboniferous (adj.)
Carboniferous
period (Geol.)

Carboniferous
system (Geol.)

Carbonization
(Chem.)
.
Carbonize (v.)
(Chem.)
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Carbonized anode
(Elec. Eng.)

Carbonized
filament (Elec.
Eng.)
Carbonized steel
(Met.)
Carbonyl group
(Chem.)
Carborundum
(Eng.)
Carboxyl group
(Chem.)
Carboy
Carburet =
carburate (v.)
(Chem.)
Carburetion =
carburation
(Chem.)
Carburetted air
(Chem.)
Carburetted
hydrogen (Chem.)
Carburetting
engine (Eng.)
Carburettor (or
carburetter or
carburator) (Eng.)
Carburettor
adjustment (Eng.)
Carburettor air
heater (Eng.)
Carburettor air
regulator (Eng.)

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(Eng.)
Carburettor
control rod (Eng.)
Carburettor flange
(Eng.)
Carburettor float
(Eng.)
Carburettor icing
(Eng.)
Carburettor intake
adapter (Eng.)
Carburettor lid
(Eng.)
Carburettor needle
valve (Eng.)
Carburettor
throttle control
(Eng.)
Carburettor,
atomizing
Carburettor,
chamber
Carburettor,
duplex (Eng.)
Carburettor, spray
(Eng.)
Carburization =
carbonization (Met.)
Carburize (v.)
Carburized steel
(Met.)
Carburizing flame

Carburizing
)furnace (Eng.
Carcass = carcase
)(Build.

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)Carcel lamp (Illum.
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)Card (n.

)Card (v.
. )(
Card catalogue

Card compass
)(Magn.

Card feed (Elec.
)
)Eng.
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Card index
Card punch (Elec.
)
)Eng.
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Card reader (Elec.
)(
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Card yarn
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)Cardan joint (Eng.
. ""
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.
propeller shaft
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Cardboard
)Cardiac (adj.

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)Cardinal (adj.
Cardinal chuck
)(Eng.
Cardinal number
)(Math.

Cardinal points
)(Geol.
Cardinal points
)(Optics.
Cardinal red
Carding engine
)(Eng.
)Cardiogram (n.
)Cardiograph (n.

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Career
)Careful (adj.
)Careless (adj.

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Caretaker
)Cargo (Naut.

)Cardioid (Maths.
)Care (n.
)Care of (c/o

)Cargo boom (Naut.

Cargo hold
Cargo plane

)Cargo vessel (Naut.

Caricaturist
)Caries (Med.
Carina (The Keel of
)The Ship Argo.
)(Astron.
)Carinate (adj.

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)Carling (Naut.
Carmine
)Carnation (Bot.
)Carnelian (Min.
)Carnivora (Zool.
)Carnot cycle (Eng.
Carnots principle
)(Eng.
)Carnotite (Min.
Carotene = carotin
)(Chem.
)Carotid (n.) (Zool.
)Carpal (adj.) (Zool.
)Carpel (Bot.
)Carpenter (n.
Carpenters level
)(Carp.
Carpenters plow
)(Carp.
Carpenters square
)(Carp.
Carpentry
Carpet
)Carpus (Zool.
Carriage-free
Carriage
)Carriage bolt (Eng.
Carriage forward
Carriage jack

Carriage spring
(Eng.)
Carrier
Carrier amplitude
regulation (Radio.)
Carrier bed (Geol.)
Carrier current
(Teleph.)
Carrier filter (Elec.
Comm.)
Carrier frequency
(Elec. Comm.)
Carrier modulation
(Radio.)
Carrier power
(Radio.)
Carrier signal
(Radio.)
Carrier
suppression
(Radio.)
Carrier switch
(Radio.)
Carrier
transmission (Elec.
Comm.)
Carrier wave
(Radio.)
Carrier wheel (Eng.)
Carrier, differential
Carrot (Bot.)
Carrot (Pet. Eng.)

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)Carry out(v.
Carrying bars
)(Build.
Carrying structure
)(Arch.
)Cars, tank (Auto.
)Cart (Auto.
)Cart wheel (Auto.
Cartel
)Cartesian (adj.
Cartesian axes
)(Maths.
Cartesian co)ordinates (Maths.
Cartesian diver
)(Phys.
)Cartilage (Biol.

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)Cartography (Geog.

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Carton

Cartoon

)Cartouch (Mil.

= Cartouch
)cartouche (Build.

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)Cartilaginous (adj.
)Cartogram (Geog.
Cartographer

Cartridge brass
(Met.)
Cartridge fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Cartridge fuse (Mil.)
Cartridge paper
Cartridge, blank
Cartridge, film
(Photog.)
Carve (v.)
Carving (n.)
Carving chisel
(Build.)
Caryatid (Arch.)
Cascade (Elec.
Comm.)
Cascade (n.)
Cascade amplifier
(Radio.)
Cascade
connection (Elec.
Eng.)
Cascade control
(Eng.)
Cascade converter
= motor converter
(Elec. Eng.)
Cascade liquifier
(Phys.)
Cascade motorgenerator set (Elec.
Eng.)

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)Case-harden (v.
)(Met.
Case-hardened
)steel (Met.
Case-hardening
)(Met.
Case-hardening
)box (Met.
Case-hardening
)compound (Met.
)Case (n.
)Case (v.
)Case (v.
Case history
Case study
)Caseate (v.) (Chem.
)Casein (n.) (Chem.
)Casemate (n.
)Casement (Build.
)Casement (n.
Casette = cassette
Cash-book
)Cash (n.
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Cash account





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Cash and carry

Cash on delivery
Cash register
)Cashier (n.
)Cashier (v.
Cashmere
)Casing (Eng.
)Casing (n.
Casing clamp
Casing dogs (Civ.
)Eng.
Casing elevator
)(Civ. Eng.
Casing head (Civ.
)Eng.
Casing pipe

Casing shoe (Civ.

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Cask
Casket
)Casserole (Chem.
)Cassette (Photog.
Cassie
Cassiopeia (The
)Queen) (Astron.
Cassiopeium
)(Chem.

)Cassiterite (Chem.
)Cast-iron (adj.
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Cast-iron casting
)(Met.
Cast-iron liner
)(Eng.
)Cast-steel (Met.
Cast-steel ingot
)(Met.
Cast-steel works
)(Met.
)Cast (adj.
)Cast (n.
)Cast (v.
Cast furnace
)Cast house (Met.
)Castellated (adj.
Castellated nut
)(Eng.
)Caster (n.
)Caster action (Eng.
)Casting (n.) (Met.
)Casting box (Met.
)Casting ladle (Met.
)Casting on (Met.
)Casting pit (Met.
= Castle nut
castellated nut
)(Eng.

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)Castor oil (Chem.
Castor sugar
)Casual (adj.
)Casual (adj.
Casualty
)Cat (Eng.
)Cat (Zool.
)Cat head (Mining.
)Cat head (Naut.
)Catabolism (Biol.
Cataclastic (or
)kataklastic
)structure (Geol.
)Cataclysm (Geol.
)Catadioptric (Opt.
)Catalepsy (Med.
Catalogue
)Catalysis (Chem.
Catalysis, negative
)(Chem.
)Catalyst (Chem.
Catalyst
regenerating
)system (Chem.
Catalyst, contact
)(Chem.
Catalytic action
)(Chem.
Catalytic agent
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)(Pet. Eng.
)Catamaran (Naut.
Cataphoresis
)(Chem.
Catapult
)Cataract (Geog.
)Cataract (Med.
)Catarrh (Med.
Catastrophe
Catch-bolt
)Catch (n.
)Catch (v.
Catch bucket
Catch drain (Civ.
)Eng.
Catch feeder
Catch lever
)Catch plate (Eng.
)Catchall (Civ. Eng.
Catcher
Catching diode
)(Thermionics
Catchment
Catchment area
)(Civ. Eng.
Catchment basin
)(Geol.
)Categorical (adj.
Category
)Catenary (adj.
)Catenary (n.

Cater (v.)
Caterpillar (Biol.)
Caterpillar (Eng.)
Caterpillar tractor
(Eng.)
Catgut
Cathartic (adj.)
(Med.)
Cathartic (n.)
Catheter (Med.)
Cathetometer
(Phys.)
Cathode (Elec.)
Cathode bias (Elec.)
Cathode copper
(Met.)
Cathode coupling
(Radio.)
Cathode current
(Thermionics)
Cathode dark
space (Thermionics)
Cathode deposit
(Chem.)
Cathode
disintegration
(Thermionics)
Cathode drop
(Thermionics)
Cathode follower
(Thermionics)

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Cathode glow
(Thermionics)
Cathode grid
(Thermionics)
Cathode heating
time (Thermionics)
Cathode interface
impedance
(Thermionics)
Cathode particles
(Phys.)
Cathode ray
direction-finder
(Radio.)
Cathode ray
furnace (Phys.)
Cathode ray lamp
(Phys.)
Cathode ray
oscillograph
(Thermionics)
Cathode ray
oscilloscope
(Thermionics)
Cathode ray tube
(Thermionics)
Cathode ray
voltmeter
(Thermionics)
Cathode rays
(Phys.)
Cathode resistor
(Thermionics)
Cathode spot
(Thermionics)

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Cathode sputtering
(Thermionics)
Cathode,
thermionic
(Thermionics)
Cathode,
unipotential
(Thermionics)
Cathodic
polarization (Elec.
Eng.)
Cathodic corrosion
(Elec. Eng.)
Cathodoluminescence
(Phys.)
Cathography =
Cathodography
(Photog.)
Catholyte =
catolyte (Elec.)
Cation (Phys.)
Cationic current
(Elec.)
Catwalk
Catwalk bridge
(Eng.)
Caudal (adj.) (Zool.)
Caudate (adj.)
(Biol.)
Caul (Zool.)

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)Cauliflower (Bot.
)Caulk = calk (v.
)(Eng.
)Caulker (Eng.
)Caulking (Eng.
Caulking of joints
)(Eng.

)Caulking tool (Eng.

Caulking weld
)(Eng.
)Causation (n.
)Causative (adj.
)Cause (n.
)Cause (v.
Causeway (Civ.
)Eng.
)Caustic (adj.
)Caustic (n.
Caustic curve
)(Light.
Caustic lime
)(Chem.

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)Caustic lye (Chem.

Caustic potash
)(Chem.
Caustic soda
)(Chem.
Caustic surface
)(Light
Caustic treatment

Caustic washing
(Chem.)
Caustic, lunar
(Chem.)
Causticize (v.)
(Chem.)
Cauterization
Cauterize (v.)
Cautery
Caution (n.)
Caution (v.)
Cautious (adj.)
Cave-in (n.) (Civ.
Eng.)
Cave (n.)
Cave (v.)
Cave deposits
(Geol.)
Cave floor (Geol.)
Cavern (Geol.)
Cavernous (adj.)
Cavernous
limestone (Geol.)
Cavetto (Build.)
Cavity
Cavity resonance
(Acous.)
Cavity resonator
(Acous.)
Cb (or Nb)
(columbium or
niobium) (Chem.)
Cd (cadmium)
(Chem.)

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Ceaseless (adj.)
Cedar (Bot.)
Ceiling
Ceiling balloon
(Aero.)
Ceiling, cloud
(Meteor.)
Celerity
Celery (Bot.)
Celestial (Adj.)
(Astron.)
Celestial body
(Astron.)
Celestial circle
(Astron.)
Celestial equator
(Astron.)
Celestial globe
(Astron.)
Celestial horizon
(Astron.)
Celestial meridian
(Astron.)
Celestial
navigation (Aero.)
Celestial poles
(Astron.)
Celestial sphere
(Astron.)
Celestite (Min.)
Cell (Biol.)
Cell (Elec.)

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Cell , Daniell (Elec.

Eng.)
Cell amplification
(Thermionics)
Cell battery (Elec.
Eng.)
Cell casing
Cell connector
(Elec. Eng.)
Cell constant
(Elec. Eng.)
Cell lining (Elec.
Eng.)
Cell resistance,
internal (Elec. Eng.)
Cell sap (Biol.)
Cell secondary
(Elec.)
Cell wall (Biol.)
Cell, cadmium
(Elec. Eng.)
Cell, dry (Elec.
Eng.)
Cell, electrolytic
(Elec. Eng.)
Cell, fuel (Chem.)
Cell, galvanic
(Elec. Eng.)
Cell, Leclanche
(Elec. Eng.)

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Cell, primary (Elec.)

Cell, standard
(Elec. Eng.)

Cell, storage (Elec.
Eng.)
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Cell, tester (Elec.
Eng.)
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Cell, voltaic (Elec.
Eng.)

Cell, Weston (Elec.
Eng.)
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Cell, wet (Elec.
Eng.)

Cellar
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Cellophane

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Cellular (adj.)
Cellular division
(Biol.)

Cellular soil (Geol.)
Cellular, radiation
(Auto.)
Cellule
Celluloid (Chem.)
Cellulose (Chem.)
Cellulose acetate
(Chem.)
Cellulose esters
(Chem.)
Cellulose film
(Chem.)

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)(Chem.
Cellulose nitrate
)(Chem.
Celsius scale
)(Phys.
Celsius
)temperature (Phys.
)Cement (Eng.
)Cement (Zool.

Cement copper
)(Met.
Cement grout (Civ.
)Eng.
Cement mixer (Civ.
)Eng.
Cement mortar
)(Build.
Cement retainer
)(Civ. Eng.
Cement setting
)(Build.
Cement slurry
)(Build.

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)(Civ. Eng.
Cementation
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Cementation
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)furnace (Met.
Cementation
)powder (Met.
)Cemented (adj.
)Cemented (Met.
Cementing
)Cementite (Met.
)Cenozoic (Geol.
)Censor (n.
)Censor (v.
Censorship
Census
Cental
Centare = centiare
Centaurus (The
)Centaur) (Astron.
)Centenary (adj.
)Centennial (adj.
)Centennial (n.
Center
Center, metric
Centered lens
)system (Opt.
)Centering (Build.
)Centesimal (adj.
Centi)Centiare (n.
Centibar
Centigrade
Centigrade degree
)(Phys.

Centigrade heat
)unit (C.H.U.) (Eng.

Centigrade scale
)(Phys.

Centigrade
thermometer
.
)(Phys.

= Centigramme
centigram
:
= Centiliter
centilitre
:
Centimeter-gram)second (c.g.s.

)(Phys.
= Centimeter
centimetre
:
Centimeter waves
: 1
)(Radio.
10
Centimeter, cubic
)(c.c.
)(3
Centimeter, square
)(cm2
) (2
Centinormal
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)Centipoise (Phys.
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Centrad
)Central (adj.
)Central (n.

Central angle
(Geom.)
Central axis
(Maths.)
Central bank
Central control
(Eng.)
Central heating
(Eng.)
Central joint
assembly (Eng.)
Central load (Eng.)
Central nervous
system (Zool.)
Central office
Central orbit
Central position
Central power
plant (Eng.)
Central station
Central station
(Eng.)
Central station (n.)
Central station (v.)
Centralization (n.)
Centralize (v.)
Centralized
lubrication (Eng.)
Centralizing plate
(Eng.)
Centre-bit (Carp.)

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instrument (Eng.)
Centre (v.)
Centre = center (n.)
Centre
Centre
(Eng.)
Centre
Centre
Centre
(Elec.)
Centre

arbor (Eng.)
bearing
boss (Eng.)
drill (Eng.)
electrode
feed (Eng.)

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Centre gauge (Eng.)

Centre head (Eng.)

Centre indicator
(Eng.)

Centre lathe (Eng.)

Centre line
Centre mark
Centre marking
(Eng.)
Centre of area
(Geom.)
Centre of
attraction (Phys.)
Centre of
buoyancy (Phys.)
Centre of circle
(Geom.)

Centre of
configuration
Centre of conic
section (Geom.)
Centre of curvature
Centre of curve
(Maths.)
Centre of
distribution (Eng.)
Centre of ellipse
(Maths.)
Centre of
equilibrium (Mech.)
Centre of flotation
(Phys.)
Centre of gravity
(Phys.)
Centre of gyration
(Phys.)
Centre of impact
(Mech.)
Centre of inertia
(Phys.)
Centre of lens
(Opt.)
Centre of mass
(Mech.)
Centre of motion
(Mech.)
Centre of
oscillation (Phys.)
Centre of
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perspective
Centre of pressure
(Phys.)
Centre of rotation
(Mech.)
Centre of similarity
(Maths.)
Centre of similitude
Centre of sphere
(Maths.)
Centre of stress
(Mech.)
Centre of
suspension (Mech.)
Centre of
symmetry (Maths.
Phys.)
Centre of thrust
(Mech.)
Centre of volume
(Phys.)
Centre pin (Eng.)
Centre punch
(Eng.)
Centre reamer
(Eng.)
Centre square
(Eng.)
Centre weight
governor (Eng.)
Centreless
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Centrifugal (adj.)

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Centrifugal
acceleration (Mech.)

Centrifugal blower
(Eng.)

Centrifugal brake
(Eng.)
) (
Centrifugal casting
(Foundry)
)(
Centrifugal clutch
(Eng.)

Centrifugal
compressor (Eng.)

Centrifugal
crusher (Eng.)

Centrifugal drier
(Eng.)

Centrifugal fan
.
(Eng.)

Centrifugal filter
(Eng.)

Centrifugal force
(Phys.)
.
Centrifugal
governor (Mech.)
)(
Centrifugal
lubrication (Eng.)

Centrifugal motion
(Mech.)

Centrifugal pump
(Eng.)

Centrifugal purifier
(Eng.)

Centrifugal
)separator(Eng.
Centrifugal starter
)(Elec. Eng.
Centrifugal
starting switch
)(Elec. Eng.

Centrifugal
)supercharger (Eng.

Centrifugal tension
)(Eng.
) (
)Centrifuge (n.
.

)Centrifuge (v.
= Centring
)centering (Eng.
.
Centring control
)(Telev.

Centring machine
)(Eng.

)Centriole (Biol.
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Centripetal
)acceleration (Mech.
Centripetal force
)(Mech.
)Centroclinal (adj.
Centroclinal dip
)(Geol.
)Centrosome (Biol.
Centrosphere
)(Geol.

Centrosymmetry
(n.)
Centrum (Zool.)
Century
Cephalic (adj.)
(Zool.)
Cepheus (The
King.) (Astron.)
Ceraceous (adj.)
Ceragyrite (Min.)
Ceramic (adj.)
Ceramic capacitor
(Eng.)
Ceramic insulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Ceramic reactor
(Phys.)
Ceramic valve
(Thermionics)
Ceramics
Ceratoid cusp
(Maths.)
Ceraunograph
(Elec. Eng.)
Cereal (n.) (Agric.)
Cerebellum (Zool.)
Cerebral (adj.)
(Zool.)
Cerebrum (Zool.)
Cerecloth

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)Cerium (Ce
)(Chem.
)Cerium alloy (Met.
)Cermet (Met.
)Certain (adj.
)Certificate (n.
Certificate of
clearance
Certificate of
competency
Certificate of
fitness
Certificate of origin
Certificate of
proficiency
Certificate of
registry
)Certified (adj.
Certified copy
Certified pubicaccountant
Certify
)Cerumen (Zool.
)Ceruse (Chem.
)Cerussite (Min.
)Cervical (adj.
)(Zool.
)Cervix (Zool.

Cesium = caesium
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)(n.) (Eng.
)Cestoda (Zool.
Cetane
Cetane number
)(Chem.
Cetane test rating
)(Chem.
)Cetene (Chem.
)Cetus (The Whale
)(Astron.
)Cf (californium
)(Chem.
)Chafe (n.
)Chafe (v.
)Chaff (n.
)Chain (n.
)Chain (v.
Chain adjuster
)(Eng.
)barrel (Eng.
)belt (Eng.
)block (Eng.
cable

Chain
Chain
Chain
Chain

Chain compounds
)(Chem.

Chain conveyor
(Eng.)
Chain dredger
(Civ. Eng.)
Chain drive (Eng.)
Chain hoist (Eng.)
Chain
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Chain joint
Chain measure
(Surv.)
Chain pillars
(Mining.)
Chain pulley block
(Eng.)
Chain reaction
(Chem.)
Chain riveting
(Eng.)
Chain tongs
(Plumb.)
Chain
transmission (Eng.)
Chain winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Chain wrench
(Eng.)
Chain, branched
Chain, surveyors
(Surv.)
Chaining (Surv.)
Chair (Railways)
Chairman

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)Chalcanthite (Min.
)Chalcedony (Min.
)Chalcocite (Min.
= Chalcopyrite
)copper pyrite (Min.
Chaldron
)Chalk (Geol.
Chalk line (Build.
)Civ. Eng.
= Chalk period
cretaceous period
)(Geol.
)Chalky clay (Geol.
)Challenge (n.
)Challenge (v.
Chalybeate water
)(Geol.
Chamaeleon (The
)Chameleon
)(Astron.
Chamber
Chamber acid
)(Chem.
Chamber of
commerce
Chamber process
)(Chem.
Chamber, cloud
)(Phys.

Chamber,
combustion
Chamber,
combustion (Eng.)
Chamber,
discharge (Elec.
Eng.)
Chambered core
(Met.)
Chamfer (n.)
Chamfer (v.)
Chamfer plane
(Carp.)
Chamois =
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Champion
Chance
Chandelle (Aero.)
Change-coil
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Change-over (n.)
Change-over cock
(Eng.)
Change-over
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Change-over
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Change-over valve
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Change-relay
)(Elec. Eng.
Change-speed gear
)(Eng.
Change-speed
)lever (Eng.
Change-speed
)motor (Eng.
)Change (n.
)Change (v.
)Change course (v.
)Change gear (v.
Change of state
Change of status
Change of
temperature
Change of volume
)Change wheel(Eng.
)Changeability (n.
)Changeable (adj.
)Channel (Elec.
)(Eng.
)(n.
)(Telev.
)(v.

Channel
Channel
Channel
Channel

Channel bar
Channel capacity
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Channel section
Chaos
)Chaotic (adj.
)Chap (n.
Chaperon resistor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Chapiter (Arch.
)Chaplet (Civ. Eng.
)Chaplet (Met.
)Chapter (n.
)Character (n.
)Characteristic (adj.
)Characteristic (n.
Characteristic
)function (Maths.
Characteristic
)impedance (Radio.
Characteristic of a
logarithm
Characteristic
radiation (Elec.
)Eng.
Characteristic(curv
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Charcoal filter
)(Chem.
Charcoal wood
)(Chem.
Charcoal, activated
)(Chem.
Charcoal, animal
)(Chem.
Charge

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)Charge body (Elec.

Charge
)density(Elec. Eng.
Charge electric
)(Elec.

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Chargeable battery
Charged battery
)(Elec. Eng.
Charger (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
Charg daffaires
)Charging (n.
Charging by
induction (Elec.
)Magn.

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Charging circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Charging crane
(Eng.)
Charging current
(Elec. Eng.)
Charging door
(Met.)
Charging platform
(Eng.)
Charging resistor
(Elec. Eng.)
Charging station
Charging stroke
(I.C. Engs.)
Charging unit
(Elec. Eng.)
Charging valve
(Eng.)
Charging voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Chark (n.)
Chark (v.)
Charless law
(Phys.)

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Charpy impact test
(Met.)
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Charring (Chem.)
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Charring chisel
(Build.)
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Chart (n.)
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Chart (v.)


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)Charter (n.
)Charter (v.
Charter party
)Chartered (adj.
Chartered
accountant
= Chartography
)cartography (Surv.
)Chartometer (Surv.
)Chase (n.
)Chase (v.
)Chaser (n.
Chasing chisel
)(Eng.
)Chasing dial (Eng.
)Chasm (n.
)Chassis (Auto.
Chassis grease
)(Auto.
Chassis ground
)(Elec. Eng.
)Chatter (n.
)Chatter (v.
Chatter, brake
)(Eng.

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)(Elec. Eng.
)Chauffeur (n.
)Chauffeuse (n.
)Cheap (adj.
)Cheat (v.
)Check (n.
)Check (v.
Check analysis
)(Chem.
)Check bolt (Eng.
Check book
Check line
Check list
)Check nut (Eng.
)Check ring (Eng.
Check system
)Check up (n.
)(Med.
)Check valve (Eng.
)Checked (adj.

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)Checker (v.

)Checking (n.
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)Cheese-cloth (n.
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Cheese-head screw
)(Eng.

Chef doeuvre

Chelonia (Zool.)
Chemical (adj.)
Chemical (n.)
Chemical action
(Chem.)
Chemical activity
(Biol.)
Chemical affinity
(Chem.)
Chemical agent
(Chem.)
Chemical analysis
(Chem.)
Chemical balance
(Chem.)
Chemical battery
(Chem.)
Chemical bond
(Chem.)
Chemical change
(Chem.)
Chemical
combination , law
of (Chem.)
Chemical
composition
(Chem.)
Chemical
compound (Chem.)
Chemical
constitution
(Chem.)
Chemical
corrosion (Chem.)

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decomposition
(Chem.)
Chemical desalting
(Pet. Eng.)
Chemical effect
(Chem.)
Chemical element
(Chem.)
Chemical energy
(Chem.)
Chemical engineer
Chemical
engineering (Eng.)
Chemical equation
(Chem.)
Chemical
equilibrium (Chem.)
Chemical
equivalent (Chem.)
Chemical
exchange reaction
(Chem.)
Chemical
Chemical
Chemical
(Chem.)
Chemical
(Chem.)
Chemical
(Eng.)

fertilizers
filter
formula
notation
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(Chem.)
Chemical
precipitation
(Chem.)
Chemical process
(Chem.)
Chemical
properties (Chem.)
Chemical reaction
(Chem.)
Chemical reagent
(Chem.)
Chemical
sediments (Chem.)
Chemical solution
(Chem.)
Chemical stability
(Chem.)
Chemical
structure (Chem.)
Chemical
substance (Chem.)
Chemical symbol
(Chem.)
Chemical
treatment of wells
(Pet. Eng.)
Chemical warfare
(Chem.)
Chemically (adv.)
Chemico-physical
(adj.)

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)Chemise (Build.
Chemism
Chemisorption
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Chemist
Chemistry
Chemistry,
analytical

Chemistry, applied
Chemistry,
industrial

Chemistry, nuclear

Chemistry, organic
Chemistry.
Inorganic

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Chemosynthesis
)(Biol.
)Chemotaxis (Biol.
Chemotherapy
)(Med.
Chemotropism
)(Biol.
)Chemurgy (Chem.
)Cheque (n.
)Chequered (adj.


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Chequered plate
)(Eng.
)Cherry (Bot.
Cherry red heat
)Chert (Geol.
Chert limestone
)(Geol.
)Chest (n.
)Chest nut (Bot.
)Chest saw (Carp.
)Chevron (Mil.
)Chiasma (n.
)Chickenpox (Med.
)Chickpea (Bot.
)Chief (adj.
)Chief (n.
Chief draftsman
Chief engineer
Chief geologist
Chief inspector
)Chilblain (Med.
Child labour
Chile saltpetre
)(Chem.
)Chill (n.
)Chill (v.
)Chill casting (Eng.
)Chill mould (Met.
Chill rooms

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Chiller
)Chilling (n.
Chimes
Chimney
Chimney cap
)(Build.
Chimney draught
)(or draft
Chimney effect
Chimney shaft
)(Build.
Chimney stack
)(Build.
China
= China clay
)kaolin (Geol.
Chinaware
Chine
Chinese ink
Chinese white
)Chink (n.
)Chink (v.
)Chip-axe (Eng.
)Chip (n.
Chip breaker
)(Carp.
= Chipping chisel
)cold chisel (Eng.
Chippings
)Chiropody (Med.
)Chisel (n.

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)Chisel bit (Eng.
Chisel, centre
)(Eng.
Chisel, cold
)gouge (Eng.
mortise
socket
wood

Chisel,
Chisel,
)(Carp.
Chisel,
)(Eng.
Chisel,
)(Carp.

)Chitin (Zool.
)Chloral (Chem.
Chloramine
)(Chem.
)Chlorate (Chem.
Chloric acid
)(Chem.
)Chloride (Chem.
Chloride of lime
)(Chem.
)Chlorinate (v.
Chlorinated oil
)(Pet. Eng.
Chlorination
)(Chem.
Chlorination of ore
)(Mining.
)Chlorine (CI
)(Chem.

Chlorine water
)(Chem.
)Chlorite (Chem.
Chlorobenzene
)(Chem.

)Chloroform (Chem.

Chlorometer
)(Chem.

Chloromycetin
)(Med.
:
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)Chlorophyll (Bot.
.
)Chloroplast (Bot.

)Chlorosis (Bot.
Chlorous acid

)Chock-full (adj.
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)Chock (n.

)Chock (v.

Chock block
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)Choice (adj.
)Choice (n.
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)Choke (n.
)Choke (v.
Choke bore
Choke coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Choke control
)(Radio.
Choke coupling
)(Radio.

Choke damp
(Mining.)

Choke feed (Radio.)

Choke inductance
(Elec. Eng.)

Choke joint (Radio.)

Choke modulation
= choke control
(Radio.)

Choke nipple (Eng.)

Choke valve (Eng.)
Choke, adjustable
(Eng.)
Choked pipe (San.
Eng.)
Choker (n.)
Choking coil =
inductor (Elec.
Eng.)
Choking gas
Cholera (Med.)
Cholesterol (Chem.)
Choose (v.)
Chop (n.)
Chop (v.)
Chopped wave
(Elec. Eng.)
Chopper (Elec.
Comm.)

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Chopper amplifier
)(Elec. Eng.
)Chopper disc (Eng.
Chopper
modulation (Elec.
)Eng.
)Chord (n.
Chord of contact
Chord winding
Chordal groove
Chordal thickness

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)Chore (Geog.
)Chore (n.
)Chorion (Zool.
Chorography
)(Geog.
Choroid (or
)choroid layer
)(Zool.
Christmas tree
)(Pet. Eng.

)Chromate (Chem.
)Chromatic (adj.
Chromatic
)aberration (Light.
)Chromatin (Biol.
Chromatographic
)analysis (Chem.

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)(Chem.
Chromatometer
)(Light.
Chromatophores
)(Biol.
)Chrome (n.
)(Chem.
)Chrome (v.
Chrome alum
)(Chem.
Chrome green
)(Chem.
Chrome nickel
)steel (Met.

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Chrome red
)(Chem.

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)Chrome steel (Met.

Chrome tanned
)(adj.
Chrome vanadium
)steel (Met.
Chrome yellow
)(Chem.
)Chromel (Met.
Chromic acid
)(Chem.
Chrominance
)(Telev.
)Chromite (Chem.

)Chromium (Cr
)(Chem.
Chromium plating
)(Met.
Chromometer
)(Chem.
= Chromophil
chromophilic
)(Biol.

)Chromoplast (Bot.

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)Chromosome (Biol.
Chromosphere
)(Astron.
Chromotropism
)Chronic (adj.
)(Med.
)Chronicle (n.
)Chronograph (n.

)Chronological (adj.

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)Chronometer (n.
)Chronoscope (n.
)Chrysalis (Zool.
)Chrysocolla (Min.
)Chrysolite (Min.
)Chrysoprase (Min.
)Chrysotile (Min.
)Chuck-drill (Eng.

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)Chuck (n.
)Chuck (n.
)Chuck (v.
)Chuck gauge (Eng.
)Chuck jaws (Eng.

)Chuck lathe (Eng.

Chuck, cardinal
)(Eng.

Chuck,
)combination (Eng.

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Chuck,
)combination (Eng.
)Chuck, cup (Eng.

Chuck,
)independent (Eng.

)Chuck, index (Eng.

)Chuck, lathe (Eng.

Chuck, magnetic
)(Eng.

Chuck, scroll (or

)self-centring) (Eng.
Chuck, universal
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)(Eng.

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)Chuffs (Build.
)Churn (n.
)Churn (v.
Churn drilling
)(Civ. Eng.
)Chute (Aero.
)Chute (n.
)Chute, feed (Eng.
)Chyle (Zool.
)Chyme (Zool.
)CI (chlorine
)(Chem.
)Cicada (Zool.
)Cicatrix (Biol.
Cicerone
Cider
)Cilia (pl. of cilium
)(Zool.
)Ciliary (Zool.
)Cinchona (Bot.
)Cincture (n.
)Cincture (v.
Cinder
= Cinder chute
cinder hopper
)(Eng.
Cinders



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)(Geol.
Cine film
Cinema
Cinematograph
)Cinnabar (Min.
)Cinnamon (Bot.
)Cion = scion (Bot.
)Cipher (n.
)Cipher (v.
Cipher message
Circinus (The
)Compasses
)(Astron.
)Circle (Geom.
)Circle (v.
Circle of confusion
)(Photog.
Circle of curvature
)(Geom.
Circle of
declination
)(Astron.
Circle of diffusion
Circle of longitude
)(Astron.
Circle of origin
Circle of reference
Circle of similitude
)(Maths.

Circle of
uncertainty
(Meteor.)
.
Circle, addendum
.
(Eng.)
()
Circle, azimuth
(Surv.)

Circle,
circumscribed
(Geom.)

Circle, dedundum
(Eng.)
( )
Circle, great
(Geom.)

Circle, inscribed
(Geom.)

Circle, pitch (Eng.)

Circle, small
(Geom.)


Circle, vertical
Circlet (n.)

Circling (adj.)
.
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Circlip
Circuit-breaker
.
(Elec. Eng.)
()
Circuit-breaker ,
air-blast (Elec.
Eng.)

Circuit-breaker oil
(Elec. Eng.)
( )
Circuit-breaker,
air-brake (Elec.
Eng.)

Circuit-breaker, oil
:
(Elec. Eng.)

Circuit
Circuit diagram
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit
magnetization =
solenoidal
magnetization
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit tester
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, absorption
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, closed
(Elec. Eng. Radio.)
Circuit, earthreturn (Teleg.)
Circuit, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, grounded
(Elec. Comm.)
Circuit, magnetic
(Magn.)
Circuit, main
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, metallic
(Teleg.)
Circuit, multiple
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, open (Elec.
Eng.)
Circuit, polyphase
(Elec. Eng.)

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Circuit, primary
(Elec. Eng.)

Circuit, resonance
(Elec. Eng.)

Circuit, secondary
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, series
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, short
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, shunt
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, side (Elec.
Eng.)
Circuit, three
phase (Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, transfer
(Teleph.)
Circuit, trunk
(Elec. Comm.)
Circuit, two-wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Circuit, two phase
(Elec. Eng.)
Circular (adj.)
Circular (n.)
Circular aperture
Circular arc
(Geom.)
Circular cone
(Geom.)
Circular crosssection

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(Elec.)
Circular cutter
(Eng.)
Circular cylinder
(Geom.)
Circular cylinder
surface (Geom.)
Circular function
(Maths.)
Circular groove
Circular inch
Circular level
(Surv.)
Circular measure
(Geom.)

Circular mil (Eng.)

Circular motion
(Eng.)
Circular nut (Eng.)
Circular pillar
drilling machine
(Civ. Eng.)
Circular pitch
(Eng.)
Circular plane =
compass plane
(Carp.)

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polarization (Light.)
Circular polygon
(Geom.)
Circular projection
(Light.)
Circular saw (Eng.)
Circular shears
(Eng.)
Circular slot (Eng.)
Circular stairs
(Build.)
Circular table
(Eng.)
Circular valve
(Eng.)
Circularity
Circulate (v.)
Circulating (adj.)
Circulating air
Circulating boiler
(Eng.)
Circulating capital

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Circulating current
(Elec. Eng.)
( )
Circulating
decimals (Maths.)

Circulating oil
system (Eng.)

Circulating pump
(Eng.)

Circulating reactor
(Phys.)
Circulating water
(Eng.)
Circulation
Circulation of
electrolyte (Elec.
Eng.)
Circulation oiling
(Eng.)
Circulation pump
(Eng.)
Circulation, gravity
(Mech.)
Circulator
Circulatory (adj.)
Circulatory system
(Zool..)
CircumCircum-centre
(Geom.)
Circumambient
(adj.)
Circumcircle
(Geom.)
Circumference (n.)
Circumferential
(adj.)
Circumferential
joint (Eng.)
Circumferential
pitch (Eng.)
Circumferential
riveting (Eng.)

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velocity (Phys.)
Circumferential
wire (Eng.)
Circumflex (adj.)
Circumflex (v.)
Circumfluent (adj.)
Circumfuse (v.)
Circumnavigate (v.)
Circumplanetary
space (Astron.)
Circumpolar (adj.)
Circumscribe (v.)
Circumscribed
circle (Geom.)
Circumscribed
figure (Geom.)
Circumscribed
polygon (Geom.)
Circumscribed
sphere (Geom.)
Circumstance (n.)
Circumstantial
(adj.)
Circumstantial
evidence
Cirque (Geol.)
Cirque (n.)
Cirro-cumulus
(Meteor.)

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)(Meteor.
)Cirrus (Meteor.
)Cissoid (Maths.
Cissoid angle
)(Maths.
Cistern
Cistern pump
Cistern, filter
Citadel
)Citrate (Chem.
)Citric acid (Chem.
)Citrine (n., adj.
)Citrus (adj.
)Citrus (n.
)Civic (adj.
)Civil (adj.
Civil aviation
)(Aero.
Civil engineer
Civil engineering
Civil law
Civil service
)Civilian (n., adj.
Civilization
Clabber
)Clack (n.
)Clack (v.
)Clack valve (Eng.

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Cladding
)Claim (n.
)Claim (v.
)Clam (n.
)Clam (v.
)Clamber (n.
)Clamber (v.
)Clammy (adj.
Clamor = clamour
)(n.
)Clamp (n.
)Clamp (v.
)Clamp bolt (Eng.
Clamp bricks
)(Build.
Clamp connection
)(Eng.
Clamp coupling
)(Eng.
)Clamp dog (Eng.
)Clamp nut (Eng.
)Clamp ring (Eng.
Clamp terminals
)(Eng.
)Clamp yoke (Eng.
Clamp, adjustable
)(Eng.
Clamping
Clamping bolt
)(Eng.
Clamping chain
)catch (Eng.
Clamping collar
)(Eng.

Clamping die
)(Elec. Eng.
Clamping diode
)(Thermionics
Clamping handle
Clamping plate
)(Eng.
Clamping ring
)(Eng.
Clamping screw
)(Elec. Eng.
Clamping sleeve
)(Eng.
Clamshell
Clamshell bucket
)(Civ. Eng.
Clamshell bucket
dredging machine
)(Civ. Eng.
Clamshell
excavator (Civ.
)Eng.
)Clang (n.
)Clang (v.
)Clank (n.
)Clank (v.
)Clap-board (n.
)Clap-board (v.

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)Clap (v.
Clapper
)Clapper box (Eng.

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Clarification
Clarification bed
Clarifier
)Clarify (v.
Clarifying tank
Clarity
Clark cell (Elec.
)Eng.
)Clash (n.
)Clash (v.
)Clasp (n.
)Clasp (v.
Clasp hooks
Clasp knife
)Clasp nail (Build.
)Clasp nut (Eng.
)Class (n.
)Class (v.
)Class of fit (Eng.
)Classic (al) (adj.
Classification
)Classified (adj.
Classifier
)Classify (v.
)Clastic rocks (Geol.
)Clatter (Geol.
)Clatter (n.
)Clatter (v.
)Clavate (adj.


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Claw-hammer
)(Carp.
Claw
)Claw bolt (Carp.
)Claw chisel (Build.
= Claw coupling
)claw clutch (Eng.
Claw hatchet
)Claw tool (Build.
)Clay (Geol.
Clay auger (Civ.
)Eng.
)Clay bed (Geol.
Clay bleaching
Clay deposit
Clay filtration
Clay minerals
)(Geol.
)Clay pan (Geol.
Clay refining (Pet.
)Eng.
)Clay slate (Geol.
)Clay soil (Geol.
Clay treatment
)Clay wash (Met.
)Clay wash (Met.
Clay wash (Pet.
)Eng.
Clay wash (Pet.
)Eng.
Clay, absorbent
Clay, fire

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Claying
)Claystone (Geol.
Cleading = lagging
)(Eng.
Cleading = lagging
)(Eng.
)Clean-cut (adj.
)Clean-cut (adj.
)Clean (adj.
)Clean (adj.
)Clean (v.
)Clean (v.
Clean burning
Clean burning
)Clean up (n.
)Clean up (v.
)Cleaner (n.
)Cleaner (n.
Cleaner, alkali
)(Chem.
Cleaner, alkali
)(Chem.
Cleaner, vacuum
Cleaner, vacuum
Cleaning brush
Cleaning brush
)Cleaning pin (Eng.

Cleaning pin (Eng.)

Cleaning solution
(Chem.)
Cleaning solution
(Chem.)
Cleanliness (n.)
Cleanliness (n.)
Cleanse (v.)
Clear-cut (adj.)
Clear-cut image
(Light.)
Clear (adj.)
Clear (adv.)
Clear (v.)
Clearance (n.)
Clearance
adjustment (Eng.)
Clearance angle
(Eng.)
Clearance
certificate
Clearance fit (Eng.)
Clearance gap
(Elec. Eng.)
Clearance gauge
(Eng.)
Clearance inwards
Clearance outwards
Clearance space
(Eng.)

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)(Eng.
)Clearing (n.
Clearing agent
)(Biol.
Clearing bath
)(Photog.
Clearing certificate
)Clearing hole (Eng.
Clearing signal
)(Teleph.
)Cleat (Elec. Eng.
)Cleat (n.
)Cleat (v.
)Cleating (Eng.
Cleavage
Cleavage plane
)(Geol.
)Cleave (v.
Cleaver
Cleaving-saw = pit)saw (Eng.
)Cleft (adj.
)Cleft (n.
)Cleft palate (Med.
)Cleft timber (Carp.


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)Clench (v.
Clench nailing
)(Carp.
Clepsydra
= Clerecole
)clearcole (Paint.
)Clerical (adj.
)Clerk (n.
)Clerk (v.
)Clevis (Eng.
)Clevis head (Eng.
)Clevis joint (Eng.
)Clevis pin (Eng.
)Clew (n.
)Clew (v.
)Clew line (Naut.

)Clich (n.) (Typog.

)Click (n.
)Click (v.
Click and ratchet
)(Eng.
Click spring
Clicks (Elec.
)Comm.
Client

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)Cliff glacier (Geol.
)Climactic (adj.
)Climate (n.
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Climatology
)(Meteor.
Climax
)Climb (n.
)Climb (v.
Climb indicator
)(Aero.
Climbing irons
Climograph
)(Meteor.
)Clinch (n.

)Clinch (v.) (Eng.

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)Clincher (Eng.
)Cling (v.
)Clinic (Med.

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Clinical
)thermometer (Med.
)Clink (n.
)Clink (v.
)Clinker (Eng.
Clinker brick (Civ.
)Eng.
)Clinker built (adj.
)Clinkering (Eng.
)Clinograph (Eng.
Clinograph,
magnetic
)Clinometer (Surv.

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)Clip (n.

)Clipper (Elec. Eng.

)Clipper (n.
Clippers
)Clipping (n.
)Cloaca (Eng.
)Cloaca (Zool.
)Clock (n.
Clock meter (Elec.
)Eng.
Clock, electric
)Clockwise (adj.
)Clockwise (adv.
Clockwise motion
)(Mech.
)Clockwork (n.
Clod
)Clog (n.
)Clog (v.
)Clogging (Eng.
)Clogging (n.
)Cloister (n.
)Clonus (Zool.
= Close-cropped
)close-cut (adj.
)Close-fitting (adj.
Close-fitting plug
)(Eng.
Close-formation

Close-grained (adj.)
(Bot.)
Close-grained pig
iron (Met.)

Close-hauled (adj.)
Close-link chain
Close-up (Cinema)
Close (adj.)
Close (n.)
Close (v.)

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Close annealing =
pot annealing (Met.)

Close coupling =
tight coupling

(Elec. Eng.)
Close range

Close range
conveyor (Eng.)

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Close set (adj.)
Closed-circuit
alarm (Elec. Eng.)

Closed-coil
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Closed-core
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Closed antenna =
loop antenna
(Radio.)
Closed anticline
(Geol.)

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Closed chain
(Chem.)
Closed circuit
(Elec.)
Closed cockpit
(Aero.)
Closed curve
(Maths.)
Closed end
Closed fold (Geol.)
Closed magnetic
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Closed meeting
Closed pipe =
stopped pipe
(Acous.)
Closed ring
Closed ring
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Closed slots =
tunnel slots (Elec.
Eng.)
Closed socket
(Eng.)
Closed traverse
(Surv.)
Closed tunnel
(Eng.)
Closed wrench
(Eng.)
Closer (Build.)
Closet
Closing-up (Eng.)

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)(Surv.
Closing line

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)Closure (n.
)Clot (n.
)Clot (v.
Cloth

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Cloth yard

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)Cloth, emery (Eng.

Cloth, filtering
Cloth, rubberized
Cloth. Abrasive
)Clothe (v.
Clothes-line
= Clothes-peg
clothes-pin
Clothing
Clothing leather
)Clotting (n.
Cloud-burst
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)Cloud (v.
Cloud ceiling
)(Meteor.
Cloud chamber
)(Phys.
Cloud cirrus
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Cloud point
)(Chem.
Cloud rack
)(Meteor.
)Cloudiness (n.
)(Meteor.
)Cloudy (adj.
)Clough (Geol.
)Clout nail (Build.
)Clove (Bot.
Clove hitch
)Clover (Bot.
Cloverleaf
intersection (Civ.
)Eng.
)Cloves oil (Chem.
)Cloving (adj.
)Club (n.
)Club (v.
)Club foot (Med.
Club hammer
)(Build.
Clue
)Clump (Mining.
)Clumsy (adj.
)Clunch (Geol.
)Cluster (n.
)Cluster (v.
Clustered column
)(Arch.
Clutch-housing
)(Eng.

Clutch-lever (or
arm)
Clutch-lining (Eng.)
Clutch (n.) (Eng.)
Clutch (v.)
Clutch arc lamp
(Illum.)
Clutch arm
Clutch band (or
collar)
Clutch bevel (or
cone) (Eng.)
Clutch brake (Eng.)
Clutch cam (Eng.)
Clutch casing
(Eng.)
Clutch cone (Eng.)
Clutch coupling
(Eng.)
Clutch disc (or
plate) (Eng.)
Clutch dog (Eng.)
Clutch fork (Eng.)
Clutch friction ring
(Eng.)
Clutch leather
(Eng.)
Clutch lock (Eng.)

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Clutch plate (Eng.)









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)Clutch shaft (Eng.
Clutch shifter
)(Eng.
)Clutch slip (Eng.
Clutch spring
)(Eng.
)Clutch stop (Eng.
)Clutch, air (Eng.
Clutch, centrifugal
)cone (Eng.
)dog (Eng.
friction
hydraulic
)jaw (Eng.
magnetic

Clutch,
Clutch,
Clutch,
)(Eng.
Clutch,
Clutch,
Clutch,
)(Eng.

)Clutch, plate (Eng.

)Clutter (n.
)Clutter (v.
Clyburn spanner
)Cm (curium
)(Chem.
)Co-axial (adj.
Co-axial cable
)(Telev.
Co-axial carbons
)(Illum.

Co-axial circles
(Geom.)
Co-axial springs
(Eng.)
Co-axial
transmission line
(Elec. Eng.)
Co-axial triangles
(Geom.)
Co-axial tube
feeder
=
concentric tube
feeder (Radio.)
Co-ionic bond
(Chem.)
Co-log (Maths.)
Co-op (cooperative) (n.)
Co-operate (v.)
Co-operation (n.)
Co-operative (adj.)
Co-operative (n.)
Co-ordinate (adj.)
Co-ordinate
(Maths.)
Co-ordinate (n.)
Co-ordinate (v.)
Co-ordinate axes
(Maths.)
Co-ordinate bond
(Chem.)
Co-ordinate
geometry (Maths.)

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transformation
(Maths.)
Co-ordinate
transposition
(Elec. Comm.)
Co-ordinate,
geographic
Co-ordinates
(Maths.)

Co-ordinating body
Co-ordination (n.)
Co-ordination
committee
Co-ordination
compounds
(Chem.)
Co-ordination
number (Chem.)
Co-ordinator (n.)
Co-phasal (Elec.)
Co-pilot (Aero.)
Co-punctal (adj.)
Co-worker

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Coach (n.)
Coach (v.)

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Coach screw (Eng.)
Coaction (n.)
Coagulant (n.)

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Coagulation
)Coagulative (adj.
)Coak (Build.
Coal-field
Coal-hod = coal
shuttle
Coal-measures
)(Geol.
)Coal-mine (Mining.
)Coal-oil (Chem.
)Coal-tar (Chem.
)Coal (n.
)Coal (v.
Coal ash
)Coal bed (Geol.
)Coal belt (Mining.
Coal breaker
Coal bunkers
Coal car
Coal chute
Coal distillation
)(Chem.
)Coal gas (Chem.
Coal pit
Coal screen
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Coal scuttle





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Coal tar dyes
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Coal, bituminous
)(Mining.
Coaler
)Coalesce (v.
)Coalescence (n.
Coaling station
Coalite =semi-coke
Coaming
Coarse-grained
)(adj.) (Geol.
Coarse-meshed
)(adj.
Coarse-pitch
)Coarse (adj.
Coarse adjustment
Coarse aggregate
)(Civ. Eng.
Coarse file
)Coarse filter (Eng.
Coarse gravel
)Coarse grit (Eng.
Coarse tuning
)Coarsen (v.
Coast-line
Coast-ward
)Coast (n.
)Coast (v.
Coast guard
Coast road





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Coastal deposits
)(Geol.
Coastal dune
)(Geol.
Coastal plane
)(Geol.
Coastal reflection
)(Radio.
Coastal reflection
)(Radio.
)Coaster (Naut.
Coaster brake
)(Eng.
)Coat (n.
)Coat (v.
Coat, final
Coat, ground
)Coated (adj.
Coated electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
Coated filament
)(Elec. Eng.
)Coating (n.
Coating machine
)(Eng.
Coating, acid-proof
)(Chem.
Coating, asphalt
)(Civ. Eng.
)Cob (Bot.
)Cob (Build.




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Cob coal
Cob wall
Cobalamine
)(Chem.
)Cobalt (Co) (Chem.
Cobalt blue
Cobalt bomb
Cobalt plating
)(Met.
)Cobalt steel (Met.
= Cobaltite
)cobaltine (Min.
Cobbed ore
)(Mining.
Cobbing hammer
)(Mining.
)Cobble (n.) (Geol.
)Cobble (v.
Cobble wax
)Cobra (Zool.
)Cocaine (Chem.
)Coccus (pl. cocci
)(Bot.
)Coccyx (Zool.
)Cochineal (Chem.
)Cochlea (Zool.
)Cochlear (adj.
)Cock (Eng.
)Cock (Meteor.
)Cock (v.

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)Cock drain (Eng.
Cock key
)Cock metal (Met.
)Cock, air (Eng.
Cock, ball (San.
)Eng.
)Cock, box (Eng.
)Cock, gauge (Eng.
)Cock, grease (Eng.
Cock, lubricating
)(Eng.
)Cock, mud (Eng.
)Cock, plug (Eng.
)Cock, relief (Eng.
Cock, two-way
)(Eng.
)Cockeyed (adj.

) ( )Cocking lever (Mil.

Cockle-shell
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Cockle-strains
)(Eng.

)Cockpit (Aero.
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)Cockpit (Geol.

Cockpit canopy
)(Aero.

)Cockroach (Zool.
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)
)Cockscomb (Min.
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)Coco (Bot.
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)Cocoa (Bot.

)Coconut (Bot.
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Coconut oil (Chem.)

Cocoon (Zool.)
Cod = codfish
Cod liver oil
(Chem.)
Code (n.)
Code (v.)
Code beacon
Coded (adj.)
Codeine (Chem.)
Codeposition
(Geol.)
Codex (pl. codices)
Codify (v.)
Codling moth
(Zool.)
Coefficient (Maths.
Phys.)
Coefficient of
absorption =
absorption
coefficient (or
factor) (Chem.
Illum.)
Coefficient of
adhesion
Coefficient of
amplification
(Electronics)

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apparent
expansion (Phys.)
Coefficient of
compressibility
(Chem.)

Coefficient of
conductivity (Phys.)

Coefficient of
contraction (Phys.)

Coefficient of
correlation (Maths.)
Coefficient of
coupling =
coupling coefficient
Coefficient of
detection (Radio.)
Coefficient of
discharge (Phys.)
Coefficient of
dispersion =
dispersion
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Coefficient of
efficiency (Eng.)
Coefficient of
elasticity (Mech.)
Coefficient of
equivalence (Met.)

Coefficient of
expansion (Phys.)
Coefficient of
friction (Mech.)
Coefficient of
harmonic
distortion (Elec.
Eng.)
Coefficient of heat
transfer (Phys.)
Coefficient of
hysteresis (Magn.)
Coefficient of
induced
magnetization
(Magn.)
Coefficient of
inductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Coefficient of
linear expansion
(Phys.)
Coefficient of
magnetic leakage
(Magn.)
Coefficient of
magnetization
(Magn.)
Coefficient of
mutual induction
(Elec. Eng.)
Coefficient of
performance (Eng.)

Coefficient of
permeability (Phys.)
Coefficient of
proportionality
(Maths.)
Coefficient of
reflection (Illum.)
Coefficient of
regression (Maths.)
Coefficient of
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Coefficient of
restitution (Mech.)
Coefficient of
rigidity (Mech.)
Coefficient of
rolling friction
(Mech.)
Coefficient of
safety (Eng.)
Coefficient of selfinduction (Elec.
Eng.)
Coefficient of
sliding friction
(Mech.)
Coefficient of
strain (Mech.)
Coefficient of
surface expansion
(Phys.)

Coefficient of
torsion (Mech.)
Coefficient of
utilization (Illum.)
Coefficient of
variation (Maths.)
Coefficient of
velocity (Hyd.)
Coefficient of
viscosity (Phys.)
Coefficient of
volume elasticity
(Mech.)
Coefficient of
volume expansion
Coefficient of
volumetric
expansion (Phys.)

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Coelom (Zool.)
Coenzymes
Coerces
Coercimeter
(Magn.)
Coercion (n.)
Coercive force
(Elec. Eng.)
Coercivity (Magn.)
Coexistence (n.)
Coffee (Bot.)
Coffer-dam (Civ.
Eng.)

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Coffering (Civ.
)Eng.
)Cofunction (Maths.
)Cog (n.
)Cog (v.
)Cog rail (Railways.
)Cog shaft (Eng.
)Cog wheel (Eng.
)Cogged (adj.
Cogged bloom
)(Met.
)Cogging (Carp.
)Cogging (Met.
)Cogging mill (Met.
Cognate inclusions
)(Geol.
Cognition
)Cohere (v.
)Coherence (n.
)Coherent (adj.
Coherent oscillator
)(Radio.
Coherent radiation
)(Radio.
Coherent
)scattering (Phys.
)Coherer (Radio.
)Cohesion (Phys.
)Cohesive (adj.

Cohesive
attraction (Phys.)
Cohesive strength
(Phys.)
Cohobation (Chem.)
Coign (Build.)
Coil-loaded cable
(Teleph.)
Coil-slide (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil (n.)
Coil (v.)
Coil , ignition
(Elec. Eng.)
Coil antenna =
frame antenna
(Radio.)
Coil clutch (Eng.)
Coil cooling (Eng.)
Coil former
Coil heating (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil heating =
concealed heating
(Build.)
Coil ignition =
battery-coil
ignition (Elec. Eng.)
Coil pipe (Eng.)
Coil span (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil spring (Eng.)

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Coil, armature
(Elec. Eng.)
Coil, blow-out
(Elec. Eng.)
Coil, choke (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil, compensating
(Elec. Eng.)
Coil, field (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil, inductance
(Elec. Eng.)
Coil, induction
(Elec. Eng.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil, primary (Elec.
Eng.)
Coil, reception
Coil, repeating
(Teleph.)
Coil, secondary
(Elec. Eng.)
Coil, trip (Elec.
Comm.)
Coiled-coil
Coiled-coil lamp
(Illum.)
Coiled (adj.)
Coiled radiator
(Eng.)
Coin (n.)
Coin (v.)

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)(Teleph.
)Coincide (v.
)Coincidence (n.
Coincidence,
)phase (Elec. Eng.
)Coincident (adj.
)Coining (n.
)Coining die (Eng.
)Coir (Bot.
Coir rope
)Coke (n.) (Chem.
)Coke (v.
)Coke bed (Mining.
Coke breeze
)(Build.
Coke coal
Coke dross (or
)fines
Coke furnace
)(Chem.
)Coke iron (Met.
Coke oven
Coke oven gas
)(Chem.
Coke oven tar
)(Chem.
Coke yield
Coke, gas
Coke, petroleum
)Coker (Chem.

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)Coking (Chem.
Coking coal
)(Chem.
Coking oven
Coking plant
Coking process
)(Chem.
)Cokite (Min.
)Col (Geol.
)Col (Meteor.
)Colander (n.
)Colcothar (Chem.
)Cold-blooded (adj.
)(Zool.
)Cold-hammer (v.
Cold-hammered
)steel (Met.
Cold-hammering
)(Eng.
)Cold-heading (Eng.
)Cold-laid (adj.
)Cold-saw (Eng.
)Cold-swaged (adj.
)(Eng.
)Cold-working (Met.
)Cold (adj.

Cold (n.) (Med.)

Cold bend (test)
(Met. Eng.)
Cold blast (Met.)
Cold cast (v.) (Met.)
Cold cathode
(Electronics)
Cold cathode
counter tube
Cold cathode
discharge lamp
(Illum.)
Cold cathode
emission
(Electronics)
Cold cathode
rectifier
(Electronics)
Cold cathode tube
(or valve)
(Electronics)
Cold chisel (Eng.)
Cold cream
Cold cutting (Met.)
Cold draw (v.)
Cold drawn wires
(Met.)
Cold emission =
auto-emission
(Electronics)
Cold flow (Eng.)

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Cold junction
)(Phys.
)Cold light (Phys.
)Cold mill (Met.
)Cold mixed (adj.
Cold moulding
)(Met.
)Cold pack (n.
)(Med.
)Cold pack (v.
)Cold pit (Mining.
)Cold point (Phys.
)Cold press (v.
)(Met.
Cold pressing
)(Pet. Eng.

)Cold pressing (Met.

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)Cold riveting (Eng.

)Cold roll (n.) (Met.

)Cold roll (v.
)Cold rolled (adj.
)(Met.
Cold rolled
)shafting (Met.
)Cold rolling (Met.
)Cold room (Eng.

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)Cold running (Eng.

Cold sector
)(Meteor.

Cold sett (or set or

)sate) (Eng.
Cold setting
)(Chem.
)Cold short (Met.
Cold shut = cold
)shot (Met.

)Cold snap (Meteor.

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Cold steam
Cold storage
Cold water test
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Cold welding
)Cole (Bot.

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)Coleoptera (Zool.
)Colic (Mid.
)Coliseum (Build.
)Collaborate (v.
)Collapse (n.
)Collapse (v.
Collapse caldera
)(Geol.
Collapsible bit
)(Eng.
Collapsible boat
)(Naut.

Collapsible mast
(Naut.)
Collapsing
pressure (Phys.)
Collar-beam roof
(Build.)
Collar-headed
screw (Eng.)
Collar (n.) (Eng.)
Collar (v.)

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Collar beam (Carp.)

Collar bearing
(Eng.)
Collar cell =
choanocyte (Zool.)

Collar flange (Eng.)

Collar gauge (Eng.)

Collar joint (Eng.)
Collar nut (Eng.)

Collar socket (Eng.)

Collar thrust
bearing (Eng.)
Collar, adjustable
Collar, dust (Eng.)
Collarbone =
clavicle (Zool.)

Collate (v.)
Collateral (adj.)

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Colleague (n.)
Collect (v.)
Collecting brushes
(Elec. Eng.)
Collecting lens
(Opt.)
Collecting pit (Civ.
Eng.)
Collecting system
Collecting vat
Collection
Collection basin
Collective drive
(Elec. Eng.)
Collective farm
(Agric.)
Collective fruit
(Bot.)
Collective lens
(Light.)
Collectivism (n.)
Collector
Collector efficiency
(Elec. Eng.)
Collector pipe
(Eng.)
Collector plate
(Elec. Eng.)

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resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Collector ring =
slip ring (Elec.
Eng.)
Collector shoe
(Elec. Eng.)
Collector strip =
contact strip (Elec.
Eng.)
Collector, brush
(Elec. Eng.)
Collector, comb
(Elec. Eng.)
Collector, current
(Elec. Eng.)
Collector, dust
(Eng.)
College
Collenchyma (Biol.)
Collet (Eng.)
Collet chuck =
drawn-in chuck
(Eng.)
Collet sleeve (Eng.)
Collide (v.)
Collier (n.)
Colliery (n.)
Colligate
properties (Chem.)

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Collimating
telescope (Astron.)
Collimation error
(Surv.)
Collimation, line of
(Surv.)
Collimator (Opt.)
Collinear (adj.)
Collinear points
(Geom.)
Collineation =
collimation
Collision

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Collision course
(Aero.)

Collision frequency
Collision ionization
(Phys.)
Collocation (n.)
Collodion (Chem.)
Collodion cotton
(Chem.)
Colloid (Chem.)
Colloid rectifier
(Chem.)
Colloidal (adj.)
Colloidal chemistry
(Chem.)

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(Geol.)
Colloidal
dispersion (Chem.)
Colloidal
electrolyte (Chem.)
Colloidal filament
(Illum.)
Colloidal fuel (Eng.)
Colloidal graphite
(Chem.)
Colloidal
movement (Chem.)
Colloidal particles
(Chem.)
Colloidal solution
(Chem.)
Colloidal state
(Chem.)
Colloidal
suspension (Chem.)
Colloidal system
(Chem.)
Colluvial deposits
(Geol.)
Colly (n.)
Colly (v.)
Collyrite (Min.)
Cologarithm
(Maths.)
Colon (Zool.)

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methanol (Chem.)
Colonel (n.)
Colonial (adj.)
Colonization (n.)
Colonnade (Arch.)
Colony (n.)
Colophony = rosin
Color = colour
Coloration
Colorimeter
(Photog.)
Colorimetric
analysis (Chem.)
Colorimetric purity
(Chem.)
Colorimetry
(Photog.)
Colossal (adj.)
Colour-light signal
(Civ. Eng.)
Colour-wash
Colour (n.)
Colour (v.)
Colour aberration
(Phys.)
Colour album
Colour amplifier
(Telev.)
Colour analyzer
(Photog.)
Colour atlas
(Photog.)
Colour balance
(Photog.)

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(Photog.)
Colour blindness
(Med.)
Colour break-up
(Telev.)
Colour cast (n.)
Colour cast (v.)
(Telev.)
Colour coder
(Telev.)
Colour contrast
(Photog.)
Colour decoder
(Telev.)
Colour disc
(Photog.)
Colour distortion
(Photog.)
Colour fatigue
(Opt.)
Colour film
(Photog.)
Colour filter
(Photog.)
Colour fringes
(Photog.)
Colour grid (Telev.)
Colour harmony
(Photog.)
Colour index
(Photog.)
Colour indicator
(Chem.)

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Colour match
(Photog.)
Colour oscillator
(Telev.)
Colour phase
(Telev.)
Colour picture
tube (Telev.)
Colour printing
(print.)
Colour pyrometer
(Met.)
Colour response
Colour saturation
(Photog.)
Colour scheme
Colour sensitivity
(Photog.)
Colour separation
(Photog.)
Colour signal
(Telev.)
Colour
specification
(Photog.)
Colour stability
(Chem.)
Colour standards
(Photog.)
Colour
synchronization
(Telev.)

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)(Telev.
Colour
temperature
)(Photog.
Colour tempering
)(Met.
Colour test
Colour
transparency
)(Photog.
Colour vision
)Colouration (n.
Coloured fringes
Colourfast
Colourful
Colouring matter
Colouring pigment
)= stainer (Paint.
)Colourtron (Telev.
Colter = coulter
)Columbite (Min.
= )Columbium (Cb
)niobium (Nb
)Columella (Build.
Column
Column battery
)(Elec. Eng.
Column drill
Column head
)(Arch.

Column hoist
(Eng.)
Column,
absorption (Pet.
Eng.)
Column,
fractionator
(Chem.)
Columnar (adj.)
Columnar basalt
(Geol.)
Columnar drill
(Civ. Eng.)
Columnar joints
(Geol.)
Columnar section
(Geol.)
Columnar
structure (Geol.)
Colza oil
Coma (Astron.)
Coma (Bot.)
Coma (Med.)
Coma (Phys.)
Comb (n.)
Comb (v.)
Comb of
accumulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Comb ridge =
cirque (Geol.)
Combat plane (Mil.)

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Combed yarn
Combination
)(Chem.
)Combination (n.
Combination
)chuck (Eng.
Combination die
)(Eng.
Combination fuse
Combination gauge
Combination lock
Combination pliers
)(Eng.
Combination rig
)(Civ. Eng.
= Combination set
combination
)square (Eng.
Combination tones
)(Acous.
Combination tower
)(Pet. Eng.
Combination
turbine = impulsereaction turbine
)(Eng.
Combination
)wrench (Eng.
Combination, laws
)of chemical (Chem.


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)(Maths.
)Combine (n.
)(Agric.
)Combine (v.
Combine baler
)(Agric.
Combined-impulse
)turbine (Eng.
)Combined (adj.
Combined bath
)(Photog.
Combined carbon
)(Met.
Combined
coupling (Elec.
)Eng.
Combined
)observation (Surv.
Combined
operations
Combined
)pressure (Eng.
strength
stress
system
wave

Combined
Combined
)(Eng.
Combined
)(Eng.
Combined
)(Radio.

Combing (n.)
Combing capacity
(Chem.)
Combing
equivalent (Chem.)
Combing force
(Chem.)
Combing machine
(Eng.)
Combing volumes
(Chem.)
Combing weight =
equivalent weight
(Chem.)
Combings
Combustibility
(Chem.)
Combustible (adj.)
Combustible (n.)
Combustible
constituents
(Chem.)
Combustible shale
(Geol.)
Combustion
(Chem.)
Combustion
analysis (Chem.)
Combustion
chamber (Eng.)
Combustion
control (Eng.)

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control , automatic
(Eng.)
Combustion
engine, internal
(Eng.)
Combustion gases
(Eng.)
Combustion knock
(Eng.)
Combustion leg
(Eng.)
Combustion losses
(Eng.)
Combustion
pressure (Eng.)
Combustion
products (Eng.)
Combustion rate
(Eng.)
Combustion
residue (Chem.)
Combustion space
(Eng.)
Combustion
temperature
(Chem.)
Combustion, heat
of (Chem.)
Combustion,
internal (Eng.)
Combustion,
spontaneous
(Chem.)
Comet (Astron.)

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)Comfort (n.
)Comfort (v.
)Comfortable (adj.
)Comfortable (n.
)Comity (n.
)Command (n.
)Command (v.
Command
guidance (Elec.
)Eng.
Commandant
)Commandeer (v.
)Commander (n.

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)Commando (Mil.
)Commence (v.
Commencement
)(n.
)Commend (v.
Commensalism
)(Biol.
Commensurable
)(adj.
Commensurate
)(adj.
)Comment (n.
)Comment (v.
)Commentary (n.
)Commentator (n.
)Commerce (n.
)Commercial (adj.
Commercial brass
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Commercial
deposit (or
)quantity) (Mining.
Commercial
efficiency (Elec.
)Eng.
Commercial
frequencies (Elec.
)Eng.
Commercial
standards
Commercial well
)(Pet. Eng.
)Commingle (v.
)Comminute (v.
)Comminuted (adj.
Comminution
)(Mining.
Commissary
)Commission (n.
)Commission (v.
Commission agent
Commissioned
)officer (Mil.
Commissioner
Commissioning
)(Elec. Eng.
)Commissure (Zool.
)Commit (v.
Commitment
)Committee (n.

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)Commixture (n.
)Commodious (adj.
)Commodity (n.
)Commodore (Mil.
Common-ion effect
)(Chem.
)Common (adj.
Common axis
)(Maths.
Common balance
Common carrier
Common channel
interference
)(Radio. Telev.
Common
denominator
)(Maths.
Common
)difference (Maths.
Common divisor
)(Maths.
Common factor
)(Maths.
Common fraction
)(Maths.
Common ground
)(Maths.
Common jaw
)chuck (Eng.
Common
knowledge

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Common
)logarithms (Maths.
Common multiple
)(Maths.
Common practice
Common rafters
)(Build.
Common ratio
)(Maths.
Common return
)(Elec. Eng.
Common root
)(Maths.
Common salt
)(Chem.
Common sense
Common side
Common slide
)valve (Eng.
Common stock
Common tangent
)(Maths.
Common thread
)(Eng.
Common use
)Commonplace (adj.
)Commonplace (n.
)Commotion (n.
Communicable
)(adj.
)Communicate (v.

Communicating
vessels (Phys.)

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Communication (n.)
Communication
lines
.
Communication
receiver (Radio.)

Communication
set (Elec. Comm.)

Communications
network (Elec.

Comm.)
Communications
satellite (Radio.)

Communicative
relay (Elec. Comm.)
Communiqu (n.)
Communism (n.)
Community (n.)
Community centre
Commutate (v.)
Commutating field
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutating
machine (Elec.
Eng.)
Commutating pole
= compole (Elec.
Eng.)
Commutation
(Elec. Eng.)

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Commutation (n.)
Commutation
switch (Elec.
Comm.)
Commutation
ticket
Commutative (adj.)
Commutative law
(Maths.)
Commutator (Elec.
Eng.)
Commutator bar =
commutator
segment (Elec.
Eng.)
Commutator bush
= commutator hub
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutator coils
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutator face =
commutator
surface (Elec. Eng.)
Commutator hub =
commutator bush,
shell or sleeve
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutator
losses (Elec. Eng.)
Commutator motor
(Elec. Eng.)

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Commutator pitch
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutator
rectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Commutator ring
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutator ripple
(Elec. Eng.)
Commutator
segments (Elec.
Eng.)
Commutator
sleeve (Elec. Eng.)
Commutator
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Commute (Elec.
Eng.)
Commute (v.)
Commuted current
(Elec. Eng.)
Compact (adj.)
Compact (n.)
Compact (v.)
Compact
sandstone (Geol.)
Compaction
Companding (Elec.
Comm.)

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Compandor =
compressor and
expandor (Teleph.)
Companion-way
(n.)
Company (n.)
Comparable (adj.)
Comparative (adj.)
Comparative
calibration
Comparatively
(adv.)
Comparator (Phys.)
Comparator gauge
(Eng.)
Comparator, dial
(Eng.)
Comparator,
interference
Compare (v.)
Comparison (n.)
Comparison lamp
(Illum.)
Comparison prism
(Light.)
Comparison
spectrum (Light.)
Comparison
surface (Illum.)
Comparison test
Compart (v.) (Arch.)
Compartment (n.)

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cargo (Naut. Aero.)
Compartment,
crew (Naut. Aero.)
Compass (n.)
Compass (v.)
Compass bearing
(Surv. Naut.)
Compass box
Compass brick
(Build.)
Compass card
(Naut.)

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Compass correction

Compass course
(Naut.)

Compass deviation
(Magn.)

Compass dial

Compass error
)
(Magn.)
(
Compass needle
(Magn.)
.
Compass north

Compass plane =
circular plane

Compass reading

Compass saw
(Carp.)

Compass survey
(Surv.)
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Compass swinging
)(Naut.
Compass traverse
)(Surv.
Compass window
)(Build.
Compass,
)aperiodic (Naut.
Compass, azimuth
)(Surv.
Compass, bow
)(Eng.
Compass, calipers
Compass, draught
Compass,
gyroscopic
Compass,
)mariners (Naut.
)Compasses (Eng.
)Compatibility (n.
Compatibility
)(Telev.
)Compatible (adj.
)Compel (v.
Compendium
)Compensate (v.
Compensated)balance (wheel
)(Eng.

. )Compensated (adj.

Compensated
alternator (Elec.
Eng.)
.
Compensated
condenser

Compensated
excitation (Elec.
Eng.)

Compensated
induction motor
(Elec. Eng.)

Compensated
pendulum (Phys.)

Compensated
propeller (Eng.)

Compensated
repulsion motor
(Elec. Eng.)

Compensated
resistance coil
(Elec. Eng.)

Compensated
series motor (Elec.

Eng.)
Compensated
shunt box (Elec.
Eng.)

Compensated
voltmeter (Elec.
Eng.)

Compensated
volume control
(Elec. Eng.)

Compensated
wattmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Compensating
brake (Eng.)
Compensating
carburettor (Eng.)
Compensating
coils (Elec. Eng.)
Compensating
collar (Elec. Eng.)
Compensating
coupling (Eng.)
Compensating
cylinder (Eng.)
Compensating
errors (Eng.)
Compensating
eyepiece (Light.)
Compensating field
(Elec. Eng.)
Compensating
filter (Photog.)
Compensating gear
(Eng.)
Compensating
government (Eng.)
Compensating jet
(I.C. Engs.)
Compensating
leads (Elec. Eng.)
Compensating
magnets (Magn.)
Compensating
mechanism (Eng.)

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Compensating pole
= comple (Elec.
Eng.)
Compensating ring
(Eng.)
Compensating
spring (Eng.)
Compensating
tank (Eng.)
Compensating
valve (Eng.)
Compensating
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Compensation
Compensation
balance (Eng.)
Compensation level
Compensation
method (Chem.)
Compensation
pendulum (Phys.)
Compensation
point (Bot.)
Compensation
water (Eng.)
Compensator
(Elec. Eng. Photog.)
Compensator,
temperature (Elec.
Eng.)

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(adj.)
Compensatory
surface
Compete (v.)
Competence =
competency (n.)

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Competent (adj.)
Competent beds
(Geol.)
Competition (n.)

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Compilation (n.)
Compile (v.)
Complain (v.)
Complaint (n.)
Complement (n.)
Complement (v.)
Complement of an
angle (Maths.)
Complementary
(adj.)
Complementary
angles (Maths.)
Complementary
colours (Phys.)
Complementary
correction
Complementary
function (Biol.)
Complementary
function (Maths.)
Complete (adj.)
Complete (v.)

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Complete
combustion (Eng.)
Complete cycle
(Elec. Eng.)
Complete diffusion
(Light.)
Complete
dissociation
(Chem.)
Complete flower
(Bot.)
Complete integral
(Maths.)
Complete
ionization (Chem.)
Complete
isomorphism
(Chem.)
Complete
modulation (Elec.
Eng.)
Complete overhaul
(Eng.)
Complete
quadrangle
(Maths.)
Complete
quadrilateral
(Maths.)
Complete radiator
(Phys.)
Complete reaction
(Chem.)
Complete
revolution (Eng.)

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Complete unit
Complete well (Pet.
Eng.)
Completion (n.)
Complex (adj.)
Complex (n.)
Complex brasses
(Met.)
Complex
compounds
(Chem.)
Complex coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Complex curve
(Maths.)
Complex fault
(Geol.)
Complex fraction
(Maths.)
Complex
hyperbolic
function (Maths.)
Complex ion
(Chem.)
Complex numbers
(Maths.)
Complex ore
(Mining.)
Complex
permeability (Elec.
Eng.)

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Complex
quantities (Maths.)
Complex salt
(Chem.)
Complex soil (Geol.)
Complex
substance (Chem.)
Complex variable
(Maths.)
Complex wave
(Elec.)
Complexion (n.)
Complexity (n.)
Compliance (n.)
Compliant (adj.)
Complicate (adj.)
(Biol.)
Complicate (v.)
Complicated (adj.)
Complication (n.)
Complications
Compliment (n.)
Compliment (v.)
Complimentary
(adj.)
Comply (v.)
Compo (Build.)

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Compole =
compensating pole
(or interpole)
Compole =
commutating pole
(Elec. Eng.)
Componendo
(Maths.)
Component (adj.)
Component (n.)
Component (n.)
(Maths.)
Component force
(Phys.)
Component parts
(Maths.)
Component tests
(Eng.)
Component,
horizontal (Mech.)
Component,
vertical (Mech.)
Components
(Chem.)
Compose (v.)
Composed (adj.)
Composer (adj.)
Composing
machine (Typog.)
Composing stick
(Typog.)
Composite (adj.)
Composite
anticline (Geol.)

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Composite balance
(Elec. Eng.)
Composite body
Composite circuit
(Teleg.)
Composite
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)

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Composite
construction (Eng.)

Composite
deposits (Elec.
Eng.)
( )
Composite fold
(Geol.)
( )
Composite fruit
(Bot.)

Composite grid
(Elec. Eng.)

Composite joint
(Eng.)

Composite
loudspeaker
(Acous.)

Composite nucleus
Composite number
(Maths.)
Composite
propellant (Chem.)
Composite signal
(Elec. Comm.)

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Composite sill
(Geol.)
Composite
syncline (Geol.)
Composite truss
(Build.)
Composite wavefilter (Phys.)
Composite wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Compositing (n.)

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Composition (n.)
Composition of
forces (Mech.)

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Compositor (Typog.)
Compost (n.)
Compoundcatenary
construction (Elec.
Eng.)
Compound-wound
(adj.)
Compound (adj.)
Compound (n.)
Compound (v.)
Compound air
pump (Eng.)
Compound
aliphatic (Chem.)
Compound arc
(Elec.)
Compound brush
(Elec. Eng.)

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Compound cable
Compound circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Compound
compression (Eng.)
Compound
connection (Radio.)
Compound curve
(Surv.)
Compound
division (Maths.)
Compound
dynamo (Elec. Eng.)
Compound engine
(Eng.)
Compound eye
(Zool.)
Compound fault
(Geol.)
Compound
fraction (Maths.)
Compound
fracture (Med.)
Compound fruit
(Bot.)
Compound
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Compound girder
(Eng.)

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Compound
impulse turbine
(Eng.)
Compound interest
(Maths.)
Compound leaf
(Bot.)
Compound lens
(Opt.)
Compound lever
(Eng.)
Compound
machine (Mech.)

Compound magnet
(Elec. Eng.)

Compound
microscope (Light.)

Compound
modulation (Radio.)
Compound motor
(Eng.)
Compound
nucleus (Phys.)
Compound
number (Maths.)
Compound oil
(Chem.)
Compound
pendulum (Phys.)
Compound
proportion (Maths.)

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Compound
quantity (Maths.)
Compound radical
(Chem.)
Compound ratio
(Maths.)
Compound reflex
(Zool.)
Compound screw
(Eng.)
Compound steam
turbine (Eng.)
Compound train
(Eng.)
Compound turbine
(Eng.)
Compound umbel
(Bot.)
Compound vein
(Geol.)
Compound
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Compound wire
(Eng.)
Compound, acyclic
(Chem.)
Compound, binary
(Chem.)
Compound,
chemical (Chem.)
Compound,
inorganic (Chem.)
Compound,
mineral (Min.)

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Compound,
organic (Chem.)
Compound,
saturated (Chem.)
Compound, stable
(Chem.)
Compound,
unstable (Chem.)
Compounded
gears (Eng.)
Compounder
Compounding
(Eng.)
Compounding
gears (Eng.)
Comprehend (v.)
Comprehended
angle (Maths.)

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Comprehension (n.) . .
Comprehensive
(adj.)
.
Compress (n.)
.
Compress (v.)
. .
Compressed-air
brake (Eng.) j
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Compressed-air
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)

Compressed-air
cylinder (Eng.)

Compressed-air
drill (Eng.)

Compressed-air
elevator (or lift)
(Eng.)
Compressed-air
hoist (Eng.)
Compressed-air
lifting (Eng.)
Compressed-air
line (Eng.)
Compressed-air oil
filter
Compressed-air
pipeline (Eng.)
Compressed-air
reservoir (Eng.)
Compressed-air
starter (Eng.)
Compressed (adj.)
Compressed air
Compressed fold
(Geol.)
Compressed spring
(Eng.)
Compressibility
(Phys.)
Compressibility
factor (Mech.)
Compressible (adj.)
Compressible fluid
(Eng.)
Compressionchamber (Eng.)

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Compression-cock
(Eng.)
Compressionignition engine
(Eng.)
Compressionpump (Eng.)
Compressionrelease valve (Eng.)
Compression (n.)
Compression cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Compression
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Compression curve
(Phys.)
Compression
efficiency (Eng.)
Compression fault
(Geol.)
Compression
ignition (Eng.)
Compression line
Compression load
(Eng.)
Compression
losses (Eng.)
Compression
moulding (Eng.)
Compression
process (Eng.)

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Compression ratio
(Eng.)
Compression
refrigeration (Eng.)
Compression relief
lever (Eng.)
Compression rib
Compression ring
(Eng.)
Compression
space (Eng.)
Compression
spring (Eng.)

Compression strain

Compression stroke
Compression test

Compression tester
Compression
volume
Compression,
adiabatic (Phys.)
Compression,
isothermal
Compressional
vibration (Phys.)
Compressional
wave
Compressive force

Compressive strain
Compressive
strength

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Compressometer
Compressor
Compressor bleed
Compressor
impeller
Compressor oil
Compressor piston
Compressor roller
Compressor rotor
Compressor shaft
Compressor valve
Compressor, air
Compressor,
centrifugal
Compressor, fuel
gas
Compressor,
multistage
Compressor,
refrigeration

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Compressor, rotary

Compressor, screw

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Comprise (v.)
Compromise (n.)
Compromise (v.)
Comptometer (n.)

Compton effect
(Phys.)
Comptroller (n.)
Compulsion (n.)
Compulsive (adj.)
Compulsory (adj.)
Compulsory service
Computation (n.)
Compute (v.)
Computed altitude
(Aero.)
Computer (n.)
Computer code
Computer program
Computer,
analogue
Computer, digital
Computer,
electronic
Computer,
mechanical
Computing
machine
Computing scale
(Surv.)
Concatenate (adj.)
Concatenate (v.)
Concatenated
connection (Eng.)
Concave-head
piston (Eng.)

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Concave (adj.)
Concave (n.)
Concave fracture
(Geol.)
Concave lens
(Light.)
Concave meniscus
(Phys.)
Concave millingcutter (Eng.)
Concave mirror
(Light.)
Concave plane
(Carp.)
Concave polygon
(Maths.)
Concave
quadrilateral
(Maths.)
Concave surface
(Geom.)
Concavity
Concavo-concave
(adj.)
Concavo-convex
(adj.)
Concealed erosion
(Geol.)
Concealed fault
Concealed outcrop
Concealed wiring
(Eng.)
Concealment (n.)
Concede (v.)

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Conceivable (adj.)
Conceive (v.)
Concentrate (v.)

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Concentrated (adj.)
Concentrated acid
(Chem.)

Concentrated effort
Concentrated load
(Eng.)
Concentrated
solution (Chem.)
Concentrating
Concentrating coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Concentrating
reflector (Illum.)
Concentration
(Phys.)
Concentration
calibration
Concentration
electrode (Elec.
Eng.)

Concentration
plant =
Concentrator (Met.)
Concentration
polarization (Elec.
Eng.)
Concentric (adj.)

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Concentric arcs
(Maths.)
Concentric cable
(Eng.)
Concentric chuck
= self-centric
chuck (Eng.)
Concentric circles
(Geom.)
Concentric coils
(Elec. Eng.)
Concentric faults
(Geol.)
Concentric folds
(Geol.)
Concentric jaw
chuck (Eng.)
Concentric lay
Concentric
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Concentricity (n.)
Concept (n.)
Conception (n.)
Concern (n.)
Concern (v.)
Concerning
Concert (n.)
Concession (n.)
Concession area
Concessionnaire
(n.)
Conch (Zool.)

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Conchoidal
)fracture (Geol.
)Conciliate (v.
)Conciliation (n.
Conciliation
committee
)Concise (adj.
)Conclude (v.
)Conclusion (n.
)Conclusive (adj.
)Concoct (v.
Concolor (or
)concolorous) (adj.
)(Biol.
)Concomitant (adj.
)Concord (n.
)Concordance (n.
Concordance,
)structural (Geol.
Concordant
)bedding (Geol.
)Concourse (n.

:
)Concrescence (Bot.

Concrete-lined
)shaft (Pet. Eng.

Concrete-vibrating
machine
)(
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)Concrete (adj.
.
)Concrete (n.
.
.

)Concrete (v.

Concrete bed
(Geol.)
Concrete blocks
(Civ. Eng.)
Concrete lining
(Civ. Eng.)
Concrete mixer
(Civ. Eng.)
Concrete number
(Maths.)
Concrete paver
(Civ. Eng.)
Concrete pump
(Eng.)
Concrete ramming
(Build.)
Concrete shield
(Civ. Eng.)
Concrete spreader
Concrete steel
Concrete tank
Concrete
waterproofing oil
Concrete, ballast
(Civ. Eng.)
Concrete,
cyclopean (Build.)
Concrete,
prestressed (Civ.
Eng.)
Concrete,
reinforced (Build.)
Concreting plant
Concreting tower
Concretion (Geol.)

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)Concretion (Med.
)Concretion (n.
Concretionary
)sand (Geol.
Concretionary
)structure (Geol.
)Concretor (Eng.
)Concur (v.
)Concurrence (n.
)Concurrent (adj.
Concurrent charge
)(Mil.
Concurrent forces
)(Phys.
Concurrent
)heating (Eng.
Concurrent lines
)(Geom.
)Concurrently (adv.
)Concussion (n.
Concussion spring
)(Eng.
Concyclic points
Condemn
)Condemnation (n.
)Condensable (adj.
)Condensate (n.
)(Chem.
Condensate cooler

Condensate
extraction (Chem.)
Condensate gas
reservoir (Pet. Eng.)
Condensation (n.)
Condensation
losses
Condensation
point (Phys.)
Condensation
temperature
(Chem.)
Condense (v.)
Condense system
(Chem.)
Condense,
backflow (Chem.)
Condensed
humidity (Phys.)
Condensed
nucleus (Chem.)
Condenser (Elec.
Eng. Phys.)
Condenser
capacity (Elec.
Eng.)
Condenser
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Condenser
dielectric (Elec.
Eng.)

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Condenser leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Condenser
loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Condenser oil
(Elec. Eng.)
Condenser pick-up
(Acous.)
Condenser
rheostat (Teleg.)
Condenser tubes
(Eng.)
Condenser, air
(Elec. Eng.)
Condenser, air
cooled (Chem.)
Condenser, bypass (Elec. Eng.)
Condenser,
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Condenser, double
surface (Chem.)
Condenser, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Condenser, Liebig
(Chem.)
Condenser,
overhead (Pet. Eng.)

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Condenser, plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Condenser, reflux
Condenser,
surface (Chem.)
Condenser,
variable (Elec. Eng.)
Condenser, watercooled (Chem.)
Condensifilter
(Eng.)
Condensing coils
(Eng.)
Condensing
electroscope
Condensing lens
(Opt.)
Condensing
surface (Eng.)
Condition (n.)
Condition (v.)
Conditional (adj.)
Conditional
acceptance
Conditional
inequality (Maths.)
Conditioned air
(Eng.)
Conditioned reflex
(Zool.)
Conditioning (n.)
Conditioning, air
Conditions,
climatic (Meteor.)

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working (Eng.)
Conditions,
weather (Meteor.)
Conduce (v.)
Conducive (adj.)
Conduct (n.)
Conduct (v.)
Conductance
(Elec. Eng.)
Conductance of a
dielectric (Elec.
Eng.)
Conductance,
specific (Phys.)
Conductibility (n.)
Conductimeter
(Elec. Eng.)
Conducting
medium (Phys.)
Conducting wire
(Elec. Eng.)

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Conduction
current (Elec.)

Conduction
electron (Elec.)
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Conduction of heat
(Phys.)

Conductive (adj.)
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Conductive
coupling (Radio.)

Conductive
discharge (Elec.
Eng.)
Conductivity
(Phys.)
Conductivity cell
(Elec. Eng.)
Conductivity factor
(Phys.)
Conductivity,
electrical (Elec.
Eng.)
Conductivity, heat
(Phys.)
Conductivity,
specific (Phys.)
Conductivity,
thermal (Phys.)
Conductor-load
(Elec. Eng.)
Conductor-rail =
contact rail (Elec.
Eng.)
Conductor
Conductor anchor
(Elec. Eng.)
Conductor
insulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Conductor pipe
(Eng.)
Conductor wire
(Elec. Eng.)

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)poor) (Phys.
Conductor, good
)(Phys.
Conductor,
)lighting (Elec.
)Conduit (Bot.
)Conduit (Mining.
)Conduit (n.
)Conduit (v.
Conduit box (Elec.
)Eng.
Conduit reducer
Conduit support
)(Eng.
Conduit system
)(Eng.
Conduit tube
)(Elec. Eng.
Conduit, flexible
Condulet
Cone-head rivet
)(Eng.
Cone-in-cone
)structure (Geol.
Cone-roof tank
)Cone-shaped (adj.
)Cone (n.

)Cone angle (Geom.

)Cone bearing (Eng.

)Cone bit (Eng.

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)Cone chuck (Eng.

Cone classifier
)(Mining.
)Cone clutch (Eng.
)Cone delta (Geol.
Cone diaphragm
)(Acous.
Cone drive = Cone
)gear (Eng.
)Cone drum (Eng.
)Cone fold (Geol.
)Cone joint (Eng.
Cone loudspeaker
)(Acous.
Cone mandrel
)(Eng.
)Cone nozzle (Eng.
Cone of ejection
)(Geol.
Cone of friction
)(Eng.
Cone of rays
)(Light.
Cone of revolution
)(Geom.
Cone of silence
)(Radio.
Cone of umbra
)(Light.
Cone penetration
)test (Eng.
)Cone plate (Eng.

Cone pulley (Eng.)

Cone speaker
(Radio.)
Cone valve (Eng.)
Cone wheel (Eng.)
Cone, adjusting
(Eng.)
Cone, alluvial
(Geol.)

Cone, axial (Geom.)

Cone, buffer
friction (Eng.)

Cone, clutch (Eng.)

Cone, gearing
(Eng.)
Cone, truncated
(Maths.)
Cone, wind (Aero.)
Coned milling
cutter (Eng.)
Confederation (n.)
Confer (v.)
Conference (n.)
Confess (v.)
Confide (v.)
Confidence (n.)
Confidential (adj.)
Configuration
(Geog.)
Configuration (n.)
Confine (v.)
Confined space
Confinement (n.)

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Confining pressure
)(Phys.
)Confirm (v.
)Confirmation (n.
Confirmation well
)(Pet. Eng.
)Confirmed (adj.
)Confiscate (v.
)Confiscation (n.
)Conflagrant (adj.
)Conflagration (n.
)Conflict (n.
)Conflict (v.
)Conflicting (adj.
= Confluence
conflux
)Confluent (n.
)Confocal (adj.
Confocal conics
)Conform (v.
Conformability
)(Geol.
Conformable beds
)(Geol.
Conformable fault
)(Geol.
Conformable
)stratification (Geol.
)Conformation (n.
)Conformity (n.

Confound (v.)
Confront (v.)
Confuse (v.)
Confusion (n.)
Confute (v.)
Congeal (v.)
Congealing point
(Phys.)
Congealment =
congelation (Phys.)
Congenial (adj.)
Congenital (adj.)
Congest (v.)
Congested (adj.)
Congestion (n.)
Conglobate (v.)
Conglomerate (adj.)
Conglomerate
(Geol.)
Conglomerate (n.)
Conglomerate (v.)
Conglomeration (n.)
Conglutinate
Conglutination
Congratulate (v.)
Congregate (adj.)
Congregate (v.)
Congregation (n.)
Congress (n.)
Congress ohm
(Elec. Eng.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Congruence
(Maths.)
Congruence (n.)
Congruent (adj.)
Congruent figures
(Geom.)
Congruent mixture
(Chem.)
Congruity (Maths.)
Congruity (n.)
Congruous (adj.)
Congruous folds
(Geol.)
Congruous
quantities (Maths.)
Conic (adj.)
Conic (n.)
Conic section
(Geom._
Conical antenna
(Radio.)
Conical bearing
(Eng.)
Conical bore
Conical drum
(Eng.)
Conical flask
(Chem.)
Conical friction
clutch (Eng.)

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Conical
Conical
Conical
(Eng.)
Conical
Conical
(Geog.)
Conical
(Eng.)

gear (Eng.)
horn
pendulum
piston
pivot
projection
pulley

Conical rivet (Eng.)

Conical scanning
(Radio.)
Conical sleeve
(Eng.)
Conical spring
Conical surface
(Maths.)
Conical turning
(Eng.)
Conical ungula
(Maths.)
Conical valve
Conical wheel
Conicity
Conicoid (n.)
(Geom.)
Conifer (n.) (Bot.)
Coniferous (adj.)
(Bot.)
Coning (n.)
Coning tool (Eng.)
Conjecture (n.)

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Conjoin (v.)
Conjoint (n.)
Conjugate (adj.)
Conjugate (v.)
Conjugate angles
(Maths.)
Conjugate arcs
(Maths.)
Conjugate
attenuation
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Conjugate complex
quantities (Maths.)
Conjugate
conductors (Elec.
Eng.)
Conjugate double
bond (Chem.)
Conjugate foci
(Light.)
Conjugate fracture
(Geol.)
Conjugate
hyperbolas (Maths.)
Conjugate
hyperboloids
(Maths.)

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impedances (Phys.)
Conjugate mirror
(Light.)
Conjugate planes
(Maths.)
Conjugate transfer
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Conjugate
triangles (Maths.)
Conjugate vein
(Mining.)
Conjugation (n.)
Conjunct (adj.)
Conjunction
(Astron.)
Conjunction (n.)
Conjunctiva (n.)
(Med.)
Conjunctive (adj.)
Conk (n.)
Connate water
(Geol.)
Connect (v.)
Connected (adj.)
Connected load
(Elec. Eng.)
Connecting-rod
(Eng.)
Connecting-rod big
bolts (Eng.)

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Connecting (n.)
Connecting box
(Elec. Eng.)
Connecting circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Connecting gear
(Eng.)
Connecting link
(Eng.)
Connecting piece
(Eng.)
Connecting pipe
(Eng.)
Connecting rod big
end (Eng.)
Connecting rod
small end (Eng.)
Connecting screw
(Eng.)
Connecting tube
(Eng.)
Connecting up
Connecting wires
Connection =
connexion (n.)
Connection board
(Elec. Eng.)
Connection
diagram
Connection layout
(Eng.)
Connection plug
(Elec. Eng.)

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branch (Eng.)
Connection, bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Connection, earth
(Elec. Eng.)
Connection,
flexible (Eng.)
Connection,
parallel (Elec. Eng.)
Connection, series
(Elec. Eng.)
Connection, star
(Elec. Eng.)
Connection, twoswitch (Elec.)
Connective (adj.)
Connective tissue
Connector
Connexion =
connection
Conning-tower
Connive (v.)
Connote (v.)
Conoid (adj.)
(Maths.)
Conoid (n.)
Conquer (v.)
Conquest (n.)
Consanguinity
(Geol.)
Consanguinity (n.)

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Conscientious (adj.)
Conscious (adj.)

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Consciousness (n.)
Conscribe (v.)
Conscript (n. adj.)
Conscript (v.)
Consecution (n.)
Consecutive (adj.)
Consecutive lines
(Maths.)
Consecutive
numbers (Maths.)
Consecutive points
(Maths.)
Consecutive
reaction (Chem.)

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Consensual (adj.)
Consensus (n.)
Consent (n.)
Consent (v.)
Consequence (n.)
Consequent (adj.)
Consequent pole
(Magn.)
Consequent valley
(Geol.)
Conservancy (n.)
Conservation (n.)

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)gasoline (Pet. Eng.
Conservation of
)energy (Phys.
Conservation of
)matter (Chem.
Conservation of
)momentum (Phys.
Conservation of
)species (Biol.
)Conservatism (n.
Conservative
estimate
Conservative
)system (Mech.
)Conservatoire (n.
)Conservatory (n.
)Conserve (n.
)Conserve (v.
)Consider (v.
)Considerable (adj.
)Considerate (adj.
)Consideration (n.
)Consign (v.
)Consignee (n.
)Consignment (n.


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)Consigner (n.
)Consist (v.
= Consistence
)Consistency (n.
Consistency gauge
)(Chem.
Consistency index
)Consistent (adj.
Consistometer
)(Chem.
)Consociation (Bot.
)Console (n.
)Consolidate (v.
Consolidated
)formation (Geol.
)Consolidation (n.
)Consonance (n.
Consonator
)(Acous.
)Consortium (Bot.
)Consortium (n.
)Conspicuous (adj.
)Conspire (v.
)Constancy (n.
Constant-current
generator (Elec.
)Eng.

Constantfrequency
oscillator (Radio.)
Constant-mesh
gear-box (Eng.)
Constant-potential
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant-power
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Constantresistance
structure (Phys.)
Constant-speed
control (Eng.)
Constant-speed
gear (Eng.)
Constant-speed
motor (Eng.)
Constant-velocity
recording (Acous.)
Constant-voltage
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant-voltage
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Constant-voltage
system (Elec. Eng.)
Constant-volume
cycle = Otto cycle
(Eng.)
Constant (adj.)

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Constant (n.)
Constant
acceleration
Constant
amplitude
recording (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant boiling
mixture (Chem.)
Constant
composition, law of
(Chem.)
Constant current
(Elec. Eng.)
Constant current
modulation (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant current
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant current
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant dielectric
(Elec.)
Constant
displacement oil
pump (Pet. Eng.)
Constant flow
(Eng.)
Constant force
(Mech.)
Constant
frequency (Phys.)

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inductance choke
(Elec. Eng.)
Constant level
Constant level
lubrication (Eng.)
Constant level
tube (Surv.)
Constant
luminance (Telev.)
Constant motion
(Mech.)
Constant of
gravitation (Phys.)
Constant of
integration (Maths.)
Constant oil feed
(Eng.)
Constant pressure
(Phys.)
Constant pressure
engine (Eng.)
Constant pressure
line
Constant
proportions, law of
(Chem.)
Constant
resistance (Phys.)
Constant slope
(Geol.)
Constant spring
(Geol.)

Constant stroke
pump (Eng.)
Constant
temperature bath
(Eng.)
Constant torque
(Mech.)
Constant travel
(Eng.)
Constant,
attenuation (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant,
declination (Magn.)
Constant,
electrical (Elec.
Eng.)
Constant,
equilibrium (Chem.)
Constant, gas
(Chem.)
Constant,
gravitational (Phys.)
Constant,
ionization
Constant, phase
(Elec.)
Constant, physical
(Phys.)
Constant, potential
(Elec. Eng.)

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(Eng.)
Constantan (Elec.
Eng.)
Constellation (n.)
(Astron.)
Constipated (adj.)
(Med.)
Constituent (adj.)
Constituent (n.)
Constituent parts
(Chem.)

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Constituent, major

Constituent, minor
Constitute (v.)
Constitution (n.)
Constitutional
changes (Met.)
Constitutional
formula (Chem.)

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Constrain (v.)
Constrained
equation (Maths.)
Constrained
motion (Eng.)
Constrained
radiator (Acous.)
Constraint (n.)
Constrict (v.)
Constriction (n.)
Constringence
(Light.)

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Construct (v.)
Construction
Construction
diagram (Civ. Eng.)
Construction
engineer (Eng.)
Construction
material (Civ. Eng.)
Construction, allsteel (Eng.)
Construction,
bridge (Civ. Eng.)
Constructional
defect (Eng.)
Constructive (adj.)
Constructive
criticism
Constructive
interference (Phys.)
Construe (v.)
Consulate (n.)
Consult (v.)
Consultant (n.)
Consultation (n.)
Consulting
engineer
Consulting
geologist
Consulting panel

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)(Eng.
)Consume (v.
)Consumer (n.
Consumer goods

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)Consummate (v.

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Consumption of
)power (Eng.
Consumption,
home
Contact-bar (Elec.
)Eng.
Contact-breaker
)(Elec. Eng.
Contact-jaw (Elec.
)Eng.
Contact-point
)(Elec. Eng.
)Contact (Elec. Eng.
)Contact (n.
)(v.
acid
action
agent

Contact
Contact
)(Chem.
Contact
)(Chem.
Contact
)(Chem.

Contact aureole
(Geol.)
Contact
Contact
(Chem.)
Contact
(Chem.)
Contact
(Eng.)
Contact
Eng.)
Contact

bed (Geol.)
catalysis
catalyst
clearance
clip (Elec.
column

Contact e.m.f
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact gap (Elec.
Eng.)
Contact
goniometer (Min.)
Contact insecticide
(Chem.)
Contact lenses
(Med.)
Contact lode (Geol.)
Contact maker
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact map (Eng.)

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metamorphic
mineral (Geol.)
Contact
metamorphism
(Geol.)
Contact
microphone (Elec.
Eng.)
Contact of circles
(Maths.)
Contact plane
(Eng.)
Contact potential
(Thermionics)
Contact pressure
(Elec. Comm.)
Contact print
(Photog.)
Contact process
(Chem.)
Contact rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact roller
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact screw
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact segment
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact separation
(Elec. Eng.)

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electromotive
series (Chem.)
Contact shoe =
collector-shoe
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact spring
(Elec. Comm.)
Contact strip =
collector strip
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact
Contact
Contact
Contact
(Geol.)

stud (Eng.)
surface
time
twins

Contact vein
(Mining.)
Contact wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Contact zone
(Geol.)
Contactor (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Contactor
controller (Elec.
Eng.)
Contactor starter
(Elec. Eng.)
Contacts (Elec.
Eng.)
Contagion (Med.)
Contagious (adj.)

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Container
Container rock
(Pet. Eng.)
Containment
(Phys.)
Contaminant (n.)
Contaminate (v.)
Contaminated oil
Contaminated
sample
Contamination (n.)
Contamination
meter (Phys.)
Contemplate (v.)
Contemporaneous
(adj.)
Contemporaneous
beds (Geol.)
Contemporary
(adj., n.)
Contend (v.)
Content (adj.)
Content (n.)
Content (v.)
Content, moisture
(Phys.)
Contents (n.)
Conterminal =
conterminous (adj.)

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Contest (v.)
Contestant (n.)
Context (Build.)
Context (n.)
Contexture
Contiguity (n.)
Contiguous (adj.)
Contiguous beds
(Geol.)
Continent (n.)
Continental (adj.)
Continental basin
(Geol.)
Continental
climate (Geog.)
Continental code
(Teleg.)
Continental
conditions (Geol.)
Continental
deposits (Geol.)
Continental drift
(Geol.)
Continental period
(Geol.)
Continental shelf
(Geol.)
Continental slope
(Geol.)
Contingence (n.)

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of (Geom.)
Contingencies
Contingent (adj.)
Continual (adj.)
Continually (adv.)
Continuance (n.)
Continuation (n.)
Continue (v.)
Continued fraction
(Maths.)
Continuity bond
(Railways.)
Continuouscurrent arc (Elec.
Eng.)
Continuous-disc
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Continuous-wave
telegraphy (Radio.)
Continuous (adj.)
Continuous beam
(Eng.)
Continuous belt
(Eng.)
Continuous brake
(Eng.)

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Continuous
control (Elec. Eng.)

Continuous
current (Elec. Eng.)

Continuous
current dynamo
(Elec. Eng.)
Continuous
current motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Continuous curve
(Maths.)
Continuous
development
(Photog.)
Continuous
distillation (Chem.)
Continuous duty
Continuous
electrode (Elec.
Eng.)
Continuous
electrophorus
(Elec. Eng.)
Continuous
extraction (Chem.)
Continuous feed
(Eng.)
Continuous flow
(Eng.)
Continuous
function (Maths.)
Continuous
furnace (Met.)
Continuous girder
= Continuous
beam (Eng.)

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bridge (Civ. Eng.)
Continuous impost
(Build.)
Continuous load
(Eng.)
Continuous
lubrication (Eng.)
Continuous
maximum rating
(Eng.)
Continuous mill
(Met.)
Continuous mixer
(Civ. Eng.)

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Continuous motion

Continuous
oscillations (Radio.)
Continuous phase
(Chem.)
Continuous
programme
(Cinema)
Continuous rating
(Elec. Eng.)
Continuous
running (Eng.)
Continuous
spectrum (Light.)
Continuous still
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)variation (Biol.
Continuous
velocity logging
)(Eng.
Continuous vent
)(Plumb.
Continuous waves
)(Radio.
Continuous weld

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)winding (Elec. Eng.

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Continuously rated
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)Contort (v.
)Contorted (adj.
)Contortion (n.
)Contour (n.
Contour gradient
)(Surv.
Contour interval
)(Surv.
Contour
Contour
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Contour
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Contour
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)proportion (Maths.
Contra-harmonical
)proportion (Maths.
Contra-rotating
)(adj.
)Contraband (adj.
)Contraband (n.
)Contraception (n.
)(Med.
Contraceptive (n.,
)adj.) (Med.
Contraclockwise
)(adj.) (adv.
)Contract (n.
)Contract (v.
Contract price
Contract, breach of
Contract,
conditions of
)Contracted (adj.
Contracted method
Contracted result
)Contractile (adj.

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)(Zool.
)Contraction (n.
Contraction
coefficient (Elec.
)Eng.
Contraction cracks
)(Foundry
Contraction fit
)(Eng.
Contraction in
)area (Met.
Contraction rule
)Contractor (n.
Contractor, drilling
)(Civ. Eng.
)Contradict (v.
)Contradiction (n.

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)Contraption (n.

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)Contrary (adj.
)Contrary (n.
)Contrast (n.
)Contrast (v.

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amplification
)(Acous.
Contrast control
)(Telev.
Contrast factor
)(Phys.
Contrast
)photometer (Illum.
Contrast, light
)Contrasty (adj.
)(Photog.
Contrasty paper
)(Photog.
)Contravene (v.
)Contravention (n.
)Contribute (v.
)Contribution (n.
Contributor
)Contrivance (n.
)Contrive (v.
Control-board
)(Elec. Eng.
Control-line (Elec.
)Eng.
)Control (n.
)Control (v.

Control apparatus
(Eng.)
Control area
Control assay
(Chem.)
Control battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Control booth
(Eng.)
Control cable
(Aero.)
Control car (Aero.)
Control centre
Control charts
Control circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Control cock (Eng.)
Control coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Control column
(Aero.)
Control column
lock (Aero.)
Control device
Control electrode
(Electronics)
Control equipment
set (Eng.)
Control exchange
(Teleph.)
Control experiment

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Control gear (Eng.)

Control grid
(Electronics)

Control impedance
(Elec. Comm.)

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Control knob (Eng.)

Control lever (Eng.)

Control light (Eng.)

Control limitswitch (Elec. Eng.)
Control linkage
Control magnet
(Elec. Eng.)

Control mechanism
Control panel
(Elec. Eng.)
Control point
Control position
Control post
Control relay set
Control rocket
(Aero.)
Control rod
Control room
Control servo
(Aero.)
Control shaft
Control shaft
beating (Eng.)

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Control stick (Aero.)

Control surface
(Aero.)
Control system
(Radio.)
Control tower
(Aero.)
Control unit

Control valve (Eng.)

Control wheel
(Eng.)

Control wire (Eng.)

Control,
administrative
Control, altitude
(Aero.)
Control, automatic
(Eng.)

Control, automatic
frequency (Radio.)

Control, automatic
gain (Radio.)

Control, automatic
volume (Radio.)
Control, birth

Control, centralized

Control, dual (Eng.)

Control, ignition
(Eng.)
Control, manual
(Eng.)
Control, remote
(Elec. Eng.)
Control,
stratigraphic (Geol.)
Control, traffic
Control, volume
(Elec. Eng.)
Controllability (n.)
Controllable jet
Controlled
experiment
Controlled finance
Controlled motion
(Mech.)
Controlled
radiation
(Electronics)
Controlled rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Controller (Elec.
Eng.)
Controller (n.)
Controller,
differential (Eng.)
Controller,
pressure (Eng.)

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Controlling circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Controlling field
)(Elec. Eng.
)Controls (Eng.

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)Controversy (n.
)Contuse (v.
)Contusion (n.
)Convalesce (v.

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)Convection (Phys.
Convection
coefficient

Convection current

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Convection of heat
Convective
equilibrium
)Convector (n.
Convectron (Elec.
)Eng.
)Convene (v.
)Convenience (n.
)Convenient (adj.
Convenient location

Convention (n.)
Conventional (adj.)
Conventional
current (Elec. Eng.)
Conventional
design
Conventional sign
Converge (v.)
Convergence (n.)
Convergence
magnet (Telev.)
Convergentdivergent nozzle
(Eng.)
Convergent (adj.)
Convergent (n.)
(Maths.)
Convergent lens
(Light.)
Convergent series
(Maths.)
Converging (adj.)
Converging lens
(Light.)
Converging
magnetic flux
(Magn.)
Converging
meniscus (Light.)

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(Light.)
Converging rays
Conversation (n.)
Converse (adj.)
Converse (n.)
Converse (v.)
Converse of a
theorem (Maths.)
Conversely (adv.)
Conversion (n.)
Conversion
conductance
(Radio.)
Conversion
detector (Radio.)
Conversion factor
(Maths.)
Conversion gain
(Radio.)
Conversion pig
(Met.)
Conversion
resistance (Radio.)
Conversion table
(Maths.)
Convert (v.)
Converted
currents (Elec.
Eng.)
Converter (Met.)
Converter (Elec.
Eng.)

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convertor
Converter belly
(Met.)
Converter bottom
(Met.)
Converter lining
(Met.)
Converter nose (or
mouth) (Met.)
Converter pig (Met.)
Converter slag
(Met.)
Converter
trunnion (Eng.)
Converter tube
(Radio.)
Converter valve
(Radio.)
Converter waste
(Met.)
Converter,
Bessemer (Met.)
Converter, rotary
(Elec. Eng.)
Convertibility (n.)
Convertible (adj.)
Convertible (n.)
Convertible lens
(Photog.)
Converting (Met.)

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Converting furnace
(Met.)
Converting station
(Elec. Eng.)
Convertor =
Converter
Convertor reactor
(Phys.)
Convex-concave
(adj.)

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Convex-plane (adj.)
Convex (adj.)
Convex fillet weld
(Eng.)

Convex head (Eng.)

Convex lens (Light.)

Convex meniscus
(Phys.)
Convex millingcutter
Convex mirror
Convex polygon
(Maths.)
Convex
quadrilateral
(Maths.)
Convex solid angle
(Maths.)
Convexity
Convey (v.)
Conveyance (n.)

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)Conveyor (n.
Conveyor belt
)(Eng.
Conveyor engine
)(Eng.
Conveyor, band (or
)belt) (Eng.
Conveyor, spiral
)(Eng.
)Convince (v.
)Convoke (v.
)Convolute (adj.
)Convolute (v.
Convolutions
)Convoy (n.
)Convoy (v.
)Convulsion (n.
)Cook (n.
)Cook (v.
)Cooker (n.
Cooker, pressure
)Cool (adj.
)Cool (v.
)Coolant (n.
Coolant pump
)(Eng.
Cooled-anode valve
)(Thermionics
Cooler
)Cooler box (Eng.
)Cooler cock (Eng.
)Cooler, oil (Eng.

Cooler, water (Eng.)

Coolie (n.)
Cooling (adj.)
Cooling (n.)
Cooling apparatus
(Eng.)
Cooling baths
(Eng.)
Cooling chamber
(Eng.)

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Cooling coils (Eng.)

Cooling curve (Met.)

Cooling duct (Elec.
Eng.)
Cooling fan (Eng.)
Cooling
installations (Eng.)
Cooling jacket
(Eng.)
Cooling lag (Eng.)
Cooling medium
(Eng.)

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Cooling pans (Eng.)

Cooling plant (Eng.)

Cooling plate (Eng.)

Cooling pond (Eng.)

Cooling
(Eng.)
Cooling
(Eng.)
Cooling
(Eng.)
Cooling
Cooling
(Eng.)
Cooling
(Eng.)

power
surface
system
tank
tower
tubes

Cooling unit (Eng.)

Cooling water
(Eng.)
Cooling, air (Eng.)
Cooling, Newtons
law of (Phys.)
Cooling, surface
(Eng.)
Coolometer (Eng.)
Coom = coomb
Cooper-Hewitt
lamp (Illum.)
Cooper (n.)
Copal (Paint.)
Copal varnish
(Paint.)
Copaline (or
copalite) (Min.)
Copartner (n.)

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)Cope (v.

)Cope ring (foundry

)Coperiodic (Phys.
Copernican
)System (Astron.
)Coping (Eng.

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)Coping saw (Carp.

Copper- cored
)carbon (Illum.
Copper-clad steel
conductor = steelcored copper
conductor (Elec.
)Eng.
Copper-lead alloy
)bearing (Eng.
Copper-matte
)(Met.
Copper-oxide
)rectifier (Radio.
Copper electrode
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Copper factor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Copper foil (Met.
Copper foundry
)(Met.
Copper gasket
)(Eng.

Copper gauze
= Copper glance
)chalcocite (Chem.

)Copper ingot (Met.

)Copper joint (Met.

Copper lead (Elec.
)Eng.
Copper line wire
)(Elec. Eng.
Copper loss (Elec.
)Eng.
Copper master
)(Acous.
Copper mill
)(Mining.
Copper mine
Copper mining
= Copper nickel
)niccolite (Min.

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Copper number
)(Pet. Eng.
Copper ore
)(Mining.
)Copper plate (n.
)Copper plate (v.
Copper plating
= Copper pyrite
)chalcopyrite (Min.
Copper refining
)(Met.

)Copper rivet (Eng.

Copper sheath

)Copper sheet (Met.

Copper smelting
)(Met.

)Copper steel (Met.

Copper strip
Copper sulphate
)(Chem.

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Copper voltameter
)(Elec. Eng.
Copper wire
Copper works
)(Met.
Coppered carbons
)(Illum.
Coppered steel
)(Met.

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Coppersmith
)Coprolite (Geol.
)Copse (n.
)Copy (n.
)Copy (v.
Copy, certified
Copying lathe
Copying machine
)Copyright (n.

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)Coral (adj.
)Coral (n.
Coral limestone
)(Geol.
Coral reef
Coral shoal
)Coralloid (adj.
Coramine
)Corbel (Build.
)Cord-drive (n.
)Cord (n.
)Cord (of wood
)Cord (v.
Cord circuit
)(Teleph.
)Cordage (n.
)Cordate (adj.
)Corded (adj.
)Cordite (Mil.
)Cordon (n.
Corduroy
Core-type
induction furnace
)(Elec. Eng.
Core-type
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Core (Elec. Eng.

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)Core (v.
Core analysis (Pet.
)Eng.

)Core bar (Foundry

)Core bit (Civ. Eng.

)Core box (Eng.
)Core cable (Eng.
Core carbon
)(Illum.
Core casting
)(Foundry
Core disc (Elec.
)Eng.
Core drill (Civ.
)Eng.
Core electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
)Core hole (Eng.

Core losses (Elec.

)Eng.
Core of anticline
)(Geol.
Core of syncline
)(Geol.
Core oven
Core plate (Elec.
)Eng. Foundry
Core sample (Pet.
)Eng.

Core sand
(Foundry)
Core transformer
(Elec. Eng.)
Core valve (Eng.)
Coreless armature
(Elec. Eng.)
Coreless induction
furnace = high
frequency
induction coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Corer (Ocean.)
Corf (Mining.)
Coriander (Bot.)
Coring
Corium (Zool.)
Cork (n.)
Cork (v.)
Cork borer
Cork dust
Cork jacket
Cork press
Cork stopper
Cork, mountain
(Min.)
Corkboard (n.)
Corkscrew
Corkscrew
staircase (Build.)
Corliss engine
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Corm (Bot.)
Corn (Med.)
Corn (n.)
Corn (v.)
Corn oil (Chem.)
Cornea (Zool.)
Corneous (adj.)
Corner-rounding
cutter (Eng.)
Corner (adj.)
Corner (n.)
Corner tile (Build.)
Cornerstone
(Build.)
Cornerwise (or
Cornerways) (adv.)
Cornice (Build.)
Corolla (Bot.)
Corollary (Maths.)
Corona (n.) (Phys.,
Meteor.)
Corona Australis
(The Southern
Crown) (Astron.)
Corona Borealis
(The Northern
Crown) (Astron.)
Corona discharge
(Elec. Eng.)
Coronagraph
(Astron.)
Coronary artery
(Med.)

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)Corporal (adj.
)Corporal (n.
)Corporate (adj.
)Corporation (n.

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)Corpse (n.
)Corpuscle (n.
Corpuscular
)radiation (Phys.
Corpuscular
)theory (Light.
)Corrade (v.
)Corrasion (Geol.
)Correct (adj.
)Correct (v.
Corrected lens
)(Opt.
Correcting signal
)(Teleg.

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Correction angle
)(Surv.
Correction factor
Correction scale
)Corrective (adj.
)Correlate (v.
)Correlation (n.

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analysis (Geol.)
Correlation
coefficient (Maths.)
Correlation index
Correlation of
strata (Geol.)
Correlative (adj.)
Correspond
Correspond (v)
Correspond angles
(Maths.)
Correspondence
(n.)
Correspondent
(adj.)
Correspondent (n.)
Corresponding
(adj.)
Corresponding
flanges (Eng.)
Corresponding
points (Maths.)
Corresponding
sides (Maths.)
Corresponding
states (Phys.)
Corridor (n.)
Corrigendum (pl.
corrigenda)
Corrigible (adj.)
Corroborate (v.)

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)Corrode (v.
)Corrodibility (n.
)Corrodible (adj.
Corrosion-fatigue
)(Met.
Corrosion-proof
)(Chem.
Corrosion)resistant (Chem.
)Corrosion (n.
Corrosion inhibitor
)(Chem.
Corrosion
)preventive (Chem.
Corrosion test
)(Met.
Corrosion,
intergranular
)Corrosive (adj.
)(Chem.
)Corrosive (n.
Corrosive
= sublimate
mercuric chloride
)(Chem.
)Corrugate (v.
)Corrugated (adj.

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)furnace tube (Eng.
glass
hose
iron
jaw
paper
sheet

Corrugated
Corrugated
Corrugated
)(Build.
Corrugated
)(Eng.
Corrugated
Corrugated
)iron (Met.

Corrugated surface
Corrugating roll
)(Eng.
)Corrugation (n.
)Corrupt (adj.
)Corrupt (v.
)Corruption (n.
)Corruptive (adj.
)Cortex (Biol.
)Cortical (adj.
)Corticate (adj.
)Corundum (Min.
)Corymb (Bot.
Cos (abbrev. For
)cosine
Cosec (abbrev. For
)cosecant
)Cosecant (Maths.

Cosecant curve
(Maths.)
Cosine (Maths.)
Cosine curve
(Maths.)
Cosine laws
(Maths.)
Cosmetic
Cosmic

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Cosmic abundance
(Chem.)
Cosmic dust

Cosmic eon (Geol.)

Cosmic noise
(Radio.)
Cosmic radiation
(Phys.)
Cosmic ray
showers (Phys.)

Cosmic rays (Phys.)

Cosmogony
(Astron.)
Cosmography
(Astron.)

Cosmology (Astron.)
Cosmonaut (n.)
Cosmonautics

Cosmopolitan (adj.)
Cosmos (n.)

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)Cost (n.
)Cost (v.

Cost of installation
Cost of living

Cost of production
Cost of upkeeping
Cost price

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Cost, insurance,
)and freight (C. I.F.
)Costal (adj.
)Costly (adj.
)Costume (n.
)Cosy (n.
)Cosy = cozy (adj.
Cot (abbrev. For
)cotangent

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)Cotangent (Maths.
Cotangent curve
)(Maths.
)Cotter (n.
)Cotter bolt (Eng.

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)Cotter pin (Eng.
)Cotter way (Eng.
Cotton-covered
)wire (Elec. Eng.
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felt
gin
spinning
waste

Cotton
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Cotton
Cotton
Cotton
Cotton

Cotton wool
Cottonseed oil
)(Chem.
Cottonwood
)Cotyledon (Bot.
)Couch (n.
)Couch (v.
Couch grass
)Coulee (Geol.
)Coulisse (Carp.
Coulomb-volt
)(Elec. Eng.
Coulomb (Elec.
)Eng.
Coulomb, absolute
)(Elec. Eng.
Coulombs law
)(Elec. Eng.
= Coulometer
voltameter (Elec.
)Eng.
Coulter
Coumarone resin
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)Counsel (n.
)Counsel (v.
Count-attraction
)(n.
Count-down
)Count (n.
)Count (v.
Counter)Counter-bore (Eng.
Counter-current
)(n.
Counter-current
breaking (Elec.
)Eng.
Counter-draft
)(Eng.
Counter-drain
)(Min.
Counter-flange
)(Eng.
Counter-flap hinge
)(Carp.
Counter-floor
)(Carp.
Counter-flow
Counter-force
= Counter-gauge
mortise gauge
Counter-measure
Counter-plate
)(Print

Counter-pressure
(n.)
Counter-recoil
Counter-slope
Counter (adj.)
Counter (n.)
Counter (v.)
Counter
electromotive force
= back e.m.f. (Elec.
Eng.)
Counter flush
drilling (Civ. Eng.)
Counter lath
Counter lath
(Build.)
Counter
magnetomotive
force (Magn.)

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Counter nut (Eng.)

Counter thrust
(Eng.)
Counter tube
(Electronics)

Counter,
scintillation (Phys.)
Counteract (v.)

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Counteractive (n.)

Counteraction (n.)

)Counterbalance (n.

)Counterbalance (v.
Counterbalancing
)(Eng.
Counterboring
)(Eng.

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)cross-bracing (Eng.
)Countercheck (n.
)Countercheck (v.
Counterclaim
Counterclockwise
)(adj.
Counterclockwise
)(adv.
)Counterfeit (adj.
)Counterfeit (v.
Counterflow jet
)condenser (Eng.
Counterfort (Civ.
)Eng.
Countergear
)Countermand (v.
Counterpart
Counterpoise
)(Elec. Eng.
)Counterpoise (n.
)Counterpoise (v.

Counterpoise
antenna =
balancing antenna
(Radio.)
Counterpoise
bridge (Civ. Eng.)
Counterscarp (Civ.
Eng.)
Countershaft (Eng.)
Countersign (n.)
Countersign (v.)
Countersink (or
countersinking)
(Eng.)
Countersink (v.)
Countersinking bit
(Eng.)
Countersinking
machine (Eng.)
Countersunk (adj.)
Countersunk hole
Countersunk rivet
(Eng.)
Countersunk
screw (Eng.)
Countervail (v.)
Counterweight (n.)
Counterweight
hoisting (Mining.)
Counting house

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Country rock
)(Mining.
)Coup (n.
Coup dtat
)Couple (Mech.
)Couple (n.
)Couple (v.
)Coupled (adj.
Coupled circuits
)(Elec. Eng.
Coupled engines
)(Eng.
Coupled pipes
)(Eng.
Coupled surge
)(Elec. Eng.
Coupled switches
= linked switches
)(Elec. Eng.
)Coupler (n.
)Couplets (Maths.
)Coupling (n.
)Coupling box (Eng.
Coupling capacitor
)(Elec. Eng.
Coupling chain
Coupling
)coefficient (Radio.

Coupling coil
(Radio.)
Coupling
condenser (Radio.)
Coupling factor =
coupling coefficient
(Radio.)
Coupling gasket
(Eng.)
Coupling hook
(Eng.)
Coupling inductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Coupling joint
(Eng.)
Coupling lever
(Eng.)

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Coupling link (Eng.)

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Coupling nut (Eng.)

Coupling pin (Eng.)

Coupling plate
(Eng.)
Coupling
resistance (Elec.
Comm.)

Coupling rod (Eng.)

Coupling shaft
(Eng.)
Coupling sleeve

Coupling socket
(Eng.)
Coupling system
(Radio.)
Coupling
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Coupling, capacity
(Elec. Eng.)
Coupling, close
(Elec. Eng.)
Coupling, close
(Eng.)
Coupling, dummy
(Eng.)
Coupling, flange
(Eng.)
Coupling, flexible
(Eng.)
Coupling,
inductive (Elec.
Eng.)
Coupling, loose
(Elec. Eng.)
Coupling, loose
(Eng.)
Coupling, mutual
(Elec. Eng.)
Coupling, tight
(Elec. Eng.)
Coupling, tight
(Eng.)

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transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Coupon (n.
)Courier (n.
)Course (n.
)Course (v.
Course indicator
)Course light (Aero.
Course of ore
)(Mining.
Course, in due
Coursed rubble
)(Build.
)Coursing (Mining.
)Court-martial (n.
)Court (n.
Court of Appeal
Court of Cassation
Court of inquiry
Court plaster
)(Med.
)Courtesy (n.
)Courtyard (n.
)Covalence (Chem.
Covalent bond
)(Chem.
Covalent crystal
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)Covenant (n.
)Cover (n.
)Cover (v.
Cover plate
)Coverage (n.
Coverall
Covercrop (Geol.
)Agric.
Covered electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
= Covered glass
cover slip
Covered vans
)Covered way (Arch.
)Covering (n.
Covering letter
Covering plate
)(Eng.
= Covering power
coverage power
)(Paint.
)Coverlet (n.
= Coversed sine
coversine = versed
)cosine (Maths.
)Covey (n.
)Cow-pox (Med.
)Cowhide (n.

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)Cowl (v.
)Cowl ring (Eng.
Cowl ventilator
)(Eng.
)Cowling (n.
Cowling, cockpit
)(Aero.
Cowling, engine
)(Eng.
Cowper stoves
)(Met.
Coxswain
Cps., c/s (cycles
)per second) (Elec.
)Cr (chromium
)(Chem.
)Crab (Eng.
)Crab (or Cancer
)(Astron.
)Crab (Zool.
)Crab winch (Eng.
)Crack-up (n.
)Crack (Chem.
)Crack (n.
)Crack (v.
Crack detector
)(Eng.
)Cracked (adj.
Cracked bearing
)(Eng.

Cracked distillate
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracked gas (Pet.
Eng.)
Cracked gas oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracked residue
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracker (n.)
Cracking (n.)
(Chem.)
Cracking capacity
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracking chamber
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracking coils (Pet.
Eng.)
Cracking intensity
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracking plant
(Pet. Eng.)
Cracking process
(Chem.)
Cracking still (Pet.
Eng.)
Cracking
temperature (Pet.
Eng.)
Cracking unit (Pet.
Eng.)
Cracking, catalytic
(Chem.)

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)(Chem.
)Crackle (n.
)Crackle (v.
)Cradle (Build.
)Cradle (Mining.
)Cradle (n.
)Cradle (v.
Cradle car
Cradle switch
)(Teleph.
)Craft (n.
)Craftsman (n.
)Craftsmanship (n.
)Crag (Geol.
)Craggy (adj.
)Cram (v.
)Cramp-iron (Eng.
)Cramp (Med.
)Cramp (n.
)Cramp (v.
Cramp folding
)machine (Eng.
)Cramping (Telev.
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)Cranch (Mining.
)Crane-hook (Eng.
)Crane (Eng.

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Crane (Zool.)
Crane boom (Eng.)
Crane crab (Eng.)
Crane ladle (Met.)
Crane magnet
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Eng.)
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Crane rigger
Crane shovel (Civ.
Eng.)
Crane tower = king
tower (Build.)
Crane truck (Eng.)
Crane, cantilever
(Eng.)
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(Eng.)
Crane, jib (Eng.)
Crane, overhead
travelling (Eng.)

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Cranium (Zool.)

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Crank
Crank
Crank
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)effort (Eng.
handle
)hub (Eng.
journal
sprocket

Crank
Crank
Crank
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Crank
Crank
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Crank
)(Eng.

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= Crank web
)Crank check (Eng.
)Crankcase (Eng.
Crankcase
)breather (Eng.
Crankcase flange
)(Eng.
Crankcase lug
)(Eng.
Crankcase oil
)(Eng.
Crankcase sump
)(Eng.
Crankcase
)ventilation (Eng.
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)Cranking (n.
Cranking motor
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)Crankshaft (Eng.
Crankshaft
)bearing (Eng.
Crankshaft
)housing (Eng.
Crankshaft journal
)(Eng.
Crankshaft sweep
)(Eng.
)Cranky (adj.
)Crannied (adj.
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)Crater lip (Geol.
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value (Elec. Eng.)
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Eng.)
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Eng.)
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)(Eng.
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)(n.
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bedding (Geol.)
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criteria)
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attack (Aero.)
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compression
pressure (Eng.)
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compression ratio
(Eng.)
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voltage (Elec. Eng.)
Critical coupling
(Radio.)
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(Phys.)
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number (Aero.)
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(Phys.)
Critical resistance
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Critical size (Phys.)
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(Eng.)
Critical state
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Critical
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Critical viscosity
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Critical voltage
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Critical volume
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Critical wavelength
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Crockery (n.)
Crocodile (Zool.)
Crocodile clip
Crocodile shears
(Eng.)
Crocodile spanner
(Eng.)
Crocodile squeezer
(Eng.)
Crocoite (or
crocoisite) (Min.)
Crocus (Chem.)

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Crocus cloth (Eng.)

Crocus martis
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Crook (n.)

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)Crooked (adj.
Crooked hole (Pet.
)Eng.
Crookes dark
)space (Phys.
Crookes
)radiometer (Phys.
Crookes tube
)(Phys.
)Crop (Geol.

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)Crop (Zool.
Crop dusting
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Crop rotation
)(Agric.
)Cropper (n.
)Cropping (Met.
Cross-ampere)turns (Elec. Eng.
)Cross-axle (Eng.
Cross-bar switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Cross-bearing
)(Surv.
Cross-bedding
)(Geol.
Cross-blast oil
circuit-breaker
)(Elec. Eng.

= Cross-bracing
counter bracing
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Cross-connection
)field (Teleph.

Cross-cut
Cross-cut chisel
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Cross-cut(ting) saw
)(Carp.
)Cross-cutting (n.
Cross-examination
Cross-feed
)mechanism (Eng.
Cross-feed valve
)(Eng.
Cross-feed valve
)(Eng.
Cross-fertilization
)(Biol.
= Cross-frogs
Crossings
)(Railways
Cross-grained float
)(Build.
Cross-grained
)timber (Carp.

Cross-head gib
)(Eng.

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Cross-over
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Cross-over
)distortion (Radio.
Cross-over filter
)(Radio.
Cross-over
)frequency (Phys.
Cross-pane
hammer
Cross-point screw
)driver (Eng.
)Cross-question (v.
Cross-rail
)Cross-ratio (Maths.
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Cross-section
Cross-sectional
area
)Cross-shaft (Eng.
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attenuation
)(Teleph.
Cross-talk meter
)(Teleph.
)Cross-tie (Build.
)Cross-tree (Naut.
)Cross-valve (Eng.
Cross-vision mirror
Cross-wind
)(Meteor.
Cross-wind
)landing (Aero.
Cross-wind take
)off (Aero.
)Cross-wire (Eng.
Cross-wire bracing
)(Build.
)Cross (adj.
)Cross (n.
)Cross (v.

)Cross adit (Mining.

)Cross arm (Eng.
= Cross axis
quadrature axis
)(Elec. Eng.
Cross bar = Cross
)beam (Eng.

)Cross beam (Build.

Cross belt (Eng.)

Cross bending
Cross bit (Eng.)
Cross bolt (Eng.)
Cross coil antenna
(Radio.)
Cross connection
Cross course
(Geol.)
Cross crimp
Cross current
Cross effect
Cross fault (Geol.)
Cross feed (Eng.)
Cross field (Elec.
Eng.)
Cross filing (Eng.)
Cross fire (Teleph.)
Cross garnet
(Carp.)
Cross girder (Eng.)
Cross hatching
(Eng.)
Cross hatching
(Geol.)
Cross member
Cross modulation
(Radio.)
Cross
multiplication
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Cross pollination
)(Bot.
Cross reference
Cross slot
Cross spring
)Cross staff (Surv.
Cross street
)Crossbred (adj.
Crossed arm
)governor (Eng.
)Crossed belt (Eng.
)Crosshairs (Surv.
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Crossing angle
)(Railways.
Crossing plate
)(Railways
Crossing point
Crosspiece
)Crosswise (adv.
)Crotch (n.
Crotch centre
)(Eng.
Crotchet
)Crow (n.
Crows nest
Crowbar

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)Crowd (v.
Crown-block
)(Mech.
Crown-face pulley
)(Eng.
Crown-gate (Hyd.
)Eng.
)(n.
)(v.
glass
)saw (Carp.

Crown
Crown
Crown
Crown

)Crown wheel (Eng.

Crown, piston
)(Eng.
Crowned surface
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)Crucible (n.
)(Chem.
Crucible furnace
)(Met.
Crucible process
)(Met.
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Crude booster
)pumps (Pet. Eng.

Crude bottoms
(Pet. Eng.)
Crude distillation
unit (Chem.)
Crude metal (Met.)
Crude naphtha
(Chem.)
Crude oil (Chem.)
Crude oil analysis
(Chem.)
Crude oil gravity
test (Pet. Eng.)
Crude oil pipeline
(Pet. Eng.)
Crude oil
processing (Pet.
Eng.)
Crude oil
production (Pet.
Eng.)
Crude oil reserves
(Pet. Eng.)
Crude oil storage
tank (Pet. Eng.)
Crude oil, sour
(Pet. Eng.)
Crude oil, sweet
(Pet. Eng.)
Crude petroleum
(Chem.)
Crude rubber
Crude stabilizing
unit (Chem.)
Crude yellow scale

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Cruise (v.) (Aero.
)Naut.
)Cruiser (n.
Cruising altitude
)(Aero.
Cruising speed
)(Aero. Naut.
)Crumble (v.
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)Crumple (v.
)Crunode (Maths.
)Crup (Mining.
)Crush (n.
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Crusher
)Crusher rolls (Eng.
Crushing plates
Crushing strain
)(Eng.
Crushing strength
)(Eng.
Crushing stress
)(Eng.
Crushing test (Civ.
)Eng.
)Crust (n.

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)Crustal (adj.


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)deformation (Geol.
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Crutch handle
)Crux (n.
)Cryogen (n.
)Cryogenic (adj.
)(Phys.
Cryogenic fuel
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)Cryogenics (Phys.
)Cryolite (Chem.
Cryology

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Cryoscopic method

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)Cryostat (Eng.
Cryptocrystalline
mineral
)Cryptogam (Bot.
)Cryptogram (n.
)Cryptography (n.
)Crystal (adj.

Crystal (n.)
Crystal analysis
(Phys.)
Crystal boundaries
(Met.)
Crystal calibrator
(Radio.)
Crystal cell (Telev.)
Crystal control
(Radio.)
Crystal counter
(Phys.)
Crystal detector
(Radio.)
Crystal diode
(Radio.)
Crystal drive
(Radio.)
Crystal face
(Chem.)
Crystal filter
(Radio.)
Crystal form
Crystal frequency
multiplier (Radio.)
Crystal glass
(Chem.)
Crystal grating
(Phys.)
Crystal lamp (Elec.
Eng.)
Crystal lattice
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microphone
(Acous.)
Crystal optics
(Phys.)
Crystal oscillator
(Radio.)
Crystal pattern
(Chem.)
Crystal phasing
(Radio.)
Crystal pick-up
(Elec. Eng.)
Crystal rectifier
(Radio.)
Crystal selector
(Radio.)
Crystal set (Radio.)
Crystal structure
(Chem.)
Crystal symmetry
(Chem.)
Crystal system
(Chem.)
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Crystal triode
(Radio.)
Crystal varnish
(Photog.)
Crystal violet
(Chem.)
Crystal water
(Chem.)

Crystal, metallic
(Met.)
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(Chem.)
Crystal, twin
(Chem.)
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Crystalline lens
(Zool.)
Crystalline liquids
(Chem.)
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overgrowth
Crystalline rocks
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(Chem.)
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structure (Chem.)
Crystalline wax
(Geol.)
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Crystallite (Geol.)
Crystallizable (adj.)
Crystallization (n.)
Crystallization of
iron (Phys.)
Crystallization,
fractional (Chem.)
Crystallize (v.)
Crystalloegraphic
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Crystallographic
axis
)Crystallography (n.
)Crystalloid (adj.
)Crystalloid (n.
)Cs (cesium
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Cube unit
)Cubic (adj.
Cubic centimeter
Cubic coefficient
Cubic content
Cubic crystal
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Cubic curve
)(Maths.
Cubic equation
)(Maths.
Cubic expansion
)(Phys.
Cubic expression
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Cubic measure
Cubic meter
Cubic system
Cubic yard

Cubicle switchgear
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)Cubiform (adj.
)Cubism (n.
)Cuboid (adj.

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)Cuff (v.
)Culex (Zool.
)Cull (n.
)Cull (v.
Cullet
)Culm (n.
)Culminate (v.
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)(Astron.
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)Cultivate (v.
)Cultivation (n.
)Cultural (adj.
)Culture (Biol.
)Culture (n.

Culture (v.)
Culvert (n.)
Cumbersome (adj.)
Cumulate (v.)
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Cumulative (adj.)
Cumulative action
(Chem.)
Cumulative effect
(Chem.)
Cumulative errors
(Maths.)
Cumulative
production
Cumulative
rectification
(Radio.)
Cumulative
symbols (Maths.)
Cumuliform clouds
(Meteor.)
Cumulo-cirrus
(Meteor.)
Cumulo-nimbus
(Meteor.)
Cumulo-stratus
(Meteor.)
Cumulous (Adj.)
(Meteor.)
Cumulous (n.)
(Meteor.)
Cuneate (adj.)
Cuniform (adj.)

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)(Eng.
)Cup (n.
Cup centre
)Cup chuck (Eng.
Cup grease
)Cup head (Eng.
)Cup joint (Plumb.
)Cup leather (Eng.
Cup shake = ring
shake
Cup valve
)Cup wheel (Eng.
Cup, grease (Mech.
)Eng.
Cup, lubrication
Cupboard
Cupboard lock
)(Carp.
)Cupel (Met.
)Cupellation (Met.
)Cupola (Build.
Cupola furnace
)(Met.
)Cupped (adj.
Cuprammonium
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Cupreous
)=cuprous (Chem.
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Cupric chloride
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Cupric iodide
)(Chem.
)Cupric ion (Chem.
Cupricammonia
)(Chem.
)Cupriferous (adj.
)Cuprite (Min.
)Cupro-nickel (Met.
)Cuprous (adj.
)(Chem.
Cuprous chloride
)(Chem.
Cuprum = copper
)(Chem.
)Curable (adj.
)Curative (adj.
)Curative (n.
)Curator (n.
)Curb (n.
)Curb (v.
)Curb roof (Build.
)Curbing (n.
Curbstone
)Curd (n.
)Curd (v.

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)Cure (n.
)Cure (v.
)Curette (n.
)Curfew (n.
)Curie (Phys.
)Curie point (Phys.
)Curing (Chem.
)Curing (Civ. Eng.
)Curing (n.
Curing period (Civ.
)Eng.
)Curiosity (n.
)Curium (Cm
)(Chem.
)Curl (n.
)Curl (v.
Curly cannel
)Currency (n.
Current-carrying
capacity (Elec.
)Eng.
Current-collector
)(Elec. Eng.
Current-fender
)(Hyd. Eng.

Current-limiting
reactor (Elec. Eng.)
Currenttransformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Current (adj.)
Current (n.)
Current account
Current
amplification (Elec.
Eng.)
Current bedding
(Geol.)
Current carrying
loop (Elec. Eng.)
Current circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Current coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Current density
(Elec. Eng.)
Current
distribution box
Current efficiency
(Elec. Eng.)
Current element
(Phys.)
Current equalizer
(Elec. Eng.)
Current expenses
Current feedback
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Current generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Current intensity
(Elec. Eng.)
Current
intermitter =
Current
interrupter (Elec.
Eng.)
Current limiter
(Elec. Eng.)
Current meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Current meter
(Hyd.)
Current regulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Current relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Current resonance
(Elec. Eng.)
Current reverser
(Elec. Eng.)
Current sensitivity
(Elec. Eng.)
Current strength
Current supply
Current,
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(Elec. Eng.)
Current, charging
(Elec. Eng.)
Current,
circulating (Elec.
Eng.)
Current,
convection (Phys.)
Current, direct
(Elec. Eng.)
Current, earth
(Radio.)
Current, electric
(Phys.)
Current, feed
(Radio.)
Current, impulsive
(Elec. Comm.)
Current, induced
(Elec. Eng.)
Current, ionic
(Thermionics)
Currently (adv.)
Curriculum
Curried leather
Currier (n.)
Cursor (n.)
Cursory (adj.)
Curtail (v.)
Curtain (n.)
Curtain (v.)

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Curtate (adj.)
Curtate cycloid
(Maths.)
Curtate
epitrochoid
(Maths.)
Curtate
hypotrochoid
(Maths.)
Curtate trochoid
(Maths.)
Curvature (n.)
Curvature
correction (Surv.)
Curvature of a
circle (Maths.)
Curvature of field
(Opt.)
Curvature of
spectrum lines
(Light.)
Curve (n.)
Curve (v.)
Curve of expansion
(Phys.)
Curve of
intersection
(Maths.)
Curve of pursuit
Curve ranging
(Maths.)
Curve tracing

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)(Maths.
Curve, frequency
)(Maths.
Curved cut
Curved line
)(Maths.
Curved motion
)(Maths.
Curved surface
Curved well (Pet.
)Eng.
= Curvilineal
)Curvilinear (adj.
Curvilinear angle
)(Maths.
Curvilinear motion
)(Phys.
Curvometer
)Cusec (Hyd.
)Cushion (n.
)Cushion (v.
Cushion head (Civ.
)Eng.
Cushion steam
)(Eng.
Cushion, air
Cushion, steam
)(Eng.
)Cushioning (n.

Cushioning gasket
Cusp (n.)
Cuspate (adj.)
Cuspid (Med.)
Custodian (n.)

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Custom-made (adj.)
Custom (adj.)
Custom (n.)
Custom duty
Custom house (n.)
Customary (adj.)
Customer (n.)
Customs
Customs tariff
Cut-off (n.) (Eng.)
Cut-off and
forming die (Eng.)
Cut-off bias
(Thermionics)
Cut-off frequency
(Elec. Comm.)
Cut-off oil (or wet
oil) (Pet. Eng.)
Cut-off potential
(Thermionics)
Cut-off valve (Eng.)
Cut-off voltage
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Cut-out model
Cut-out switch
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)Cut (adj.
)Cut (n.
)Cut (v.
)Cut gears (Eng.
)Cut in (v.
)Cut of a file (Eng.
)Cut rate (n.
)Cutaneous (adj.
Cutback asphalt
)(Pet. Eng.
Cutback asphalt
)bitumen (Civ. Eng.
Cutback products
)(Pet. Eng.
)Cuticle (n.) (Biol.
)Cutin (Bot.
)Cutler (n.
)Cutlery (n.

)Cutlery steel (Met.

)Cutter-head (Carp.

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)Cutter bar (Eng.

Cutter bit (Eng.)

Cutter dredger
(Eng.)
Cutter holder
Cutter knife
Cutter loader
(Mining.)
Cutter stock (Pet.
Eng.)
Cutter, angular
Cutter, circular
Cutter, cylindrical
Cutter, diagonal
(Eng.)
Cutter, milling
(Eng.)
Cutters, pipe (Eng.)
Cutting-bench
Cutting-bit
Cutting-gauge
(Carp.)
Cutting-up
Cutting (n.)
Cutting (Pet. Eng.)
Cutting angle
Cutting blowpipe
(or torch)
Cutting compound
(Eng.)

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down (n.)
drift
edge
flame

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Cutting head (Eng.)

Cutting iron (Carp.)

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Cutting
Cutting
Cutting
Cutting
Cutting

Cutting
Cutting
(Eng.)
Cutting
(Eng.)
Cutting
Cutting
Cutting
(Carp.)
Cutting
(Eng.)
Cutting
(Eng.)
Cutting

list (Carp.)
machine
nippers
off (n.)
oil
plane
pliers
speed
stroke

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Cutting tools (Eng.)

Cutting torch (Eng.)

Cutting wheel
(Eng.)
Cutting, flame
(Eng.)
Cuttings

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)Cutwater (Naut.
= Cwt
hundredweight
Cyanamide,
)calcium (Chem.
)Cyanate (Chem.
Cyanic acid
)(Chem.
)Cyanidation (Met.
)Cyanide (Chem.
)Cyanide bath (Met.
Cyanide hardening
)(Met.
Cyanide,
)potassium (Chem.
)Cyaniding (Met.
Cyaniding vat
)(Met.
)Cyanin (Chem.
)Cyanogen (Chem.
Cybernetics
)Cycle (n.
)Cycle (v.
Cycle of erosion
)(Geol.

Cycle of operation
(Eng.)
Cycle per second
(Elec. Comm.)
Cycle timer (Elec.
Eng.)
Cycle, carbon
(Biol. Chem.)
Cycle, four-stroke
(Eng.)
Cycle, nitrogen
(Biol., Chem.)
Cyclic (adj.)
Cyclic compounds
(Chem.)
Cyclic curve
Cyclic
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Cyclic
magnetization
(Magn.)
Cyclic order
Cyclic phase (Phys.)
Cyclic polygon
(Maths.)
Cyclic
quadrilateral
(Maths.)
Cyclic reactions
(Chem.)
Cyclic stability
(Elec. Eng.)

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)(Geol.
Cyclical variations
)(Magn.
)Cycling (adj.
Cyclized rubbers
)(Chem.
= Cyclo-olefins
naphthenes
)(Chem.
)Cyclograph (Met.
)Cycloid (adj.
)Cycloid (n.
)(Maths.
Cycloidal gear
)(Eng.
Cycloidal teeth
)(Eng.
)Cyclometer (Eng.
)Cyclone (Eng.
)Cyclone (n.
Cyclone separator
)(Pet. Eng.
)Cyclopean (adj.
Cyclopean
)concrete (Civ. Eng.
)Cyclopedia (n.

Cyclostyle (n.)
Cyclostyle (v.)
Cyclotron
(Electronics. Phys.)
Cygnus (the Swan)
(Astron.)
Cylinder (Eng.
Maths.)
Cylinder assembly
(Eng.)
Cylinder barrel
(Eng.)
Cylinder base
(Eng.)
Cylinder bearing
(Eng.)
Cylinder bit (Carp.)
Cylinder block
Cylinder boiler
(Eng.)
Cylinder bore (Eng.)
Cylinder boring
machine (Eng.)
Cylinder
Cylinder
(Eng.)
Cylinder
(Eng.)
Cylinder
(Eng.)

cam (Eng.)
capacity
casing
clearance

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Cylinder cover
)(Eng.
Cylinder escape
)valve (Eng.
Cylinder flange
)(Eng.
Cylinder gauge
)(Eng.
Cylinder grinding
)(Eng.
Cylinder head
)(Eng.
Cylinder honing
)machine (Eng.
Cylinder jacket
)(Eng.
Cylinder lagging
)(Eng.
Cylinder lining (or
)liner) (Eng.
Cylinder lock
)(Carp.
Cylinder
)lubrication (Eng.
Cylinder mandrel
)(Eng.
Cylinder of
revolution

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)Cylinder ring (Eng.

Cylinder scoring
(Eng.)

Cylinder wall (Eng.)

Cylinder wear
(Eng.)

Cylinder, graduated
Cylinder, oxygen
Cylindrical (adj.)

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Cylindrical castiron prop (Mining.)

Cylindrical coordinates (Maths.)
Cylindrical core
Cylindrical drum
(Eng.)
Cylindrical flue
boiler (Eng.)
Cylindrical gauge
(Eng.)
Cylindrical lens
(Opt.)
Cylindrical nut
(Eng.)
Cylindrical
projection (Geog.)
Cylindrical spring
(Eng.)
Cylindrical surface
(Maths.)
Cylindrical tank
(Eng.)

Cylindrical ungula
(Maths.)
Cylindrical vault
(Arch.)
Cylindrical wave
(Phys.)
Cylindrical
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Cylindriform (adj.)
Cylindroconical
(adj.)
Cylindroid (n., adj.)
Cymbal (n.)
Cyme (Bot.)
Cymogene (Pet.
Eng.)
Cymometer (Elec.
Comm.)
Cymoscope (Elec.
Eng.)
Cypress (Bot.)
Cyst (Zool.)
Cytochemistry
Cytologist (n.)
Cytology (n.)
Cytolysis (Bot.)
Cytoplasm (n.)
(Biol.)
D-bit (Eng.)
DArsonval
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)

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)Dabble (v.
)Dacron (Chem.
)Dadding (Mining.
)Dado (Arch.
)Dado (v.
)Dado joint (Carp.
)Daedaleous (adj.
)(Bot.
)Dagger (n.
)Dagger (Typog.
)Daily (adj., adv.
Daily average
production
Daily flow
Daily inspection
Daily output
Daily report
Daily variation
Daily wage
Dairy
)Dale (Geol.
Dalton computer
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Daltons atomic
theory
Daltons law

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)Chem.
)Daltonism (Med.
)Dam (Civ. Eng.
)Dam (v.
Dam, retention
)(Civ. Eng.
)Damage (n.
)Damage (v.
Damage
assessment
Damaging stress
)(Phys., Eng.
Damascus steel
)(Met.
Damp-proofing
)(Build.
)Damp (adj.
)Damp (n.
)Damp (v.
Damp air
)Damp proof (adj.
)Damped (adj.
Damped balance
Damped current
)(Elec. Eng.
Damped
impedance (Elec.
)Eng.

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Damped vibration
Damped waves
)(Radio.
)Dampen (v.
Dampener (Elec.
)Eng.
Dampener,
)pulsation (Eng.
Dampening (Elec.
)Eng.
Damper (Eng.
)Mech.
)Damper (Eng.
Damper plate
)(Eng.
Damper regulator
)(Eng.
Damper weight
)(Eng.
Damper winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Damper, friction
)(Eng.
Damper, vibration
)(Eng.
Damping (Elec.
)Eng.
Damping adjusting
)screw (Eng.

Damping aperiodic
(Phys.)
Damping capacity
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping
coefficient (or
factor) (Elec. Phys.)
Damping coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Damping constant
(Phys.)
Damping device
Damping diode
(Phys.)
Damping down
(Eng.)
Damping grid
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping magnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping moment
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Damping
suspension (Elec.
Eng.)
Damping test
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping tube
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(Eng.)
Damping winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping, critical
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping, degree
of (Elec. Comm.)
Damping, magnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Damping, spark
(Eng.)
Dampness (n.)
Damposcope
(Mining.)
Dan (Mining.)
Dan buoy
Dandy (Mining.)
Danger
Danger area (or
space or zone)
Dangerous (adj.)
Dangerous
structure (Build.)
Dangle (v.)
Daniell cell (Elec.
Eng.)
Daniell hygrometer
(Phys.)
Danks = bony coal
(Mining.)
Danty (Mining.)

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)Dark (adj.
Dark adaptation
Dark chamber (or
)room
Dark cherry heat
)(Met.
Dark conduction
)(Phys.
Dark current (Elec.
)Eng. Phys.
Dark discharge
)(Thermionics
Dark field
Dark lamp method
of synchronizing
)(Elec. Eng.
Dark line
)spectrum (Phys.
Dark oils
Dark orange heat
)(Met.
Dark reaction
)(Chem. Bot.
Dark red heat
)(Met.
Dark resistance
)(Elec. Eng. Phys.
Dark room (or
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Dark space
)Dark spot (Telev.
)Darken (v.
Darkening
)Darkness (n.
)Darn (v.
Darning needle
)Dart (n.
)Dart (v.
)Dart valve (Eng.
Darwinian theory
)(Biol.
Dash-and-dot line
)Dash-pot (Eng.
)Dash (n.
)Dash (v.
Dash coil (Elec.
)Eng.
)Dash panel (Eng.
Dashboard = dash
)panel (Eng.
Dashed line
Dasymeter (Phys.,
)Eng.
)Data (pl. of datum
Data card
Data logger (Elec.
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)Date (n.
)Date (v.
)Date line (Geog.
Date line,
international
)(Geog.
)(pl. data
horizon
)line (Surv.
plane
point

Datum
Datum
)(Surv.
Datum
Datum
)(Surv.
Datum

)Daub (v.
)Dauber (Mining.
)Daubing (Build.
)Daughter cell (Biol.
Daughter element
)(Phys.
Davis apparatus
)Davit (Naut.
Davy lamp
)(Mining.
)Dawdle (v.
)Dawn (n.
)Dawn (v.
Day-bed

Day-shift
Day (n.)
Day labourer
Day, mean solar
Day, sidereal
Daylight
Daylight factor
(Civ. Eng.)
Daylight saving
time
Daylight, artificial
(Illum.)
Daywork (Civ. Eng.)
Dazzle (n.)
Dazzle (v.)
Dazzling white
DC (abbrev. For
direct current)
(Elec. Eng.)
DDt (Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane)
(Chem.)
De-aerate (v.)
De-aerated water
De-aeration (n.)
De-aerator (Eng.)
De-asphalting (n.)
De-center (or decentre) (v.)
De-clutch (Mech.)

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automatic (Mech.)
De-coupling (Elec.
Comm.)
De-coupling (Mech.)
De-emphasis (n.)
De-energize (v.)
De-icer = anticer
(Aero.)
De-icer system
(Aero.)
De-icing (Aero.)
De-icing fluid
(Aero.)
De-scaler
De-scaling (Eng.)
De-watering (Civ.
Eng.)
De Broglie
equation (Phys.)
De Broglie waves
(Phys.)
De facto (adj.)
De Laval turbine
(Eng.)
Deaccentuator
(Elec. Comm.)
Deacidizing (Chem.)
Deacon process
(Chem.)
Deactivate (v.)
(Chem.)

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Dead-beat (Elec.
Eng.)

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Dead-beat compass

Dead-beat
discharge (Elec.
Eng.)

Dead-beat
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)

Dead-beat
instrument

Dead-centre
(Mech.)

Dead-centre,
bottom (Eng.)

Dead-centre, top
(Eng.)

Dead-end coils
(Elec. Eng.)

Dead-end effect
(Radio.)

Dead-end floor (or
) ( )
wall) (Build.)
(
Dead-end switch
(Radio.)

Dead-end tower =
terminal tower
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(Elec. Eng.)
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switchboard (Elec.
)Eng.
Dead-smooth file
)(Eng.
Dead-weight safety)valve (Eng.
)Dead (Acous.
)Dead (adj.
)Dead (Elec. Eng.
)Dead air (Phys.
Dead angle (Mech.
)Eng.
)Dead axle (Eng.
Dead calm
Dead centre lathe
)(Eng.
Dead coil (Elec.
)Eng.

)Dead colour (Paint.

Dead conductor
)(Elec. Eng.

Dead dipping
)(Elec. Eng.

Dead earth (Elec.
)Eng.

Dead end
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)Dead end (Eng.
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Dead ground (Elec.
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)(Mining.
)Dead head (Eng.
)Dead hole (Eng.
)Dead knot (Carp.
)Dead level (adj.
)Dead lime (Chem.
Dead load (or
)weight) (Build.
Dead matter
)(Typog.
Dead point = dead
centre
Dead reckoning
)(Naut.
Dead reckoning
computer (Aero.,
)Naut.
Dead roasting
)(Met.
)Dead room (Acous.
)Dead shore (Carp.
Dead short (Elec.
)Eng.
Dead silence
Dead sound
= Dead sounding
)pugging (Build.
Dead space
)Dead spindle (Eng.
)Dead spots (Acous.







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Dead stick landing
)(Aero.
Dead stop end
)point (Chem.
Dead storage
)Dead time (Phys.
Dead volcano
)(Geol.
)Dead water (Eng.
Dead weight
)(Build.
Dead weight
)capacity (Eng.
Dead weight
pressure-gauge
)(Eng.
Dead well (Pet.
)Eng.
Dead wire (Elec.
)Eng.
)Deaden (v.
)Deadlight (Naut.
Deadline
)Deadlock (n.
)Deadly (adj.
Deadwood
)Deaf-mute (adj.
)Deaf aid (Acous.
)Deafen (v.

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)Deafening (n.
)(Acous.
Deafness
)Deal (Carp.
)Deal (n.
)Deal (v.
)Deal frame (Carp.
)Dealkylate (v.
Deamination
)(Chem.
Dean & Stark
)apparatus (Chem.
)Deashing (n.
Deassimilation
)(Bot.
)Death point (Biol.
Death rate
Death rays
= Deazotification
denitrification
)(Chem.
)Debacle (Meteor.
)Debacle (v.
)Debar (v.
)Debark (v.
Debarkation

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)Debate (v.
Debenture
Debit balance
Debit side
Debriefing
)Debris (Geol.
Debris fall
Debris glacier
)(Geol.
Debris slide (Civ.
)Eng.
Debromination
)(Chem.
Debt
)Debunching (Phys.
)Debut (n.
Debutanizer
)(Chem.
Decade plan
)Decade (n.
Decade counter
)tube (Phys.
Decade resistance
)box (Elec. Eng.
Decade scaler
)(Phys.
Decade unit (Elec.
)Eng.

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)decadency
)Decagon (Maths.
)Decagonal (adj.
)(Maths.
Decagram
)Decahedral (adj.
)(Maths.
Decahedron
)(Maths.
)Decalage (Aero.
Decalcification
)(Med., Chem.
Decalcomania
Decalescenece
)(Met. Phys.
Decalitre
Decameter
)Decant (v.) (Chem.
Decantation
)(Chem.
Decantation tank
)(Chem.
)Decanter (Chem.
)Decarbonize (v.
)(Eng.
)Decarbonizer (Eng.
Decarburization
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)(Chem.
)Decastyle (Arch.
Decay-resistant
)(adj.
)Decay (n.
)Decay (v.
Decay
characteristic(Phys.
)
Decay coefficient
)(Phys.
Decay constant
)(Phys.
= Decay factor
damping factor
)(Elec. Comm.
Decay of
luminescence
)(Phys.
Decay of waves
)Decay rate (Phys.
Decay, radioactive
)(Phys.
)Decelerate (v.
Decelerating
)electrode (Phys.
Deceleration
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Deceleration test
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December
Decentralization
)Decentralize (v.
Deception, visual
)Dechlorinate (v.
Dechlorination
)(Chem.
DeciDeciare
Decibel (Elec.
)Comm.
)Decide (v.
Deciduous foliage
)(Bot.
Deciduous trees
)(Bot.
Decigram
Decilitre
)Decimal (adj.
)Decimal (n.
Decimal candle
)(Illum.
Decimal equivalent
Decimal fractions
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Decimal
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numeration
)(Maths.
Decimal point
)(Maths.
Decimal scale
)(Maths.
Decimal system
)(Maths.
Decimalization
)(Maths.
)Decimalize (v.
)(Maths.
)Decimals (Maths.
Decimeter
Decimetric waves
)(Phys.
Decineper (Elec.
)Eng.
Decinormal
)solution (Chem.

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)Decipher (v.
)Decision (n.
)Decisive (adj.
Decisive factor
)Deck (n.) (Naut.
)Deck beam (Naut.
Deck bridge
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)Deck line (Naut.
)Deck pillar (Naut.

Deck plating
)(Naut.
Deck, control
Deck, lower

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)Decking (n.

)Declaration (n.

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Declared efficiency
)(Elec. Eng.
)Declinate (adj.
)(Bot.
Declination
)(Astron.
)Declination (Phys.
Declination axis
)(Astron.
Declination circle
)(Astron.
Declination
)compass (Magn.
Declination of
)needle (Magn.
Declination,
)compass (Magn.
Declination,
)magnetic (Magn.
)Declinator (n.

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)Decline (v.
Decline curve
)(Mining.
Decline, pressure
)(Phys.
Declined stripes
)(Geol.
Declinometer
)(Elec. Eng.
)Declivitous (adj.
Declivity
)Decoct (v.
)Decoction (Chem.
)Decode (v.
)Decoding (n.
Decoherer = anti)coherer (Radio.
Decoking (Pet.
)Eng.

)Decollement (Geol.

)Decollement (Med.
= Decolorate
)decoloured (Bot.
)Decolour (v.
Decolourant (n.,
)adj.
Decolouration
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decolorize (v.)
Decolourizing
carbon (Chem.)
Decomposable
(adj.)
Decompose (v.)
Decomposed (adj.)
Decomposers (n.)
(Biol.)
Decomposition
(Chem. Light. Elec.)
Decomposition
inhibitor (Chem.)
Decomposition
point (Chem.)
Decomposition
potential (Chem.)
Decomposition
voltage (Elec. Eng.)
Decomposition,
chemical
Decomposition,
electrolytic (Chem.)
Decomposition,
sensitized (Chem.)
Decompress (v.)
Decompression (n.)
Decompression
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Decontaminant (n.)

Decontaminate (v.)
Decontaminating
agent
Decontaminating
solution
Decontamination
(n.)
Decontamination
apparatus
Decopper (v.)
(Chem.)
Decoppering (n.)
(Met.)

Decoppering agent
Decorate (v.)
Decorated (adj.)
(Bot.)
Decoration (n.)
Decorative (adj.)
Decorative lighting
(Illum.)
Decorator (n., adj.)
Decortication (n.)
(Biol.)
Decoupling filter
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)Decoy (n.
)Decoy (v.
)Decrease (n.
)Decrease (v.
)Decreasing (adj.
)Decree (n.
)Decrement (n.
)(Eng.
Decrement method
Decrement,
logarithmic
)(Maths.
)Decremeter (Radio.
Decrepitation
)(Chem.
Decumbent
)Decurved (adj.
)Decussate (adj.
)Dedendum (Eng.
Dedendum circle
)(Eng.
)Deduce (v.
)Deduct (v.
)Deduction (n.
)Deductive (adj.
)Deed (n.


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Deep-sea platform
)(Geol.
)Deep-seated (adj.
Deep-water line
)(Naut.
Deep-well pump
)(Eng.
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Deep borer
Deep compaction
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Deep drawing
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Deep drilling (Pet.
)Eng.
Deep etching
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Deep mining
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proportions, law of
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Deflagrating spoon
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Deflagration
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Deflagrator (Elec.
)Eng.
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)Deflect (v.
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Deflected well (Pet.
)Eng.
)Deflecting (adj.
Deflecting cam
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Deflecting coil
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Deflecting
electrode (Phys.)
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Deflecting magnet
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Deflecting plates
(Eng.)
Deflecting voltage
(Phys.)
Deflecting yoke
(Telev.)
Deflection
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(Surv.)
Deflection
compass (Eng.
Magn.)
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correction (Magn.)
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difference (Magn.)
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Deflection down
Deflection error
Deflection
indicator (Eng.)
Deflection
micrometer (Eng.)
Deflection of bore
hole (Civ. Eng.)
Deflection of
magnetic needle
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pointer
Deflection scale
Deflection screw
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Deflection up
Deflection, base
(Eng.)
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electrostatic (Elec.
Eng.)
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magnetic (Phys.)
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sensitivity (Radio)
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Deflectometer
(Eng.)
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Eng.)
Deflector brattice
(Mining.)
Deflector coil
(Phys.)
Deflector plate
(Phys.)
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potential (Phys.)
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texture (Geol.)
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contemporaneous
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Deformeter (Eng.)
Deforming test
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Degassing station
Degassing tower
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Degaussing (Elec.
)Eng.
Degaussing girdle
)(Elec. Eng.
)Degeneracy (Eng.
)Degenerate (adj.
)Degenerate (v.
Degenerated curve
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Degenerated gas
)(Phys.
Degenerated
)surface (Maths.
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Degeneration
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)Degrade (v.
)Degrading (adj.
)Degras (Chem.
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Degreaser
)Degree (n.
)Degree (Phys.
Degree Baume
)(Chem. Phys.
Degree Centigrade
)(C ) (Phys.
Degree day
)(Meteor.
Degree Fahrenheit
)( F
)Degree Kelvin ( K
)(Phys.
Degree of accuracy
)(Eng.
Degree of an
)equation (Maths.
Degree of bank
)(Civ. Eng.
Degree of
compaction (Civ.
)Eng.
Degree of damping
)(Elec. Eng.

Degree of
dispersion (Phys.)
Degree of
dissociation
(Chem.)
Degree of fluidity
(Phys.)
Degree of freedom
(Chem., Phys.)
Degree of hardness
(Met.)
Degree of
hydrolysis (Chem.)
Degree of
ionization (Chem.)
Degree of latitude
(Astron.)
Degree of
longitude (Astron.)
Degree of
modulation (Elec.
Eng.)
Degree of moisture
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Degree of precision
(Eng.)
Degree of
saturation (Chem.)
Degree of
sensitiveness
Degree of
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wheelgrip (Eng.)
Degree Rankine (
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R) (Phys.)
Degum (v.)
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Dehumidification
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Dehumidifier
Dehumidify (v.)
Dehydrate (v.)
(Chem.)
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(Chem.)
Dehydrated oil
(Chem.)
Dehydrated tar
(Chem. Pet. Eng.)
Dehydrating agent
(Chem.)
Dehydration
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Dehydration plant
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Dehydrator
Dehydrator,
centrifugal (Eng.)
Dehydrogenase
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Dehydrogenation
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Deionization
potential
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Deionization time
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Deisobutanizer
)(Pet. Eng.
Dejection cone
)(Geol.
DekaDekalitre
Dekametre
Dekametric waves
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)Dekatron (Phys.
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Delay (Elec.
)Comm.
)Delay (n.
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Delay action
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Delay action
detonator
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exploder
Delay blasting cap
Delay cable (Elec.
Eng.)
Delay circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Delay distortion
(Telev.)
Delay element
(Elec.)
Delay envelope =
envelope delay =
group retardation
Delay envelope =
group delay (Radio.
Elec. Eng.)
Delay equalizer
(Elec. Eng.)
Delay line (Acous.)
Delay network
(Elec. Comm.)
Delay period (Eng.)
Delay time (Eng.)
Delay, phase (Elec.
Eng.)
Delayed-action
mechanism (Eng.)
Delayed-action
pump (Eng.)
Delayed (adj.)
Delayed action

Delayed action
fuse (Mil.)
Delayed automatic
gain control
(Radio.)
Delayed automatic
volume control
(Radio.)
Delayed coking
(Chem.)
Delayed explosion
Delayed fission
neutrons (Phys.)
Delayed ignition
(Eng.)
Delayed opening
(Aero.)
Delayed radiation
effects (Phys.)
Delayed response
Delaying action
Delegate (n.)
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Delete (v.) (Typog.)
Deleterious gases
(Mining.)
Deletion (Typog.)
Delf (Mining.)
Deliberate (adj.)
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Deliberation

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Delineation
Delineation well
Delinquency
)Delinquent (adj.
)Deliquesce (v.
Deliquescence
)(Bot. Chem.
)Deliquescent (adj.
)(Chem.
)Delirium (Med.
)Deliver (v.
Deliverance
Delivery
Delivery order
Delivery book
Delivery car
Delivery head (of a
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Delivery meter

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point
pressure
pump
regulator
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Delivery
Delivery
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Delivery
Delivery
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Delivery
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Delivery

)Delivery tube (Eng.

Delivery valve
)(Eng.
Delivery van
Delphinus (The
)Dolphin) (Astron.
)Delta (Geol.
Delta connection
)(Elec. Eng.
Delta deposit
)(Geol.
)Delta iron (Met.
)Delta metal (Met.
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Delta potential
)(Elec. Eng.
Delta rays
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Delta star
connection

Delta three-phase
system (Elec. Eng.)
Delta wing (Aero.)
Deltaic deposits
(Geol.)
Deltoid (Bot. Zool.)
Delude (v.)
Deluge
Delusion
Delustered (adj.)
Delustrant (n.)
Deluxe (adj.)
Delve (v.)
Delving (Mining.)
Demagnetization
(Elec. Eng.)
Demagnetization
curve (Elec. Eng.)
Demagnetize (v.)
(Magn.)
Demagnetizing
current (Elec. Eng.)
Demal solution
(Chem.)
Demand (n.)
Demand (v.)
Demand factor
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Demand indicator
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current limiter
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Demand loan
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Demand meter
)(Elec. Eng.
Demand rate (Elec.
)Eng.
Demand service
)(Teleph.
Demand working
)(Teleph.
)Demarcate (v.
Demarcation
)Demerit (n.
Demethanization
)(Chem.
Demi)Demifacet (Zool
Demijohn
Demilitarization
)(Mil.
)Demilitarize (v.
)Demilitarized (adj.
)Demilunar (adj.
Demining
Demister
Demobilization
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Demodulation
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Demodulator
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Demography
)Demolish (v.
)Demolition (n.
Demolition
explosive
Demolition set
)Demonstrate (v.
Demonstrate action
Demonstrate flight
)(Aero.
Demonstration
Demoralization
)Demoralize (v.
)Demote (v.
)Demount (v.
)Demountable (adj.
Demountable valve
)(Elec. Eng.
Demounting
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Demulsification
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value
)Demulsifier (Chem.
)Denary (adj.
)(Maths.
Denary scale
)(Maths.
Denaturalization
)(Chem.
Denaturant
)(Chem.
Denaturation
)(Chem.
)Denature (v.
Denatured alcohol
)(Chem.
Denaturing agent
)(Chem.
= Dendrical
)dendriform (Biol.
)Dendrite (Met.
)Dendrite (Zool.
)Dendritic (Bot.
)Dendrolite (Geol.
)Dengue (Med.
)Denial (n.
)Denitriding (Met.
Denitrification
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)Denitrify (v.
Denitrifying
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Denominate
)number (Maths.
Denominate unit
Denomination
Denominator
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)Denote (v.
)Denounce (v.
)Dense (adj.
Dense concrete
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Dense medium
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)Densimeter (Phys.

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Densitometer
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)Density (n.) (Phys.

Density bottle
)(Phys.
Density meter
)(Phys.
Density
)modulation (Radio.

Density of
electricity (Elec.)
Density of grouping
Density of
population
Density ratio
Density, absolute
Density, air
Density, apparent
(Phys.)
Density,
determination of
(Chem.)
Density,
limiting(Chem.)
Density, magnetic
(Magn.)
Density, normal
(Chem.)
Density, optical
(Opt.)
Density,
photographic
Density, relative
(Phys.)
Density, standard
(Phys.)
Density, vapour
(Phys.)
Dent (n.)
Dent (v.)
Dent gauge
micrometer (Eng.)

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Dental socket
(Geol.)
Dentate (Biol.)
Dentation (n.)
Dentiform (Biol.)
Dentin (or dentine)
(Biol.)
Dentist
Dentition (Zool.)
Dentoid (adj.) (Biol.)
Denudate (or
denude) (v.)
Denudation (Bot.,
Geol.)
Denuded (adj.)
(Biol.)
Denuded (Geol.)
Denunciation (n.)
Deodorant =
deodorizer (San.
Eng.)
Deodorize (v.)
Deoiling (Chem.)
Deoxidation
(Chem.)
Deoxidize (v.)
(Chem.)
Deoxidized copper
(Met.)
Deoxidizer (Chem.)

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addition (Chem.)
Deoxygenation
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Depart (v.)
Department
Departure (n.)
Depend (v.)
Dependable (adj.)
Dependence
(Maths.)
Dependent (adj.)
Dependent contract
Dependent station
Dependent
variable (Maths.)
Dephased (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Dephaser (Elec.
Eng.)
Dephasing (Elec.
Eng.)
Dephlegmation
(Chem.)
Dephlegmator (Pet.
Eng.)
Dephosphoration
(Chem.)
Dephosphorization
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Dephosphorize (v.)

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)Depigmentation (n.
)Depilate (v.
)Depilation (n.
Depilatories
)(Chem.
)Deplanate (adj.
)(Bot.
)Deplane (v.
)Deplete (v.
Depleted material
)(Phys.
Depleted stock
Depleted well (Pet.
)Eng.
)Depletion (n.
)Deploy (v.
Depolarization
)(Chem. Elec. Eng.
Depolarization
)(Chem.
Depolarization,
electrolytic (Chem.
)Elec. Eng.
)Depolarize (v.
)(Chem.
)Depolarize (v.
)(Elec.
)Depolarizer (Elec.
Depolymerisate
)(n.) (Chem.
)Deport (v.

Deportment
Deposit (n.)
Deposit (v.)
Deposit, eolian
(Geol.)
Depositary (n.)
Deposited metal
(Met.)
Depositing bath
(Elec. Eng.)
Depositing cell
(Elec. Eng.)
Depositing of
concrete
Deposition (Geol.)
Deposition
efficiency (Met.)
Deposition
potential (Elec.)
Depository (n.)
Deposits, alluvial
(Geol.)
Deposits,
carbonaceous
(Chem.)
Deposits, offshore
(Geol.)
Deposits, oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Deposits, onshore
(Geol.)
Deposits,
subterranean
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Depreciate (v.)
Depreciation
Depreciation factor
Depreserve (v.)
Depress (v.)
Depressant (adj.)
Depressant, pour
point (Phys.)
Depressant,
surface tension
(Phys.)
Depressed (adj.)
Depressed (Geol.)
Depression
Depression limit
stop
Depression of
equation (Maths.)
Depression of
freezing point
(Phys.)
Depression, angle
of (Astron.)
Depressor (Elec.
Eng.)
Depressor (Zool.)
Depressor muscle
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transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Deprivation
Deprive (v.)
Depropanizer
(Chem.)
Depth-adjusting
mechanism (Eng.)
Depth

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Depth finder
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Depth gauge (Eng.)

Depth indicator

Depth of cut (Eng.)

Depth of definition
(Photog.)
Depth of
engagement (Eng.)
Depth of field
(Photog.)
Depth of focus
(Photog.)
Depth of
hardening (Met.)
Depth of
modulation (Radio.)

Depth of
penetration (Radio.)
Depth of thread
(Eng.)
Depth of tooth
(Eng.)
Depth perception
Depth perspective
(Acous.)
Depth screw (Eng.)
Depth sounder
(Naut.)
Depth, moulded
(Naut.)
Depth, sea-bed
(Naut.)
Depthometer
Deputy
Derailment
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Derelict (n., adj.)
Dereliction

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Derivative (adj.)
Derivative (n.)
(Maths.)

Derivatives,
preparation of
(Chem.)
Derive (v.)
Derived circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Derived current
(Elec. Eng.)
Derived fossils
(Geol.)
Derived function
(Maths.)
Derived industry
Derived units
(Elec. Eng.)
Dermal (Med.)
Dermatology (Med.)
Dermis = derm
(Zool.)
Derrick (Build. Civ.
Eng.)
Derrick barge
Derrick barrel
(Eng.)
Derrick brace
(Eng.)
Derrick crane (Civ.
Eng.)
Derrick drill (Civ.
Eng.)
Derrick floor
Derrick type crane
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crane (Eng.)
Desalting (Chem.)
Desalting plant
(Eng.)
Desand (v.)
Descend (v.)
Descending (adj.)
Descending current
Descending order
Descending powers
(Maths.)
Descending stroke
(Eng.)
Descent (n.)
Descent of piston
(Mech.)
Descent speed
(Aero.)
Describe (v.)
Describent (Geom.)
Description
Descriptive (adj.)
Descriptive
astronomy
Descriptive
geometry (Maths.)
Descriptive list
Desegmentation
(Biol.)
Desensitization
Desensitize (v.)
Desert (adj.)

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Desert climate
Deserted
Desertion
Deserve
)Desiccant (Chem.
)Desiccate (v.
)Desiccated (adj.
Desiccation (Phys.,
)Chem.
Desiccator (Phys.,
)Chem.
)Design (n.
)(v.
features
)load (Eng.
operation

Design
Design
Design
Design
)(Eng.

)Design power (Eng.

Design principles
Design weight
Design, basic
)Designate (v.
Designation
)Designed (adj.
Designer
Desilication
Desiliconization
)(Met.
)Desiliconize (v.

)Desilver (v.
Desilverization
)(Met.
)Desilverized (adj.
)Desired (adj.
)Desizing (n.
Desk

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)Deslag (v.) (Met.
)Desludge (v.
)(Mining.

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)Despatch (n.
= Despatch
)dispatch (v.
Desquamation
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)Destitute (adj.
)Destitution (n.
)Destroy (v.
Destroyer
)Destruct (n.) (Aero.
Destruct, willful
)Destructible (adj.

Destruction (n.)
Destruction limit
Destructive (adj.)
Destructive
alkylation (Pet.
Eng.)
Destructive
distillation (Chem.)
Destructive
interference (Phys.)
Destructive test
(Eng.)
Destructor (Civ.
Eng.)
Desulfurize =
desulphurize (v.)
Desulphurization
(Met. Chem.)
Desulphurization,
catalytic (Chem.)
Desulphurizer
(Chem.)
Desulphurizing
unit (Chem.)
Desuperheater
(Eng.)
Desurfacing (n.)
Desurger (Elec.
Eng.)
Detach (v.)
Detachable-key
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Detachable bit
(Mining.)
Detachable
coupling (Eng.)
Detachable cover
(Eng.)
Detachable
cylinder head (Eng.)
Detachable engine
mount (Eng.)
Detachable
equipment (Eng.)
Detachable parts
Detached (adj.)
Detached
coefficients (Maths.)
Detached contact
(Auto., Teleph.)
Detaching hook
(Eng.)
Detaching roller
Detachment
Detachment,
security
Detail
Detail
Detail
Detail
Detail

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Detailed plan
Details
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)Detar (Chem.

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= Detector
demodulator
)(Radio.
Detector coefficient
)(Radio.
Detector probe
)(Radio.
Detector valve (or
)tube) (Radio.
Detector,
electrolytic
Detector, leakage
)(Eng.
)Detent (Mech.
Detent handle
Detention
)Detergent (adj., n.
Detergent
)additives (Chem.
Detergent oil

Detergent,
synthetic (Chem.)
Detergents (Chem.)
Deteriorate (v.)
Deterioration
Deterioration of
emission (Phys.)
Determinant (adj.)
Determinant (n.)
(Maths.)
Determinate (adj.)
Determinate
equation (Maths.)
Determination
Determination of
direction
Determine
Deterrent (adj., n.)
Detersive =
detergent (adj.)
Detin (v.) (Chem.)
Detinning (Met.)
Detonate (v.)
Detonating (adj.)
Detonating flame
Detonating fuse
Detonating gas
Detonation (Eng.)
Detonation
inhibitor (Chem.)
Detonator

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Detonator,
electrical
Detorsion bar
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Detriment
Detrimental
heating
)Detrital (adj.
)(Geol.
Detrital minerals
)(Geol.
Detrital sediments
)(Geol.
)Detrition (Geol.
)Detritus (Geol.
Detritus tank (Civ.
)Eng.
)Detruck (v.
)Detrude (v.
)Detune (v.
)Detuning (Radio.
Deuteric changes
)(Geol.
Deuterium (Chem.,
)Phys.
Deuterium oxide
)(Chem., Phys.
Deuteron (Chem.,
)Phys.
Deuteropores
)(Geol.

Deval attrition test

(Eng.)
Devaluate =
devalue (v.)
Devarda alloy
Devastate (v.)
Devastation
Develop (v.)
Developed area
(Pet. Eng.)
Developed
countries
Developed dyes
(Chem.)
Developed well
(Pet. Eng.)
Developer (Photog.)
Developing
(Photog.)
Developing agent
(Photog.)
Developing out
paper (Photog.)
Developing skills
Development (Bot.,
Photog.)
Development of
surface
Development plan
Devexity (Civ. Eng.)

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Deviated well (Pet.
Eng.)
Deviation (Naut.,
Maths.)
Deviation angle
Deviation card
Deviation scale
Deviation
sensibility

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Deviation, absolute
Deviation, angular

Deviation, azimuth
Deviation, lateral
Deviation,
magnetic (Phys.)
Deviation, mean
Deviation,
minimum (Phys.)
Deviation, relative

Deviation, standard
Deviation, vertical
Device
Device, adjusting
Device, alarm
Device, ballistic
computing
Device, computing
Device, locking
Device, safety
Device, timing

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)Devil (Meteor.
)Devil (Plumb.
)Devilling (Build.
)Devise (v.
Devitrification
)(Geol.
)Devitrify (v.
Devonian epoch (or
)period) (Geol.
)Devote (v.
)Dew-point (Phys.
Dew-point meter
)(Phys.
)Dew (Meteor.
)Dewar flask (Phys.
)Dewater (v.
Dewaxed oil (Pet.
)Eng.
Deweeding oil
)(Agric.
Dewxing
Dexterity
Dextral = dextrorse
)(adj.
)Dextral fault (Geol.
)Dextrin (Chem.
Dextrose = d)glucose (Chem.
)Dextrotatory (adj.
)(Light.

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)(Chem.
)Dcor (n.
di)Diabase (Geol.
Diabasic texture
)(Geol.
)Diabetes (Med.
Diacaustic
)Diactinic (adj.
Diad
)Diad axis (Geol.
Diads of points
)(Maths.
)Diagnose (v.
)Diagnosis (n.
Diagnostic
)characters (Zool.
)Diagonal (adj.
)Diagonal (n.
Diagonal bracing
Diagonal cutters
)(or pliers) (Eng.
Diagonal fault
)(Geol.
Diagonal joints
)(Geol.
Diagonal member
Diagonal pitch
)(Eng.
Diagonal plane
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)(Naut.
Diagonal scale
)(Eng.
Diagonal stays
)(Eng.
Diagonal triangles
)(Maths.
Diagonal
ventilation
)(Mining.
Diagonal wiring
Diagram
Diagram factor
)(Eng.
Diagram, circuit
Diagram, wiring
Diagrammatic
drawing
)Diagrammatic(al
)(adj.
Diagrammatically
)(adv.
Diagraph
Dial-type slide
)gauge (Eng.
)Dial (n.
)Dial (Radio.
)Dial gauge (Eng.
Dial indicator
)(Eng.
)Dial lock (Eng.

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Dial micrometer
)(Eng.
)Dial sight (Mil.
Dial switch (Elec.
)Eng.
Dial thermometer
)(Phys.
)Dial tone (Teleph.
Dial, luminous
Dialdehydes
)(Chem.
Dialect
)Dialkyl (Chem.
Dialling tone
)(Teleph.
)Dialysis (Chem.
Dialyzed iron
)(Chem., Med.
)Dialyzer (Chem.
)Diamagnetic (adj.
)(Elec. Eng.
Diamagnetic
permeability (Elec.
)Eng.
Diamagnetic
)polarity (Elec. Eng.
Diamagnetic
substance
Diamagnetism
)(Elec. Eng.
)Diameter (Geom.

Diameter of a
circle (Geom.)
Diameter of
commutation
(Elec. Comm.)
Diameter, external
Diameter, internal
Diametral (adj.)
Diametral pitch
(Eng.)
Diametral plane
(Maths.)
Diametral winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Diametral wire
Diametric(al) (adj.)
Diametrical
connection
Diametrical hole
Diametrical
tappings (Elec.
Eng.)
Diametrical voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Diamond-bearing
rock
Diamond-point
chisel (Eng.)
Diamond-shaped
(adj.)
Diamond-work
(Build.)

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)(n.
bit
core (Pet.
crossing

Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
)Eng.
Diamond

)Diamond die (Eng.

Diamond drill
Diamond dust
)(Eng.
Diamond frame
Diamond mesh
)(Build., Civ. Eng.
Diamond pyramid
)hardness test (Met.

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Diamond pyramid,
)Vickers (Met.
Diamond saw
)(Eng.
Diamond wheel
)(Eng.
Diapason

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)Diaphoresis (Med.
Diaphragm
Diaphragm
)opening (Photog.
Diaphragm
pressure gauge
Diaphragm pump
)(Eng.

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Diaphragm valve
)(Eng.
Diarrhea (or
)diarrhoea) (Med.
Diary
)Diaspore (Chem.
)Diastase (Chem.
)Diaster (Biol.
)Diastole (Biol.
Diastrophism
)(Geol.
Diathermancy
)(Phys.
Diathermia (or
)diathermy) (Med.
Diathermic (or
)diathermanous
)(Phys.
Diathermic
)coagulation (Med.
Diathermometer
)(Phys.
)Diatom (Biol.
Diatomaceous
earth (Chem.,
)Geol.
Diatomaceous
)shale (Geol.

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)(Chem.
Diatomic scale
)Diatremes (Geol.
)Diatropism (Biol.
Diazo compounds
)(Chem.
Dibasic acids
)(Chem.
)Dichloride (chem.
)Dichotomous (adj.
)(Bot.
)Dichotomy (n.
Dichroic crystal
)(Chem.
Dichroic minerals
)(Min.
)Dichroism (Light.
Dichromate
)(Chem.
Dichromatism
)(Med.
Dichromatism
)(Opt.
)Diclinous (adj.
)(Bot.
)Dicotyledons (Bot.
Dictaphone
)Didactic (adj.
Didactics
)Didactyl (Biol.
Die-away curve
)Die-cast (v.

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Die-stock
)Die (Eng.
)Die (n.) (Eng.
)Die (v.
)Die box (Eng.
)Die chuck (Eng.
Die head (or
holder) = die box
)(Eng.
)Die maker (Eng.
)Die nut (Eng.
Die stamping
)Die steel (Met.

)Die temper (Met.

Die, bank and
pierce
Die, blank and
centre punch

)Die, blanking (Eng.

Die, compound
)(Eng.

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)Die, drawing (Eng.

Die, hydro-press
)(Eng.
)Die, master (Eng.
Die, progressive
)(Eng.
)Die, screwing (Eng.

Die, solid (Eng.)

Die, split (Eng.)
Die, zinc (Met.)
Diecasting (Eng.)
Diecasting alloys
(Met.)
Diecasting
machine (Eng.)
Diecasting, gravity
(Met.)
Diecasting,
pressure (Met.)
Dielectric (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric
absorption (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric
breakdown (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric constant
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric current
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric
dispersion (Elec.
Eng.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric flux
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric flux
density (Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric heating
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric
hysteresis (Elec.)
Dielectric lens
(Phys.)
Dielectric loss
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric oils
Dielectric
polarization (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric power
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Dielectric rigidity
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric strain
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric strength
(Elec. Eng.)
Dielectric stress
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Dielectric
susceptibility
)(Elec. Eng.
Dielectric test
)(Elec. Eng.
Dielectric wedges
Dielectric wire
)(Elec. Eng.
Dielectrolysis
)(Chem.
Diesel-electric
locomotive (Elec.
)Eng.
Diesel
)Diesel cycle (Eng.
Diesel
desulphuring unit

)Diesel engine (Eng.
Diesel hammer
)(Eng.

Diesel oil (Pet.
)Eng.


)Diesel sinker (Eng.
Diet

Dietary standards

)(Chem.

Diethyl ether
)(Chem.

)Dietician (Med.

)Differ (v.

)Difference (Biol.
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Difference
frequency (Phys.)
Difference gauge
(Eng.)
Difference of
latitude (Surv.)
Difference of
potential (Elec.
Eng.)
Difference tone
(Acous.)
Difference,
azimuth (Surv.)
Difference,
distinctive (Biol.)
Difference, phase
(Elec.)
Difference,
temperature (Phys.)
Different (adj.)
Differentia (n.)
Differential (adj.)
Differential (n.)
Differential
aeration
Differential
ailerons (Aero.)
Differential
analyzer (Elec.
Eng.)
Differential bearing
(Eng.)
Differential block
(Eng.)

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Differential brake
(Eng.)
Differential
calculus (Maths.)
Differential
calorimeter (Phys.)
Differential cam
(Eng.)
Differential
capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Differential
coefficient (Maths.)
Differential
condenser (Radio.)
Differential control
(Eng.)
Differential drive
(Eng.)
Differential duplex
(Teleg.)
Differential duties
Differential engine
(Eng.)
Differential
equation (Maths.)
Differential erosion
(Geol.)
Differential
flotation (Met.)
Differential gain
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Differential
galvanometer
(Teleg.)
Differential gasket
(Eng.)
Differential gear
(Eng.)
Differential gearing
(Eng.)
Differential hoist
(Eng.)
Differential
instrument (Eng.)
Differential
manometer (Phys.)
Differential
measurement
Differential motion
(Eng.)
Differential of a
function (Maths.)
Differential
permeability (Elec.
Eng.)
Differential phase
(Telev.)
Differential pinion
bearing (Eng.)
Differential piston
(Eng.)
Differential
pressure (Eng.)

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Differential
pressure gauge
(Eng.)
Differential
pressure indicator
(Eng.)
Differential
pressure switch
(Eng.)
Differential
protective system
(Elec. Eng.)
Differential pulley
block (Eng.)
Differential pulley,
Westons
Differential
quenching (Met.)
Differential reaction
Differential relay
(Elec. Eng. Teleg.)
Differential
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Differential ring
gear (Eng.)
Differential
rotation (Eng.)
Differential screw
Differential
settlement (Civ.
Eng.)
Differential side
gear (Eng.)

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(Biol.)
( )
Differential strains
:
(Eng.)

Differential
susceptibility
(Elec. Eng.)
) (
Differential system
of skid steering
(Eng.)

Differential
thermometer
(Phys.)
( )
Differential
thermopile (Eng.)

Differential
thermoscope
(Phys.)

Differential
threshold
)(
Differential thrust
bearing (Eng.)
Differential
titration curve
(Chem.)
Differential tone
(Acous.)
Differential turbine
(Eng.)
Differential unit
(Eng.)
Differential wheel
and axle (Eng.)

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Differential
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Differential
windlass (Eng.)
Differential worm
gear
Differential, bevelgear (Eng.)
Differentiallywound motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Differentiate
(Maths.)
Differentiate (v.)
Differentiating (adj.)
Differentiating
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Differentiating
filter (Elec. Eng.)
Differentiation
Differentiation,
magmatic (Geol.)
difficulty
Diffract (v.)
Diffraction (Phys.)
Diffraction angle
(Phys.)
Diffraction fringes
(Light.)

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(Light.)
Diffraction of light
Diffraction pattern
(Light.)
Diffraction
spectrum (Light.)
Diffusetransmission
factor (Illum.)
Diffuse (adj.)
Diffuse (v.)
Diffuse density
(Photog.)
Diffuse reflection
(Illum.)
Diffuse sound
(Acous.)
Diffuse
transmission
(Illum.)
Diffused-focus lens
(Opt.)
Diffused junction
(Phys)
Diffused light
Diffused lighting
(Illum.)
Diffused nozzle
(Eng.)
Diffused vanes
(Eng.)
Diffuser (Acous.,
Eng. Photog.)
Diffuser jet (Eng.)

Diffusibility
Diffusing bulb
(Elec. Eng.)
Diffusing discs
(Photog.)
Diffusing reflector
(Elec. Eng.)
Diffusing surface
(Phys.)
Diffusion
Diffusion coefficient
Diffusion current
(Elec. Eng.)
Diffusion law =
Grahams law
(Chem.)
Diffusion of focus
(Photog.)
Diffusion of gases
(Chem.)
Diffusion of light
(Phys.)
Diffusion plant
(Chem.)
Diffusion potential
(Chem.)
Diffusion pressure
(Chem.)
Diffusion pump
(Eng.)
Diffusionometer
(Chem.)
Diffusive surface

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Diffusivity (Phys.)
Dig (v.)
Digest (v.)
Digester
Digestion (Biol.
Chem.)
Digestive (adj.)
(Biol.)
Digestive juice
(Zool.)
Digestive system
(Zool.)
Digger (Eng.)
Digging (n.)
Digging shovel
Digging spoon
(Eng.)
Diggings (Mining.)
Digit (n.)
Digital (adj.)
Digital computer
(Eng.)
Digital notation
Digitaliform (Bot.)
Digitation (Geol.)
Digression (n.)
(Astron.)
Dihedral (adj.)
Dihedral (n.)
Dihedral angle
(Maths.)
Dihexagonal prism

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)Dilatability (Phys.
)Dilatable (adj.
)Dilatation (Phys.
)Dilate (v.
)Dilated (adj.
Dilation
Dilatometer (Phys.
)Comm.
Dilatometric
)method (Chem.
Dilatometry
)(Chem.
Dilemma
)Diligent (adj.
)Diluent (n.
)Diluent (Paint.
)Dilute (v.) (Chem.
Diluted (adj.
)Chem.
Diluted solution
)(Chem.
Diluting oil
Diluting valve
)(Eng.
Dilution
Dilution ratio
Dilution valve
control
)Diluvium (Geol.
)Dim (adj.
)Dim (v.

Dimension (n.)
(Maths.)
Dimension (v.)
Dimension line
Dimension stone
(Build.)
Dimensional
equation
Dimensional
homogeneity
Dimensioned
drawing
Dimensions
Dimer (Chem.)
Dimeric (adj.)
(Chem.)
Dimethyl sulphate
(Chem.)
Diminish (v.)
Diminishing pipe
(Plumb. San. Eng.)
Diminution
Diminutive
Dimmer (Cinema)
Dimmer switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Dimming (n.)
Dimming
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Dimorphic (Geol.)
Dimorphism
(Chem.)
Dimorphous (adj.)

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)Dimple (v.
)Dimpling (Eng.
Din
)Dineutron (Phys.
Ding
)Dinghy (Naut.
)Dinging (Build.
Diode (or diode
)valve) (Thermionics
Diode detector
)(Electronics.
Diode rectifier
)(Radio.
Diode, damping
Dioecious
)Diopside (Min.
)Dip slope (Geol.
)Dip soldering (Eng.
)Dip stick (Eng.
Dipolar (Elec.
)Chem.
)Dipole (adj.) (Phys.
)Dipole (n.




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)(Radio.
)Dipole ion (Chem.
Dipole moment
)(Chem.
)Dippels oil (Chem.
Dipper (or dipper)bucket) (Eng.
Dipper dredger
)(Eng.
Dipper, Big
)(Astron.
Dipper, Little
)(Astron.
)Dipping (adj.
)Dipping (n.) (Eng.
)Dipping bed (Geol.
Dipping needle
)(Magn. Surv.
Dipping process
)(Eng.
Dipping
refractometer
)(Chem.
)Diptera (Zool.
Direct-acting
)pump (Eng.
Direct-coupled
)(adj.
Direct-coupled
generator (Elec.
)Eng.

Direct-coupled
pump (Eng.)
Direct-current
ammeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct-current
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct-current arc
welding (Elec. Eng.)
Direct-current
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Direct-current
converter (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct-current
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct-current
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct-current
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Direct-current
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct-current
supply (Elec. Eng.)
Direct-driven fan
(Eng.)
Direct-driven
supercharger
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Direct-flow cooling
)system (Eng.
Direct-injection
)pump (Eng.
Direct-reading
instrument (Elec.
)Eng.
Direct-reading
)tacheometer (Surv.
Direct-switching
)starter (Elec. Eng.
Direct-trip devices
)(Elec. Eng.
Direct-vision prism
)(Light.
Direct-vision
spectroscope
)(Light.
)Direct (adj.
)Direct (v.
Direct arc furnace
)(Elec. Eng.
)Direct call (Teleph.
Direct casting
)(Met.
Direct circuit
)(Teleph.
Direct common
)tangent (Maths.

Direct
communication
(Teleph.)
Direct component
Direct connection
(Eng.)
Direct coupling
(Elec., Mech.)
Direct cranking
(Eng.)
Direct cranking
starter (Eng.)
Direct current
(Elec. Eng.)
Direct division
(Biol.)

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Direct drive (Mech.)

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Direct drive (Radio.)
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Direct drive
airscrew (Aero.)

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Direct electric
drainage (Elec.
Eng.)

Direct expansion
(Phys.)

Direct fire

Direct fire furnace

Direct function
(Maths.)

Direct germination
(Bot.)

Direct heating
(Eng.)
Direct hit
Direct impact
Direct inductive
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct injection
(I.C. Engs.)
Direct
international call
(Teleph.)
Direct lighting
(Illum.)
Direct line (Teleph.)
Direct method
Direct mixing
Direct nuclear
division (Biol.)
Direct oxidation
(Met.)
Direct pickup
(Telev.)
Direct pressure
Direct process
(Met.)
Direct proportion
(or proportionality)
(Maths.)
Direct ratio
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(Telev.)
Direct selector
Direct sound
(Acous.)
Direct sounder
(Teleg.)
Direct stoke (Elec.
Eng.)
Direct stress (Eng.)
Direct triplex rule
(Maths.)
Direct variation
(Maths.)
Direct viewing
(Telev.)
Direct voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Direct wave (Phys.)
Directed (adj.)
Directed angle
(Maths.)
Directed light
Directed line
(Maths.)
Directed net (Radio)
Directed number
(Maths.)
Directed wave
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Directing circle
(Math.)
Directing curve
(Maths.)
Direction-finder
(Radio.)
Direction-finder,
automatic (Radio.)
Direction-finding
(Radio.)
Direction
Direction board
Direction cosines
(Maths.)
Direction gyro
(Aero.)
Direction indicator
(Aero.)
Direction of
approach (Aero.)
Direction of
circulation
Direction of feed
(Eng.)
Direction of field
(Elec. Eng.)
Direction of flow
Direction of force
(Mech.)
Direction of
landing (Aero.)
Direction of lay

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Direction of
propagation (Phys.)
Direction of
rotation (Mech.)
Direction of twist
Direction signs
Direction switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Direction
theodolite (Surv.)
Direction, compass
(Magn.)
Directional (adj.)
Directional aerial
(or antenna)
(Radio.)
Directional baffle
(Acous.)
Directional circuitbreaker (Elec. Eng.)

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Directional coupler
(Elec. Eng.)
Directional drilling
(Civ. Eng.)
Directional filter
(Elec. Comm.)
Directional gyro
(Aero. Naut.)

Directional gyro
control unit (Aero.(

Directional gyro
indicator (Aero.(
Directional
gyroscope (Aero.(
Directional lamp

Directional lighting
fittings (Illum.)

Directional
loudspeaker
(Acous.)

Directional
microphone

(Acous.)
Directional radio

Directional
receiver (Radio.)

Directional
receiving antenna
(Radio.)

Directional
reception (Radio.)

Directional relay
(Elec. Eng.)

Directional
response (Radio.)

Directional
selectivity (Radio.)

Directional
sensitivity pattern
Directional sight
(Mil.)

Directional stability

Directional
transmission
(Radio.)
Directional
transmitter (Radio.)
Directive (adj.)
(Radio.)
Directive efficiency
(Radio.)
Directive force
(Elec. Eng.)
Directive tendency
Directivity (Radio.)
Directivity factor
Directivity index
(Radio)
Directivity pattern
(Radio.)
Directly (adv.)
Directly ground
(Elec. Eng.)
Directly heated
cathode
(Thermionics)
Directly
proportional (adj.)
(Maths.)
Director
Director circle
(Maths.)
Director sphere
(Maths.)
Directorate (n.)
Directory

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)telephone (Teleph.
)Directrix (Geol.
)Directrix (Maths.
)Dirigible (n.) (Aero.
)Dirt (n.
)Dirt beds (Geol.
Dirt inclusion
Dirt trap
Disability
)Disabled (adj.
Disablement
Disaccharides
)(Chem.
)Disaccord (n.
)Disadvantage (n.
)Disadvantage (v.
= Disaggregation
disintegration
)(Chem.
)Disagreeable (adj.
)Disagreement (n.
)Disalignment (n.
)Disappear (v.

)Disappearance (n.

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Disapprove
)Disarm (v.

Disarmament (Mil.)
Disassemble
Disassembling
wrench (Eng.)
Disassembly (n.)
Disaster
Disband (v.)
Disc (or disk) (adj.)
Disc (or disk) (n.)
Disc anode
(Thermionics)
Disc armature
(Elec. Eng.)
Disc bit (Eng.)
Disc brake (Eng.)
Disc cam (Eng.)
Disc clutch = plate
clutch (Eng.)
Disc condenser
(Elec. Eng.)
Disc coulter (Agric.)
Disc crank (Eng.)
Disc discharger
(Elec. Eng.)
Disc electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Disc electrometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Disc fan
Disc filter (Eng.)
Disc flywheel (Eng.)

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Disc, driving (Eng.)

Disc, friction (Eng.)

Discard (n.)
Discard (v.)
Discern (v.)
Discernment (n.)
Discharge (n.)

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Discharge (v.)
Discharge a
battery (v.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Discharge a gun
(Mil.)
Discharge air shaft
(Mining.)
Discharge arch
(Build.)
Discharge cock
(Eng.)
Discharge
coefficient (Hyd.)
Discharge crane
(Eng.)
Discharge gauge
(Hyd.)
Discharge harrow
(Agric.)
Discharge head
(Eng.)

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Discharge key
(Elec. Eng.)
Discharge lamp
(Illum.)
Discharge line
(Elec. Eng.)
Discharge nozzle
(Eng.)
Discharge pipe
(Eng.)
Discharge
pressure (Eng.)
Discharge rate
(Elec. Eng.)
Discharge
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Discharge rod
(Elec. Eng.)
Discharge spark
(Phys.)
Discharge tap
Discharge terminal
Discharge tongs
(Elec. Eng.)
Discharge tube
(Thermionics)
Discharge valve
(Eng.)
Discharge velocity
(Eng.)
Discharge,
accidental
Discharge, annual

Discharge, arc
(Phys.)
Discharge, brush
(Phys.)
Discharge, corona
(Phys.)
Discharge, current
(Elec.)
Discharge, curve
(Hyd.)
Discharge, date of
Discharge,
electrical (Elec.
Eng.)
Discharge, gas
(Phys.)
Discharge, point
(Eng.)
Discharge, port
(Eng.)
Discharge, spark
(Phys.)
Dischargeability
(Chem.)
Dischargeable
(Chem.)
Dischargeable
weight
Discharger (Elec.
Eng.)
Disciplinary (adj.)

Disciplinary action

Discipline (n.)

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Discipline (v.)
Discipline, breach
of
Disclose (v.)
Discoidal (n., adj.)
Discolor =
discolour (v.)
Discoloration
Discolored (adj.)
Discomfort (n.)
Discomfort (v.)
Discone antenna
(Radio)
Disconformity
(Geol.)
Disconformity,
angular
Disconformity,
parallel (Geol.)
Disconnect (v.)
Disconnect (v.)
Disconnectable
(adj.)
Disconnected
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Disconnecting
gear (Eng.)
Disconnecting
lever (Eng.)
Disconnecting
link (Elec. Eng.)
Disconnecting
switch (Elec. Eng.)

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discontinuity (Elec.
Eng.)
Disconnector =
interceptor (San.
Eng.)
Discontinuity
(Elec. Eng.)
Discontinuity (n.)
Discontinuity point
Discontinuous
(adj.)
Discontinuous
distribution (Biol.)
Discontinuous
function (Maths.)
Discontinuous
variation (Biol.)
Discord (n.)
Discord (v.)
Discordance (n.)
Discordant (adj.)
Discordant
injection (Eng.)
Discount (n.)
Discount (v.)
Discount rate
Discoupling (Elec.
Eng., Mech.)
Discourse (n.)
Discover (v.)
Discovery (n.)

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Eng.)
Discredit (v.)
Discreet (adj.)
Discrepancy (n.)
Discrete (adj.) (Bot.)
Discrete (Geol.)

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Discrete
proportion (Maths.)

Discrete word
intelligibility

Discretion
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Discriminant (adj.)

Discriminant (n.)
(Maths.)
( )
Discriminate (adj.)

Discriminate (v.)

Discriminating
circuit-breaker
:
(Elec. Eng.)

Discrimination
(Eng.)

Discrimination (n.)
Discriminator
(Elec. Eng.)
Discus (n.)
Discuss (v.)
Discussion (n.)
Disease
Disease, contagious

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)Disembark (v.

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)Disengagement (n.
Disengaging clutch
)(Eng.
Disengaging
)coupling (Eng.
Disengaging gear
Disengaging lever
)(Eng.
Disengaging
)mechanism (Eng.
Disengaging nut
)(Eng.
Disengaging switch
Disequilibrium
)(Phys.
)Disgrace (n.
)Disgrace (v.
Disgraceful
conduct
)Disguise (n.
)Disguise (v.
Dish-bottom tank
)(Eng.
Dish
Disharmonic folds
)(Geol.

Disharmony (Zool.)
Dished bottom
Dished head

Dished plate (Eng.)

Dished wheel (Eng.)

Disincrustant
(adj.) (Eng.)
Disincrustant (n.)
Disinfect (v.)
Disinfectant
(Chem.)
Disinfection (Med.)
Disintegrate (v.)
Disintegration
(Phys. Geol.)
Disintegration
constant (Phys.)
Disintegrator =
disintegrating mill
(Eng.)
Disjoin (v.)
Disjoint (v.)
Disjunct (adj.)
Disjunction (n.)
Disk = disc
Disk friction (Eng.)
Dislocate (v.)
Dislocated deposit
(Geol.)

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)Dislodge (v.
)Dislodgment (n.
)Dismantle (v.
)Dismantlement (n.
Dismantling flange
)(Eng.
Dismantling
)sequence (Eng.
Dismantling tool
)(Eng.
)Dismember (v.
)Dismiss (v.
)Dismissal (n.

. Dismissal of charge
)Dismount (v.
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)Dismountable (adj.
Dismounting
Disobedience
)Disobedient (adj.
)Disobey (v.
)Disorder (n.
Disorderly conduct
Disorganization
)Disorganize (v.
)Disorient (v.

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)Disparity (n.
)Dispart (v.
)Dispatch (n.
)Dispatch (v.
Dispatch centre
Dispatcher
)Dispel (v.
)Dispensary (Med.
)Dispense (v.
Dispenser
Dispenser, oil
Dispersal
)Dispersant (n.
)(Chem.
)Disperse (v.
Dispersed phase
)(Chem.
Dispersing agent
Dispersion
Dispersion
coefficient (Elec.
)Eng.
Dispersion curve
)(Light.
Dispersion
= hardening
precipitation
)hardening (Met.

Dispersion
medium (Chem.)
Dispersion of light
(Phys.)
Dispersion
photometer (Illum.)
Dispersion zone
Dispersion,
chromatic (Light.)
Dispersion, index
of (Maths.)
Dispersity (Chem.)
Dispersive power
(Light.)
Dispersoid (Chem.
Met.)
Displace (v.)
Displaceable (adj.)
Displaced (adj.)
Displaced mass
(Geol.)
Displacement
(Phys.)
Displacement
correction
Displacement
current (Radio.
Phys.)
Displacement law
(Phys.)
Displacement
lubricator (Eng.)

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meter

Displacement of
liquids (Phys.)

Displacement
:
pump (Civ. Eng.)

Displacement
resonance

Displacement
series =
electromotive
series (Chem.)

Displacement zone
(Geol.)

Displacement, antiresonance

Displacement,
electric (Phys.)

Displacement,
engine

Displacement,
lateral (Light.)

Displacement,
phase (Elec. Eng.)

Displacement,
positive

Displacements,
piston

Displacer (Eng.)

Displacer = plum
(Civ. Eng.)
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Display (v.)
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Display panel
(Teleph.)

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Disposable
Disposable lift
Disposable load
Disposal
Disposal of a
question
)Dispose (v.
)Disposition (n.
Disproportion
)Disprove (v.
)Disputation (n.
)Dispute (n.
)Dispute (v.
Disqualification
)Disqualify (v.
)Disregard (n.
)Disregard (v.
)Disrepair (n.
)Disrupt (adj.
)Disrupt (v.
Disrupted fold
)(Geol.
Disruption
Disruption of
communications
)Disruptive (adj.

Disruptive
conduction (Elec.
Eng.)
Disruptive
discharge (Elec.
Eng.)
Disruptive spark
(Elec. Eng.)
Disruptive
strength (Elec.
Eng.)
Disruptive
strength of
dielectric (Elec.
Eng.)
Disruptive voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Dissect (v.)
Dissected (adj.)
Dissector
multiplier (Telev.)
Disseminate (v.)
Disseminated
deposit (Geol.)
Dissemination
Dissepiment (n.)
Dissertation
Dissimilar (adj.)
Dissimilarity
Dissimilitude (n.)

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Dissipate (v.)
Dissipated (adj.)
Dissipated power
Dissipating action
Dissipation (Elec.
Comm.)
Dissipation factor
(Phys.)
Dissipation of
energy (Eng., Phys.)
Dissipation,
electrode (Phys.)
Dissipative
network (Elec.
Comm.)
Dissociate (v.)
Dissociation
(Chem.)
Dissociation by
heat (Chem.)
Dissociation
constant (Chem.)
Dissociation point
(Chem.)
Dissociation,
electrolytic (Chem.)
Dissoluble (adj.)
Dissolution (Chem.)
Dissolution,
rubber (Chem.)
Dissolve (v.)

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(Chem.)
Dissolved gas drive
(Eng.)
Dissolved gases
(Chem.)
Dissolvent (adj., n.)
Dissolving agent
(Chem.)
Dissolving power
(Chem.)
Dissolving unit,
caustic (Chem.)
Dissonance
(Acous.)
Dissonant (adj.)
(Acous.)
Dissymmetric (al)
transducer (Elec.
Eng.)
Dissymmetric(al)
(adj.)
Dissymmetric(al)
network
Dissymmetry
Distal (adj.)
Distal end (Biol.)
Distancemeasuring
equipment (Aero.)
Distance
Distance , zenith
Distance and angle
gauge

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Distance control =
remote control
(Elec. Eng.)
Distance gauge
(Eng.)
Distance mark
(Radio.)
Distance meter
Distance piece (or
block) (Build. Civ.
Eng.)
Distance
protection =
impedance
protective system
(Elec. Eng.)
Distance relay =
impedance relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Distance ring (Eng.)
Distance sleeve =
distancing bush
(Eng.)
Distance,
Distance,
Distance,
(Surv.)
Distance,
Distance,
(Surv.)

air (Aero.)
angular
inclined
mean
normal

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Distant-reading
compass (Eng.)
Distant-reading
instrument (Eng.)
Distant-reading
thermometer
(Phys.)
Distant (adj.)
Distant battery
(Teleg.)
Distant control
Distant
reconnaissance
Distemper (Paint.)
Distend (v.)
Distension =
distention
Distil off (v.)
Distil out (v.)
Distil(l) (v.)
Distillate (n.)
(Chem.)
Distillate recovery
(Chem.)
Distillate, volatile
(Chem.)
Distillation (Chem.)
Distillation
apparatus (Chem.)
Distillation column
(Chem.)
Distillation flask
(Chem.)

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fractional
Distillation furnace
Distillation of coal
Distillation of solids
Distillation of
volatile solvents
Distillation plant
(Pet. Eng.)
Distillation
pressure
Distillation range
(Chem.)
Distillation residue
(Pet. Eng.)
Distillation
temperature
(Chem.)
Distillation test
Distillation under
diminished
pressure (Chem.)
Distillation unit,
crude
Distillation,
atmospheric
Distillation, batch
Distillation,
destructive (Chem.)
Distillation, dry
(Chem.)
Distillation, flash

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Distillation,
isothermal
Distillation,
pressure
Distillation,
vacuum
Distilled (adj.)
Distilled oil
Distilled water
(Chem.)
Distilled water
cooler (Chem.)
Distiller (Chem.)
Distillery (Chem.)
Distilling
apparatus (Chem.)
Distilling flasks
(Chem.)
Distilling plant
(Eng.)
Distilling tank
Distinct (adj.)
Distinct bedding
(Geol.)
Distinct odour
Distinction
Distinctive (adj.)
Distinctive
characters

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Distinguish (v.)

Distinguishing sign
Distort (v.)

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Distorted (adj.)
Distorted crystals
Distorted wave
(Elec. Eng.)
Distorting mirror
(Phys.)
Distorting network
(Elec. Eng.)
Distortion-free
(adj.)
Distortion (Elec.
Comm.)
Distortion and
dilation
Distortion
correction (Teleg.)
Distortion of field
(Elec. Eng.)
Distortion set
(Elec. Comm.)
Distortion test
(Eng.)
Distortion
tolerance (Eng.)
Distortionless line
(Elec. Comm.)
Distraint (n.)
Distress
Distress call
Distress signal
Distributary (n.)
(Geog.)
Distribute (v.)
Distributed load

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winding (Elec. Eng.)
Distributer =
distributor
Distributer valve
(Eng.)
Distributing (adj.)
Distributing board
= distributing-box
(Elec. Eng.)
Distributing centre
(Elec. Eng.)
Distributing
conduit
Distributing main
(Elec. Eng.)
Distributing
manifold (Eng.)
Distributing
network (Elec.
Eng.)
Distributing point
(Elec. Eng.)
Distributing
reservoir (Hyd.)
Distributing
station (Elec. Eng.)
Distributing switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Distributing
switchboard (Elec.
Eng.)

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Distribution
(Chem.)
Distribution board
(Elec. Comm.,
Elec. Eng.)
Distribution board
wiring system
Distribution box
(Elec. Eng.)
Distribution cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Distribution
coefficient =
partition
coefficient (Chem.)
Distribution curve
Distribution factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Distribution frame
(Teleph.)
Distribution fuseboard (Elec. Eng.)
Distribution law
(Chem., Eng.)
Distribution losses
(Eng.)
Distribution of
charge (Elec.)
Distribution of
duties
Distribution of
load (Eng.)

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Distribution of
pressure (Phys.)
Distribution panel
Distribution pillar
(Elec. Eng.)
Distribution
reservoir (Hyd.
Eng.)
Distribution
switchboard (Elec.
Eng.)
Distribution
system (Elec. Eng.)
Distribution,
random
Distributive (adj.)
Distributive law
(Maths. Chem.)
Distributor (Elec.
Eng. Teleg.)
Distributor
breaker (Elec. Eng.)
Distributor coil
(Eng.)
Distributor
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Distributor relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Distributor roller
(Typog.)

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mechanism (Elec.
Eng.)
Distributor valve
Distributor, feed
(Eng.)
District
Distrust (v.)
Distuning (Radio.)
Disturb (v.)
Disturbance (n.)
Disturbance (Radio)
Disturbance,
atmospheric
Disturbance,
magnetic (Magn.)
Disturbing current
(Elec. Eng.)
Disturbing
magnetic field
Disturbing wave
(Elec. Eng.)
Disulfide =
disulphide (Chem.)
Disunite (v.)
Disuse (v.)
Disymmetrical =
bisymmetrical
(Biol.)
Ditch (n.)

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Ditch , cable (Elec.
Comm.)
Ditcher (Civ. Eng.)
Ditching (Aero.)
Ditetragonal
pyramid (Geom.)
Ditto
Diuretic (adj.)
(Astron.)
Diuretic (n.)
Diurnal (adj.)
(Astron.)
Diurnal load factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Diurnal range
(Meteor.)
Diurnal variation
(Surv.)
Divalent (adj.)
(Chem.)
Divaricate (adj.)
Divaricate (v.)
(Bot., Zool.)
Dive (v.)
Dive angle (Aero.)
Dive bomber (Aero.)
Dive bombing
Dive brakes
Dive gear (Aero.)
Diver

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caisson disease
Diverge (v.)
Divergence =
divergency
Divergence
difference
Divergence loss
(Phys.)
Divergent (or
diverging)
Divergent beam
(Phys.)
Divergent bundle
Divergent duct
Divergent lens
(Light.)
Divergent
magnetic flux
(Elec. Eng.)
Divergent nozzle
(Eng.)
Divergent rays
(Phys.)
Divergent series
(Maths.)
Diverging lens
(Light.)
Diverse (adj.)
Diversification
Diversion
Diversion cut (Hyd.)
Diversion dam
(Hyd.)

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Diversity antenna
(Radio)
Diversity factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Diversity ratio
(Illum.)
Diversity reception
(Radio)
Divert (v.)
Diverter (Elec.
Eng.)
Diverter relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Diverting pulley
(Eng.)
Divest (v.)
Divide (v.)
Divided bearing
(Eng.)
Divided circuit
(Teleg.)
Divided core (Elec.
Eng.)
Divided lens
(Photog.)
Divided pitch (Eng.)
Divided touch
(Magn.)
Divided windings
(Elec. Eng.)
Dividend (Maths.)
Dividend (n.)

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Dividers method
Dividers, spring
Dividing box (Elec.
Eng.)
Dividing disc
Dividing engine
(Eng.)
Dividing fillet =
barrier (Elec. Eng.)
Dividing head =
indexing head
(Eng.)
Dividing line
Dividing network
Dividing ruler
Diving-bell (Civ.
Eng.)
Diving apparatus
Diving rod
Diving suit (or
dress)
Divisibility (Maths.)
Divisible (adj.)
Division
Division of labour
Division plate
(Eng.)
Division wall
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motorized
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Division,
Division,
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Division,
Division,
)(Biol.
Division,
)(Biol.
Division,
)(Biol.
Division,
)(Mil.
Division,
)(Biol.

)Divisional (adj.
)Divisor (Maths.
Divisor, greatest
)common (Maths.
Dizziness
Doable
)Dock (n.) (Civ. Eng.
)Dock (v.
Dock dues
)Dock, dry (Naut.
Dock, floating
Dock, loading
Dockage
)Docket (n.
)Docket (v.
)Dockyard (Naut.


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Doctor solution
)(Comm. Pet. Eng.
Doctor sweetening
)(Pet. Eng.
Doctor test (Pet.
)Eng.
Doctor treatment
)(Pet. Eng.
)Doctrine (n.
Document
Documentary
Documentary
evidence
Documentation
Documents,
supporting
)Dodecagon (Geom.
Dodecahedron
)Dodge (n.
)Dodge (v.
Doeskin
Doff
Doffer
Doffing
Dog-leg chisel
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)Dog (Eng.
)Dog clutch (Eng.
)Dog coupling (Eng.
Dog shift
)Dog Star (or Sirius
)(Astron.
)Dogged (adj.
Dogma
)Dogmatic (adj.
Dogs
)Doldrums (Meteor.
)Dolerite (Geol.
)Dolly (Cinema
)Dolly (Eng.
)Dolomite (Min.
Dolomitic
)limestone (Geol.
Dolomitiztion
)(Geol.
)Dolphin (Zool.
Domain
Domal structure
)Dome-shaped (adj.
)Dome (adj.
)Dome (n.
Dome light
)Dome, salt (Geol.
)Domestic (adj.




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)(Civ. Eng.
Domestic
refrigeration
Domestic science
)Domical (adj.
Domicile
)Dominant (adj.
Dominant
)character (Gen.
Dominant fault
)(Geol.
)Dominate (v.
)Domination (n.
Donation
)Donkey (Eng.
boiler
engine
pump
winch

Donkey
)(Eng.
Donkey
)(Eng.
Donkey
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Donkey
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Donor

)Donor, blood (Med.

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Doodle bug (Pet.
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)Eng.

Doomed to failure

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Door-knob

Door-nail

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Door check
Door switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Doorway (Build.
)Dope (n.
)Dope (v.
Dope, airplane
)(Aero.
Doped fabric
Doped fuel
Dopplers effect
)(Phys.
Dopplers radar
Dopplers shift
)(Phys.
Dorado (The
)Goldfish) (Astron.
)Dore silver (Met.
)Dormancy (Biol.
)Dormant (Biol.
)Dormant bud (Bot.
Dormant stage
)(Biol.
Dormant volcano
)(Geol.
)Dormer (Build.
)Dormitory (Build.
)Dorsal (adj.


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Dosage
)Dose (n.
)Dose (v.
Dose fractionation
)(Med.
Dose protraction
)(Phys. Med.
)Dosemeter (Phys.
Dossier
Dot-and-dash code
)(Teleg.
Dot-and-dash line
)(Teleg.
)Dot (Teleg.
)Dot (v.
Dot frequency
)(Teleg.
Dot generator
)(Teleg.
Dotted line
)Double-acting (adj.
Double-acting
)compressor (Eng.
Double-acting
)cylinder (Eng.
Double-acting
engine
Double-acting
)pump (Eng.
Double-acting
)relay (Elec. Eng.

Double-action
press (Eng.)
Double-beat valve
(Eng.)
Double-branch
elbow (Plumb.)
Double-break
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Double-cambered
(adj.) (Eng.)
Double-catenary
construction (Elec.
Eng.)
Double-chain
structure (Chem.)
Double-coated film
(Photog.)
Double-coating
Double-coil
direction finder
(Radio)
Double-concave
lens (Phys.)
Double-conductor
cable (Elec. Eng.)
Double-cone
insulator (Elec.)
Double-contact
push (Elec. Eng.)
Double-convex
lens (Phys.)

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covered wire (Elec.
Eng.)
Double-cover butt
joint (Eng.)
Double-current
furnace (Elec. Eng.)
Double-current
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Double-current
repeater (Teleg.)
Double-current
telegraphy (Teleg.)
Double-current
transmitter (Teleg.)
Double-current
working (Teleg.)
Double-cut file
(Eng.)
Double-diode
(Thermionics)
Double-disc gate
valve (Hyd.)
Double-disc
grinder (Eng.)
Double-disc valve
(Eng.)
Double-disc
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Double-edged
(adj.) (Carp.)

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Double-effect fuse
Double-ended bolt
(Eng.)
Double-ended
needle
Double-ended
spanner (Eng.)
Double-eye joint
(Eng.)
Double-faced
(Carp.)
Double-faced
hammer (Eng.)
Double-field
magnet (Elec. Eng.)
Double-filament
lamp
Double-flanged
(adj.)
Double-flow
turbine (Eng.)
Double-focus tube
Double-frequency
oscillator (Radio)
Double-head
wrench (Eng.)
Double-helical
gearing (Eng.)
Double-helical
tooth (Eng.)
Double-hump
effect (Radio.)
Double-hump
resonance (Radio.)

Double-image
prism (Photog.)
Double-image
tachometer (Surv.)
Double-jointed
compasses
Double-layer
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Double-liquid
manometer (Phys.)
Double-magnet ion
trap
Double-needle
telegraphy
Double-pole (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Double-pole bell
(Elec. Eng.)
Double-pole circuitbreaker (Elec. Eng.)
Double-pole cutout (Elec. Eng.)
Double-pole safety
fuse (Elec. Eng.)
Double-pole switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Double-ported
valve (Eng.)
Double-range
instrument (Eng.)
Double-reading
theodolite (Surv.)

) (

)
(

Double-riveting
(Eng.)
Double-row (adj.)
Double-row (n.)
Double-row radial
engine (Eng.)
Double-seat valve
(Eng.)
Double-seater
(Aero.)
Double-sensitivity
magic eye (Radio)
Double-shear steel
(Eng.)
Double-shed
insulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Double-shunt
parallel excitation
(Elec. Eng.)
Double-spindle
broaching machine
(Eng.)
Double-spindle
milling machine
(Eng.)
Double-spiral
filament (Elec.
Eng.)
Double-spun (adj.)
Double-stream
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)

Double-threaded
screw (Eng.)
Double-throw
switch = two way
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Double-tuned (adj.)
Double-twisted
auger (Eng.)
Double-way (adj.)
Double-welded
(adj.)
Double (Chem.)
Double (v.)
Double amplitude
(Elec. Eng.)
Double apron fence
Double arc bit
(Eng.)
Double armature
windings (Elec.
Eng.)
Double belting
(Eng.)
Double bend
(Plumb.)
Double bevel (Eng.)
Double blast
bellows (Eng.)
Double block
(Mech.)
Double bond
(Chem.)

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Double bottom
Double bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Double button
control (Elec. Eng.)
Double cathode
ray tube
Double contact
(Elec. Eng. Maths.)
Double contraction
(Eng.)
Double conversion
(Elec. Eng.)
Double curvature
Double cutting bit
(Eng.)
Double cutting
drill (Eng.)
Double cylinder
engine (Eng.)
Double dagger
(Typog.)
Double decker
Double
decomposition
(Chem.)
Double distributor
Double drill (Eng.)
Double driver
chuck (Eng.)
Double effect

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(Eng.)
Double end
wrench (Eng.)
Double ended
boiler (Eng.)
Double entry
Double entry
compressor (Aero.)
Double expansion
(Eng.)
Double exposure
(Photog.)
Double feed (Eng.)
Double fertilization
(Bot.)
Double fluid cell
(Elec. Eng.)
Double foolscap
Double geared
lathe (Eng.)
Double gearing
(Eng.)
Double header
train
Double ignition
(Eng.)
Double image
(Telev.)
Double imperial
Double indicator
method (Chem.)

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Double insulation
(Elec. Eng.)
Double integration
(Maths.)
Double iron plane
(Carp.)
Double junction
(Build.)
Double lever
(Mech.)
Double lock (Hyd.
Eng.)
Double magazine
(Cinema)
Double measure
(Carp.)
Double modulation
(Radio)
Double oblique
crystals (Phys.)
Double of
electrons (Chem.)
Double packing
(Eng.)
Double parallel
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Double phantom
circuit (Teleph.)
Double phase
(adj.) (Elec. Eng.)
Double plane-iron
(Carp.)

Double ply belt

(Eng.)
Double point
(Maths.)
Double printing
(Cinema)
Double pull-over
(Elec. Eng.)
Double purpose
valve (Radio.)
Double quotes
(Typog.)
Double reaction
(Radio)
Double reception
(Radio)
Double reduction
gear (Eng.)
Double refining
(Chem.)
Double refraction
(Phys.)
Double
replacement
reaction (Chem.)

)
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Double roof (Build.)

Double salt (Chem.)

Double seam (Eng.)

Double seaming
(Eng.)
Double shackle
(Eng.)

Double shear (Eng.)

Double sheave
pulley (Mech.)
Double shrinkage
(Eng.)
Double shut-off
(Eng.)
Double sideband
(Radio.)
Double silkcovered wire (Elec.
Eng.)
Double smoothing
plane (Carp.)
Double space (v.)
Double stage (adj.)
Double star
(Astron.)
Double stroke
(Eng.)
Double switch call
(Teleph.)
Double thread
(Eng.)
Double throw
crankshaft (Eng.)
Double thrustbearing (Eng.)
Double toothed
sprocket (Eng.)
Double touch
(Acous., Magn.)

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Double
transmission
(Teleg.)
Double vibration
(Acous.)
Double wall (Build.)
Double weighing
(Mech.)
Doubled (adj.)
Doubler
Doublet (Light.)
Doublet antenna
(Radio)
Doublets (Photog.)
Doubling
Doubling (or
twisting) frame
Doubling plate
(Eng.)
Doubt (n.)
Doubt (v.)
Douche (n.)
Dough
Doughnut
Douglas fir (Bot.)

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Douse (v.) (Cinema)

Dovetail (n.) (Carp.)

Dovetail (v.)
Dovetail angle

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Dovetail brick
)(Build.
Dovetail cutter
)(Carp.
Dovetail hinge
)(Carp.
)Dovetail joint (Eng.
Dovetail saw
)(Carp.
Dovetail welding
)(Plumb.
)Dow metal (Met.
)Dowel (n.) (Eng.
)Dowel (v.
)Dowel bar (Carp.
)Dowel bit (Carp.
Dowel hole
)Dowel pin (Carp.
)Dowel plate (Eng.
Dowelling jig
)(Build.
)Dowk (Mining.
Down-draft
)carburetor (Eng.
Down-draught
Down-gate
)(Foundry
)Down (adj.
)Down (adv.
)Down (n.

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Down conductor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Down fault (Geol.
)Down flow (n.
)Down gear (Eng.
Down payment
)Down take (n.
)(Eng.

) (
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Down time
)Downcast (adj.
Downcast (or
downthrow) side
)(Geol.
Downcast shaft
)(Mining.
= Downcomer
)downpipe (Build.
)Downcreep (Geol.
)Downdraft (Eng.
Downgrading
)Downhaul (Naut.
Downhill
)Downlead (Radio
)Downpipe (Build
)Downpour (n.

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)Downstream (adv.
)Downstroke (Eng.
Downthrust
)Downward(s

)(

)Downwash (Aero.



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Downwash velocity
)(Aero.
)Downwind (adv.
)Dowse (v.
Dozen
Dozer = buldozer
)(Eng.
Drachm
Drachm, fluid
Draco (The
)Dragon) (Astron.
)Draft (Met.
)Draft (Naut.

.
.
)Draft = draught (n.

)Draft (v.

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) (
:

) (

)Draft control (Eng.

)Draft gauge (Eng.
Draft hole
)marks (Naut.
of ship
report
resolution
stack

Draft
Draft
Draft
Draft
Draft

Draft stop = fire

)stop (Build.
)Draft tube (Eng.

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Draft wheel
Draft, induced
Drafting committee
Drafting paper
Drafting water
= Draftsman
draughtsman
Draftsman,
engineering
Draftsmanship
)Drag-bar (Eng.
Drag-net
)Drag (Aero.
)Drag (Foundry
)Drag (n.
)Drag (v.
)Drag anchor (Naut.
)Drag axis (Aero.
)Drag bit (Eng.
Drag coefficient
)(Aero.
Drag conveyor
)(Eng.
Drag direction
)(Aero.
)effect (Chem.
)folds (Geol.
)force (Aero.
)link (Eng.

Drag
Drag
Drag
Drag



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Drag of a wheel
)(Eng.
Drag rope
Drag shoe
)Drag shovel (Eng.
Drag skin-friction
)(Aero. Naut.
)Drag strut (Aero.
)Drag wire (Aero.
Drag, aerodynamic
)Drag, brake (Eng.
Drag,
compressibility
)(Aero.
Drag, cooling
)(Aero.
)Drag, form (Aero.
Drag, induced
)(Aero.
Drag, interference
)(Aero.
Drag, mooring
)(Aero.
Drag, parasite
)(Aero.
Drag, pressure
)(Aero.
)Drag, profile (Aero.
)Drag, tail (Aero.

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)Drag, wing (Aero.

)Dragee (Chem.
Dragline
Dragline excavator
)(Eng.
)Dragon-tie (Carp.
)Dragon (Civ. Eng.
Dragons blood
)(Chem.
Drain-trap = air
)trap (San. Eng.
)Drain (n.
)Drain (v.
)Drain cock (Eng.
Drain current
Drain gullies
Drain manifold
)(Eng.
Drain pipe (San.
)Eng.
)Drain pit (Civ. Eng.
Drain plug (San.
)Eng.
)Drain valve (Eng.
)Drain, oil (Eng.
Drain, overflow
Drainage
= Drainage area
catchment area
)(Civ. Eng.



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Drainage channels
)(Civ. Eng.
Drainage coil (Elec.
)Comm.
Drainage outlet
)(Civ. Eng.
Drainage sieve
)(Civ. Eng.
Drainage system
)(Civ. Eng.
Drainage tube
)(Civ. Eng.
)Drained (adj.
Draining
arrangements
)(Eng.
Dram
Draper effect
)(Chem.
Drapery
)Drastic (adj.
Drastic cracking
)(Pet. Eng.
= Draught-bar
)draw-bar (Eng.
= draft
compass
fans
)free (adj.

Draught
Draught
Draught
Draught

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Draught gauge
)(Eng.
Draught marks
)(Naut.
= Draughtsman
draftsman
Draw-bar = dragbar = draught-bar
)(Eng.
Draw-bar cradle
)(Railways
Draw-bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Draw-filling (Eng.
Draw-in bolt
Draw-in chuck
)(Eng.
Draw-nail
)(Foundry
Draw-off valve
)(Eng. Plumb.
)Draw-plate (Eng.
= Draw-screw
)draw-nail (Met.
Draw-tube
)telescope (Surv.
)Draw (n.
)Draw (v.



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(
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Draw a blank (Pet.

)Eng.
)Draw hole (Met.
= Draw knife
drawing knife
)(Carp.
Draw lid
Draw line
Draw set
Draw taper
)(Foundry
)Draw tongs (Eng.
)Draw works (Eng.
)Drawability (Eng.
Drawback
)(Foundry
)Drawback (n.
)Drawee (n.
Drawer

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)Drawing fires (Eng.
(
Drawing
instruments
.
)Drawer, wire (Eng.
Drawing-board
Drawing-down
)(Eng.
)Drawing-in (Eng.
Drawing-out
)Drawing (Eng.
)Drawing (Met.
Drawing cable

Drawing knife
(Carp.)
Drawing
patterns
Drawing
Drawing
Drawing
Drawing
Drawing
Drawing
(Eng.)
Drawing

of
(Foundry)
of tubes
office
paper
pen
pin
press
quality

Drawing
reproduction (Eng.)
Drawing rollers
(Eng.)
Drawing scale
(Eng.)
Drawing table
Drawing temper
(Met.)
Drawing timber
Drawing to scale
Drawing, cold
(Met.)
Drawing,
engineering (Eng.)
Drawing, hot (Met.)
Drawn-wire
filament (Illum.)
Drawn (adj.)

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Drawn current
)(Elec. Eng.
)Drawn wire (Eng.
)Dray (n.
)Dray (v.
= Dreadnought
dreadnaught
)(Naut.
)Dredge (or dredger
)(Civ. Eng.
Dredge bucket
)(Civ. Eng.
Dredger = dredge
)(Civ. Eng.
Dredger, bucket)ladder (Eng.
Dredger, pump
)(Civ. Eng.
Dredging scoop
)Dregs (n.
)Dreikanter (Geol.
)Drench (v.
Drenching
Drenching valve
)(Eng.
)Dress (n.

)Dress (v.
Dressed stuff
)(Build.

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(
)
(

)Dresser (Eng.
)Dresser (Med.
Dressing-off
)(Foundry
Dressing-station
Dressing
Dressing of ores
Dressing of rolls
)(Eng.

)(

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Dressing, antiseptic
Dressing, fixed
Dressmaking
)Dribble (n.
)Dribble (v.
)Dried (adj.

)Drier = dryer (Eng.

)Drier rolls (Eng.
Drier, hair
Drier, hot air
)(Chem.
)Driers (Chem.
Drift-net
Drift-tube tunnel
)(Phys.
)Drift (Eng.
)Drift (Geol.
)Drift (Hyd. Eng.
)Drift (Mining

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)Drift (n.
)Drift (v.
Drift angle (Aero.,
)Naut.
Drift avalanche
)(Geol.
)Drift bar (Aero.
)Drift bolt (Carp.
Drift computer
)(Naut.
Drift correction
)(Naut.
Drift current
)(Meteor.
Drift deposits
)(Geol.
)Drift energy (Phys.
)Drift ice (Geol.
Drift indicator
)(Naut.
Drift mining
Drift mobility
)(Phys.
)Drift pin (Eng.
)plug (Plumb.
point
)sand (Geol.
scale
)sight (Naut.
signal

Drift
Drift
Drift
Drift
Drift
Drift

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Drift space
)(Thermionics
Drift velocity
Drift wire
)Driftage (n.
)Drifter (Mining
)Drifting (adj.
)Drifting (n.
Drifting of needle
)(Magn.
= Drifting pick
quarts pick
)(Mining
)Drifting test (Eng.
)Driftmeter (Aero.
Drikold = dry ice
)(Chem.
)Drill-rod (Civ. Eng.
Drill regulations
)Drill (Agric.
)Drill (Mining
)Drill (n.
)Drill (v.
Drill ammunition
)(Mil.
Drill axis
Drill bit
Drill bow

Drill bushing (Eng.)

Drill chuck (Eng.)
Drill core (Mining)

Drill coulter (Agric.)

)
(

Drill cuttings (Eng.)

Drill extractor (Civ.
Eng.)
Drill feed (Eng.)
Drill formation
Drill gauge (Eng.)
Drill hammer (Eng.)
Drill holder fixture
(Eng.)
Drill lathe (Eng.)
Drill log (Eng.)
Drill pad
Drill pipe (Civ.
Eng.)
Drill plate
Drill point (Carp.)
Drill post (Eng.)
Drill rope (Eng.)
Drill sharpener
(Eng.)
Drill socket (Eng.)
Drill spindle (Eng.)
Drill stand
Drill steel (Met.)
Drill stem (Eng.)
Drill stock (Eng.)

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Drill temper (Met.)

Drill test
Drill vise (Eng.)
Drill web (Carp.)
Drill, bench (Eng.)
Drill, breast (Eng.)

Drill, electric (Eng.)

Drill, fiddle

Drill, hand (Eng.)

Drill, mobile
structure (Eng.)

Drill, multiflute
(Eng.)

Drill, pillar (Eng.)

Drill, press (Eng.)

Drill, radial (Eng.)





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Drill, ratchet (Eng.)

Drill, turret (Eng.)
Drill, twist (Eng.)
Drillability (n.)
Drilled (adj.)
Driller
Driller, diamond
Drilling-air (Eng.)
Drilling
Drilling barge (Pet.
Eng.)
Drilling bit (Eng.)

Drilling cable (Eng.)

Drilling contractor
(Civ. Eng.)
Drilling control
(Civ. Eng.)
Drilling
Drilling
(Eng.)
Drilling
(Eng.)
Drilling
(Eng.)

crew (Eng.)
engine
equipment
fixture

Drilling fluid (Eng.)

Drilling jig (Eng.)
Drilling line (Eng.)
Drilling log (Civ.
Eng.)
Drilling machine
(Eng.)
Drilling mud (Pet.
Eng.)
Drilling platform,
mobile (Pet. Eng.)
Drilling platform,
offshore (Pet. Eng.)
Drilling rig (Civ.
Eng.)
Drilling rod (Civ.
Eng.)
Drilling shaft (Eng.)

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Drilling site (Civ.

Eng.)
Drilling speed
(Eng.)
Drilling spindle
(Eng.)

Drilling table (Eng.)

Drilling, cable
(Eng.)
Drilling, churn
(Civ. Eng.)
Drilling,
delineation (Eng.)
Drilling,
directional (Eng.)
Drilling,
exploratory (Pet.
Eng.)
Drilling, off-shore
(Eng.)
Drilling,
percussion (Eng.)
Drilling,
reconnaissance
(Pet. Eng.)
Drilling, rotary
(Eng.)

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Drilling, shot (Eng.)

Drillings
Drillometer (Eng.)
Drip-dry (v.)
Drip-feed
lubrication (Eng.)

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Drip-feed
)lubricator (Eng.
)Drip-proof (adj.
)(Elec. Eng.
)(Build.
)(n.
)(v.
)cup (Eng.
)feed (Eng.
)flap (Build.

Drip
Drip
Drip
Drip
Drip
Drip

)Drip mould (Build.

)Drip pan (Eng.
)Drip pipe (Eng.
)Drip sink (Build.
)Drip valve (Eng.
Dripping eave
)(Build.
)Dripstone (Build.
)Dripstone (Geol.
)Drive (Mining
)Drive (n.
)Drive (Radio
)(v.
)axle (Eng.
belt
)bolt (Eng.

Drive
Drive
Drive
Drive

Drive chain =
driving chain (Eng.)
Drive fit = driving
fit (Eng.)
Drive gear (Eng.)
Drive mechanism
(Eng.)
Drive motor (Eng.)
Drive pinion (Eng.)
Drive pipe
Drive shaft (Eng.)
Drive, airscrew
(Aero.)
Drive, belt (Eng.)
Drive, caterpillar
(Eng.)
Drive, chain (Eng.)
Drive, direct (Eng.)
Drive, four wheel
(Eng.)
Drive, front wheel
Drive, gas
Drive, water
Drive, wheel
Driven (adj.)
Driven clutch
(Eng.)
Driven element
(Radio)
Driven pile (Civ.
Eng.)

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)Driven pulley (Eng.

)Driven shaft (Eng.
Driven well = tube
)well (Civ. Eng.
)Driven wheel (Eng.
)Driver (Elec.
)Driver (n.
Driver coupling
)(Eng.
= Driver plate
)driving plate (Eng.
Driver, mechanical
Drivers licence
Driveway
Driving-point
impedance (Elec.
)Eng.
Driving
)Driving axle (Eng.
)band (Mil.
)belt (Eng.
)box (Eng.
by belts
by friction

Driving
Driving
Driving
Driving
)(Eng.
Driving
)(Eng.

Driving by gear
wheels (Eng.)
Driving cam (Eng.)
Driving chain (Eng.)
Driving chisel
Driving chuck
(Eng.)
Driving circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Driving
compartment
Driving disc (Eng.)
Driving
Driving
(Eng.)
Driving
Driving
Driving
Driving
Driving
(Eng.)
Driving
Driving
(Eng.)

drum (Eng.)
engine
fit (Eng.)
force
gear (Eng.)
in (n.)
motor
out (n.)
pinion

Driving plate (Eng.)

Driving potential
Driving power
Driving pulley
(Eng.)
Driving rod
(Railways)

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)Driving rope (Eng.

)Driving shaft (Eng.
)Driving side (Eng.
Driving spring
)(Eng.
Driving spring rod
)(Eng.
)Driving unit (Eng.
Driving washer
)(Eng.
Driving wheel
)(Eng.
)Drizzle (n.
)Drizzle (v.
)Drogue (Aero.
)Drone (Aero.
)Drone (Zool.
)Droop (n.
)Droop (v.
Droop correction
)(Aero.
Droop, aileron
)(Aero.
Drop-feed
)lubrication (Eng.
)Drop-handle (Eng.
Drop-in winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Drop (Elec. Eng.
)Drop (Mining

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)Drop (n.
)Drop (v.
= Drop
annunciator (Elec.
)Eng.
Drop a
perpendicular
)(Maths.
)Drop arch (Build.
)Drop arm (Eng.
)Drop black (Paint.
Drop electrode
)(Chem.
)Drop forge (v.
)Drop forging (Met.
Drop gate
)(Foundry
Drop hammer
)(Eng.
Drop of potential
)(Elec. Eng.
)Drop oiler (Eng.
Drop out voltage
)(Elec.
)Drop press (Eng.

)Drop shaft (Mining

)Drop siding (Build.

Drop stamping
)(Met.

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Drop test (Elec.

)Eng.
)Drop test (Mech.
)Drop valve (Eng.
Drop weight test
)(Eng.
)Drop worm (Eng.
Droplet
)Droplight (Chem.
)Dropper (Chem.
Dropper (or
dropping) tube
)(Chem.
Dropper flask
(Chem.0
Dropping
Dropping angle
)(Mil.
Dropping bottle
)(Chem.
Dropping point
)(Chem.
Dropping resistor
)(Elec. Eng.
Dropping site (or
)zone
Drosometer
)(Meteor.
)Dross (Met. Mining
)Drossing (Met.
Drossing spoon
)Drought (Meteor.


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)Drove (Build.
)Drove (Hyd. Eng.
)Drown (v.
Drowned valley
)(Geol.

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Drowning
Drowsiness

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)Drug (n.) (Chem.
)Drug (v.
)Druggist (Chem.
)Drum (n.
)Drum (v.
Drum action
)(Acous.
Drum armature
)(Elec. Eng.
Drum breaker
)starter (Elec. Eng.
Drum controller
)(Elec. Eng.
)Drum head (Eng.
Drum of wire

.

)(

= Drum pump
)rotary pump (Eng.
Drum scanner
)(Telev.
)Drum shaft (Eng.
Drum starter
)(Elec. Eng.

Drum switch (Elec.

Eng.)
Drum winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Drum,
ammunition (Mil.)
Drum, brake
Drum, cable
Drum, deflection

Drum, dry-cleaning
Drum, ear (Anat.)
Drum, recording
(Cinema)
Drum, scanning
(Telev.)

Drum, water (Eng.)

Drumlin (Geol.)
Drummy (adj.)
Drunken saw
(Carp.)
Drupe (Bot.)
Druse crystals =
cluster crystals
Drusy (Mining)
Drusy cavities
(Geol.)

Dry-air blast (Eng.)

Dry-air pressure
(Phys.)
Dry-bulb
thermometer
(Phys.)


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)Dry-clean (v.
)Dry-cleaning (n.
Dry-cleaning
)solvent (Chem.
Dry-core cable
)(Elec. Comm.
Dry-fuel rocket
)(Eng.
)Dry-ice (Chem.
Dry-plate rectifier
)(Radio
Dry-sand casting
)(Foundry
Dry-sand mould
)(Foundry
Dry-sparkover
)voltage (Elec. Eng.
)Dry-valley (Geol.
)Dry (adj.
)Dry (n.
Dry air
Dry analysis
)(Chem.
)Dry assay (Chem.
Dry battery (Elec.
)Eng.
Dry beds of
streams
)Dry bond (Foundry

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Dry boring (Civ.
)Eng.
)Dry cell (Elec. Eng.
Dry compression
)(Eng.
)Dry copper (Met.
Dry distillation
)(Chem.
)Dry dock (Civ.Eng.
Dry electrolytic
condenser (Elec.
)Comm.
Dry fabric air
cleaner
)Dry fining (Met.
Dry flashover
)voltage (Elec. Eng.
)Dry flue gas (Eng.
)Dry fruit (Bot.
Dry galvanizing
)(Met.
)Dry gas (Pet. Eng.

)Dry grinding (Eng.

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)Dry hole (Pet. Eng.

Dry kiln
Dry measure

Dry moulding
(Foundry)
Dry mounting
(Photog.)
Dry pack (Civ.
Eng.)
Dry pile (Elec. Eng.)
Dry plate (Photog.)
Dry process
Dry pudding (Met.)
Dry rot
Dry sand (Foundry)
Dry saturated
steam (Eng.)
Dry screening (or
scrubbing) (Met.)
Dry steam (Eng.)
Dry stone (adj.)
(Build.)
Dry sump (I.C.
Engs., Eng.)
Dry test (Chem.)
Dry transformer
(Elec. Eng.)
Dry wall
Dry weight (Aero.)
Dry wood
Dryer
Drying-out (Elec.
Eng.)
Drying (Chem.)

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Drying box
(Photog.)

Drying by
distillation (Chem.)

Drying by
hydrolysis (Chem.) ( )
Drying chamber

Drying cylinder

Drying drum (Eng.)
Drying furnace
Drying of fruits
Drying of liquids
(Chem.)
Drying of
recrystallized
material (Chem.)
Drying oil (Chem.)
Drying oven
(Chem.)
Drying rack
(Photog.)
Drying stove
(Foundry)
Drying time
Drying tower
Drying unit
Dryness
Dryness fraction
(Eng.)

Dual-amplification
circuit (Radio)
Dual-grid valve
(Thermionics)
Dual-track
recording (Elec.
Eng.)
Dual-valve engine
(Eng.)
Dual (adj.)
Dual carburretors
Dual combustion
cycle (Eng.)
Dual control
Dual fuel engine
(Eng.)
Dual gear-box
steering system
Dual ignition (I.C.
Engs.)
Dual ion =
zwitterion (Chem.)
Dual lift control
(Elec. Eng.)
Dual modulation
(Radio.)
Dual operation
(Eng.)
Dual purpose (adj.)
Dual purpose (n.)
Dual wheels
Dual zone well
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)Dubbing (Cinema
)Dubbing (n.
Dubbing tool
)(Build.
)Duck (v.
Duck belting
)Duck board (Build.
= Ducks bill bit
)dowel bit (Carp.
)Duct (Eng. Biol.
)Duct, air (Eng.
Ducted cooling
)(Eng.
)Ductile (adj.) (Met.
)Ductilimeter (Met.
)Ductility (Met.
Ductility glands
)(Zool.
Ductility limit
)(Met.
)Ductility test (Met.
)Ductor (or duct
)(Print.
)Ductule (Zool.

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Due date
)Duff (Mining
Dull-emitter valve
)(Thermionics
Dull-emitting
cathode
)(Thermionics
Dull-red colour
Dull-red heat
)Dull (adj.
)Dull colour (Phys.
Dull finish
Dulong and Petits
)law (Chem.
)Duly (adv.
Dumb-bell piston
)(Eng.
Dumb antenna
)(Radio
Dumb screen
Dumb waiter
Dumb well
)Dumb(adj.
)Dumdum (Mil.
)Dummy (adj.
)Dummy (n.
Dummy aerial
)(Radio
Dummy
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Dummy coil (Elec.
)Eng.
= Dummy piston
balance piston
)(Eng.
)Dummying (Eng.
)Dump (n.
)Dump (v.
Dump car
)Dump grate (Eng.
Dump truck
)Dump valve (Aero.
Dump,
)ammunition (Mil.
Dumped moraine
)(Geol.
Dumper
Dumping ground
)(Civ. Eng.
Dumping wagon
)(Civ. Eng.
)Dumpy level (Surv.
)Dune (Geol.
)Dune, fixed (Geol.

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Dune, wandering
)(Geol.
)Dung (n.
)Dung (v.
Duodecagon
)(Geom.
)Duodecimal (adj.
)Duodenum (Zool.
)Duodiode (Radio
Duplet (Chem.0
)Duplex (adj.
Duplex air pump
)(Eng.
Duplex balance
)(Teleg.
Duplex cable
Duplex carburettor
)(I. C. Engs.
Duplex channel
)(Elec. Comm.
Duplex
)compressor (Eng.
Duplex filter
Duplex ignition
)(Eng.
)Duplex lathe (Eng.
Duplex milling
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)(Radio
Duplex packing
)(Eng.
)Duplex press (Eng.
Duplex pump
)(Eng.
Duplex radio
transmission
)(Radio
Duplex repeater
)(Elec. Eng.
Duplex
switchboard (Elec.
)Eng.
Duplex telegraphy
Duplex telephony
Duplex
transmission
Duplex winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Duplex wire (Elec.
)Eng.
Duplex working
)Duplexer (Elec.
)Duplexer (Radio
)Duplicate (adj.
)Duplicate (n.
)Duplicate (v.

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)(Elec. Eng.
Duplicate ratio
)(Maths.
Duplicating
machine
Duplicating paper
Duplication
Duplication of
)beds (Geol.
Durability
)Durable (adj.
)Durain (Min.
)Dural (Met.
)Duralumin (Mit.
= Duramen
)neartwood (Bot.
Duration
Duration test
)Duriron (Met.
Durometer
Dusk
)Dusky (adj.
Dust-proof (Elec.
)Eng.
)Dust (n.
)Dust (v.
Dust arrester
)Dust bowl (Geog.
Dust cap





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Dust collector
)(Eng.
)Dust core (Magn.
Dust counter
)(Metero.
)Dust cover (Print.
)Dust devil (Meteor.
Dust filter
)Dust free (adj.
Dust particles
Dust precipitation
Dust storm
Dust trap
Dust, coal
Dustbin
)Duster (n.
)Duster (Pet. Eng.
)Duster, air (Eng.
Dusting aeroplane
Dusting powder
)(Chem.
Dustpan
Dutch arch
Dutch door
Dutch liquid
)(Chem.
)Dutch metal (Met.
Dutch process
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Duty-cycle factor
)(Elec. Eng.
Duty-free
Duty
Duty cycle (Elec.
)Eng.
)Duty factor (Phys.
Duty, customs
Duty, hazardous
Duty, patrol
Duty, stamp
Dwell of a cam
)(Eng.
)Dy (dysprosium
)(Chem.
)Dyad (Chem.
)Dyad (n.
)Dyad atom (Chem.
)Dye (n.
)Dye (v.
Dye bleaching
)(Chem.
= Dye mordanting
)dye toning (Chem.
Dyeing (n.) j
Dyer
)Dyestuff (Chem.
)Dyke = dike (Geol.
Dynactinometer
)(Phys.

Dynameter
Dynamic (adj.)
Dynamic amplifier
(Radio)
Dynamic balance
(Eng.)
Dynamic balancer
(Eng. Aero.)
Dynamic brake
(Elec. Eng.)
Dynamic
characteristic
(Eng.)
Dynamic
convergence (Telev.)
Dynamic damper
(Eng.)
Dynamic drive
(Acous.)
Dynamic electricity
(Elec. Eng.)
Dynamic
equilibrium (Phys.,
Chem.)
Dynamic geology
Dynamic head
(Eng.)
Dynamic lift (Aero.)
Dynamic load
(Eng.)

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loudspeaker (Elec.
Eng.)
Dynamic
metamorphism
(Geol.)
Dynamic plate
resistance
(Thermionics)
Dynamic pressure
Dynamic range
Dynamic ratio
Dynamic
resistance (Eng.)
Dynamic stability
Dynamic stress
(Mech.)
Dynamic thrust
(Aero.)
Dynamic viscosity
Dynamic(al)
similarity
Dynamic(al) values
Dynamics
Dynamite (Chem.)
Dynamite charge
Dynamiting (n.)
Dynamo (Elec.
Eng.)
Dynamo strap
(Eng.)
Dynamograph
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)(Eng., Phys.
Dynamotor (Elec.
)Eng.
Dynatron
)(Electronics
Dynatron oscillator
)(Radio
)Dyne (Phys. Mech.
Dynode
)(Electronics
Dyotron
)(Electronics
)Dysbarism (Aero.
)Dysentery (Med.
)Dyspepsia (Med.
)Dyspn(o)ea (Med.
)Dysprosium (dy
)(Chem.
Dystetic mixture
)(Chem.
E-layer (or
Kennelly-Heaviside
)layer) (Radio
)E or e (Maths.
E. m. f.
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E.S.U.
)(electrostatic unit
)(Elec.
)Eagre (n.
)Ear-drum (Zool.
)Ear-flap (n.
)Ear-mark (n.
)Ear-mark (v.
)Ear-muff (Acous.
)Ear-piece (n.
Ear-trumpet
)Ear (n.
)Ear cap (n.
Ear defender
)(Acous.
)Ear screw (Eng.
)Earing (Naut.
)Earlap (Acous.
)Early (adj.
)Early (adv.

)Early cut-off (Eng.

)Early ignition (Eng.

Early Palaeozoic
)(Geol.
Early setting
)cement (Civ. Eng.
Early Tertiary
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Early timing

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Earned income
Earnest money
Earnings
)Earphone (Acous.
)Earshot (Acous.
= Earth-indicator
earth-detector
)(Elec. Eng.
Earth-line (Elec.
)Eng.
)Earth-oil (Geol.
Earth-wire (Elec.
)Eng.
)Earth (Astron.
)Earth (n.
)Earth (v.
Earth auger (or
)borer
)Earth bath (Chem.
Earth borer (Civ.
)Eng.
Earth cable (Elec.
)Eng.
Earth capacitance
)(Elec. Eng.
Earth circuit
)(Radio
)Earth coal (Geol.

Earth coil (Elec.

Eng.)
Earth colours
(Paint.)
Earth conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth connection
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth creep (Geol.)
Earth current
(Radio)
Earth curvature
(Geol.)
Earth dam (Civ.
Eng.)
Earth detector
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth fault (Elec.
Eng.)
Earth flow (Geol.)
Earth flux (Magn.)
Earth impedance
(Elec. Comm.)
Earth inductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth inductor
compass =
induction compass
(Aero.)

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ground lead (Radio) .

Earth leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth load = earth
pressure (Civ. Eng.)
Earth magnetism
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth movements
(Geol.)
Earth pillar (Geol.0
Earth plate (Elec.
Eng.)
Earth potential
(Elec.)
Earth pressure
Earth radiation
(Phys.)
Earth resistance
(Elec. Comm.)
Earth return (Elec.
Eng.)
Earth return
circuit (Elec.
Comm.)
Earth satellite
Earth terminal
(Elec. Eng.)
Earth thermometer
(Meteor.)
Earth wave (Goel.)
Earth, absorbent
Earth, alkaline
(Chem.)

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(Geol.)
Earths core (Geol.)
Earths crust
(Geol.)
Earths field
(Magn.)
Earths magnetic
field
Earths mantle
(Geol.)
Earths slide (Geol.)
Earthed (adj.)
Earthed circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthed electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthed neutral
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthed pole (Elec.
Eng.)
Earthed switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthed system
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthen (adj.)
Earthen dam (Civ.
Eng.)
Earthenware (n.)
Earthing (Elec.
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(Elec. Eng.)
Earthing reactor
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthing resistor
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthing switch
(Radio)
Earthing terminal
(Elec. Eng.)
Earthing
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Earthquake (Geol.)
Earthquake period
(Geol.)
Earthquake,
artificial
Earthquake,
swarm (Geol.)
Earths, rare
(Chem.)
Earthwards (adv.)
Earthwork (Civ.
Eng.)
Earthworm (Zool.)
Earthy (adj.)
Earthy lustre
(Paint.)
Earthy water
(Chem.)
Earwax (Zool.)

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)Ease (v.
)Easel (n.
(Easement (n.
= Easement curve
transition curve
)(Surv.
Easers (Eng.
)Mining
)Easily (adv.
)Easing (Eng.
)Easing gear (Eng.
)East (adj.
)East (adv.
)East (n.
)Easterly (adj.
)Easterly (adv.
)Eastern (adj.
Eastern
)Hemisphere (Geog.
)Easting (n.) (Naut.
)Eastward (adj.
)Eastward (adv.
)Easy (adj.
)Easy (adv.
Easy running fit
)(Eng.
)Eat (v.
)Eating (n.
Eau-de-cologne

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)Javel water (Chem.
)Eaves (Build.
)Ebb (n.

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Ebb and flow
Ebb current

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Ebonite
)Ebony (adj.
)Ebony (n.) (Bot.
)Ebullient (adj.
Ebullioscope
)(Chem.
)Ebullition (Phys.
Ebullition point
)(Phys.
)Eccentric (adj.
)(Mech.
)Eccentric (Astron.
)Eccentric (n.
Eccentric action
)(Eng.
)Eccentric bit (Eng.
Eccentric bolts
)(Eng.
Eccentric bushing
)(Eng.

Eccentric circles
(Maths.)
Eccentric collar (or
hoop) (Eng.)
Eccentric crank
(Eng.)
Eccentric disc (or
sheave) (Eng.)
Eccentric drive
(Eng.)
Eccentric fitting
(Plumb.)
Eccentric gear
(Eng.)
Eccentric hook
(Eng.)
Eccentric hoop (or
strap) (Eng.)
Eccentric load
(Eng.)
Eccentric motion
(Eng.)
Eccentric oiler
(Eng.)
Eccentric
Eccentric
(Eng.)
Eccentric
(Eng.)
Eccentric
(Eng.)
Eccentric
(Eng.)

rod (Eng.)
sector
segment
shaft
sheave

Eccentric sleeve
(Eng.)
Eccentric spiral
(Eng.)
Eccentric strap
(Eng.)
Eccentric throwout (Eng.)
Eccentric turning
(Eng.)
Eccentric turnings
Eccentric wear
(Eng.)
Eccentric wheel
(Eng.)
Eccentricity (n.)
Ecdysis
Echelle grating
(Opt.)
Echelon (n.)
Echelon (Opt.)
Echelon (v.)
Echelon faults
(Geol.)
Echelon folds
(Geol.)
Echelon formation
(Aero.)
Echelon grating
(Light.)
Echinodermata
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Echo (v.)
Echo box (Radio)
Echo chamber
(Acous.)
Echo depthsounding (Acous.)
Echo effect (Phys.)
Echo meter
(Acous.)
Echo ranging =
sonar (Ocean.)
Echo room (Acous.)
Echo sounder
(Ocean.)
Echo sounding
(Ocean.)
Echo suppressor
(Elec. Comm.
Acous.)
Echoic (adj.)
Echosphere (Ecol.)
Eclectic (adj., n.)
Eclimeter =
clinometer (Surv.)
Eclipse (n.)
(Astron.)
Eclipse (v.)
Eclipse, annular
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Eclipse, partial
)(Astron.
Eclipse, solar
)(Astron.
Eclipse, total
)(Astron.
)Ecliptic (adj.
)Ecliptic (n.
)(Astron.
)Eclogite (Geol.
Ecological factor
)(Ecol.
)Ecologist (n.
)Ecology (n.
)Economic (adj.
Economic
geography
Economic geology
Economic ratio
)(Civ. Eng.
)Economical (adj.
Economical factors
Economical speed
)Economics (n.
)Economist (n.
)Economize (v.
)Economizer (n.
Economizer, fuel
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Ectoderm (Zool.,
)Geol.
)Ectoplasm (Biol.
)Eczema (Med.
Eddy-current
)brake (Elec. Eng.
Eddy-current
)heating (Elec. Eng.
Eddy-current loss
)(Elec. Eng.
Eddy-current plate
)(Elec. Eng.
Eddy-current
speed indicator
)(Elec. Eng.
)Eddy (n.
)Eddy (v.
Eddy chamber
)(Eng.
Eddy conductivity
)(Phys.
Eddy current
)(Elec. Eng.
)Eddy flow (Hyd.
)Eddy loss (Eng.
Eddying motion
Edge-cross lap
)joint (Carp.
)Edge-joint (Carp.
Edge-mill
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)coal (Mining
)crack (Geol.

Edge
Edge
Edge
Edge

)Edge effect (Elec.

Edge of a dihedral
)angle (Maths.
Edge planing
machine
)Edge rolls (Eng.
Edge runner
Edge seam
Edge sound
)(Acous.
)Edge tool (Eng.
Edge well (Pet.
)Eng.
Edge wheel (or
)stone
Edge winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Edge, cutting
Edge, leading
)(Aero.
)Edge, leading (Eng.

Edge, trailing
(Aero.)
Edge, trailing (Eng.)
Edged (adj.) (Eng.)
Edged (Bot.)
Edger (Carp.)
Edgeways (or
edgewise) (adv.)
Edgewise
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Edgewise strip
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Edging (n.)
Edging machine
Edgy (adj.)
Edible (adj.)
Edible (n.)
Edict (n.)
Edifice (Build.)
Edify (v.)
Edison
accumulator =
nickel-ironalkaline
accumulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Edison effect
(Thermionics)
Edit (v.)
Edition (n.)
Educable (adj.)

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)Education (n.
Educational film
)Educative (adj.
)Educator (n.
)Educe (v.
)Educt (n.) (Chem.
)Eduction (Eng.
Eduction pipe
)(Eng.
Eduction port
)(Eng.
)Edulcorate (v.
)(Chem.
)Eel (Zool.
)Efface (v.
)Effect (n.
)Effect (n.
)Effect (v.
Effect, black-out
)(Electronics
Effect, differential
Effect, Edison
)(Elec. Eng.
Effect, flicker
)(Elec. Eng.
Effect, gyroscopic
Effect, mechanical
Effect, moral
)Effect, night (Radio

Effect, physiological
Effect, toxic
Effective (adj.)
Effective acoustic
centre (Acous.)
Effective aperture
(Light.)
Effective area
Effective band
widths (Radio)
Effective buckling
length (Eng.)
Effective
capacitance (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective closure
Effective current
(Elec. Eng.)
Effective cut-off
frequency (Radio)
Effective date
Effective depth
(Civ. Eng.)
Effective
electromotive force
(Elec. Eng.)
Effective force
(Mech.)
Effective head
(Hyd.)
Effective heating
surface (Eng.)
Effective height

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antenna (Radio)
Effective
horsepower (Eng.)
Effective
inductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective input
admittance (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective input
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective length
Effective mass
(Phys.)
Effective output
admittance (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective output
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective
permeability (Elec.
Eng.)
Effective pitch of
propeller (Eng.)
Effective power
(Eng.)
Effective pressure
(Eng.)
Effective propeller
thrust (Eng.)
Effective range
(Elec. Eng.)

Effective resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Effective section
(Eng.)
Effective shear
(Eng.)
Effective size
Effective sound
pressure (Acous.)
Effective span
(Build.)
Effective stress
(Eng.)
Effective surface
Effective
temperature (Eng.)
Effective
transmission (Elec.
Comm.)
Effective value
(Elec. Eng.)
Effective voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Effective
wavelength
(Photog.)
Effective wing area
(Aero.)
Effectiveness (n.)
Effectual (adj.)
Efferent (Zool.)
Effervesce (v.)

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Effervescence (n.)
Effervescent (adj.)
Effervescent liquid
Efficacious (adj.)
Efficacy (n.)

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Efficiency (n.)
Efficiency curve
Efficiency diode =
booster diode
(Telev.)
Efficiency of a
machine (Eng.)
Efficiency of
rectification (Elec.
Eng.)
Efficiency ratio
(Eng.)
Efficiency,
mechanical (Eng.)
Efficiency, overall
(Eng.)
Efficiency, relative
(Eng.)
Efficiency, thermal
(Eng.)
Efficient (adj.)
Effloresce (Bot.)
Effloresce (v.)
(Chem.)

Efflorescence (Bot.)
Efflorescence (n.)
(Chem.)

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)Efflorescent (adj.
)Effluence (n.
)Ejaculate (v.
)Ejaculation (n.
)Eject (v.
)Ejecta (Geol.
)Ejectamenta (Geol.
)Ejection (n.
Ejection capsule
)(Aero.
= Ejection seat
)ejection-seat (Aero.
Ejection valve
)(Eng.
)Ejector (n.
Ejector condenser
)(Eng.
)Eking piece (Eng.
)Elaborate (adj.
)Elaborate (v.
)Elaboration (n.
)Elapse (v.
Elastance (Elec.
)Comm.
)(adj.
)(n.
after-effect
)axis (Eng.

Elastic
Elastic
Elastic
)(Phys.
Elastic

Elastic bitumen =
elaterite (Chem.)
Elastic coefficient
(Mech.)
Elastic collision
(Phys.)
Elastic constant
(Mech.)
Elastic cord (Eng.)
Elastic coupling
(Phys.)
Elastic curve
(Mech.)
Elastic deflection
(Phys.)
Elastic
deformation (Eng.)
Elastic fatigue
(Eng.)
Elastic fluid
Elastic lag (Eng.)
Elastic
Elastic
(Phys.)
Elastic
(Phys.)
Elastic
(Eng.)
Elastic

limit (Phys.)
medium
modulus
mount
nut (Eng.)

Elastic range (Eng.)

Elastic resilience
(Phys.)

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Elastic rigidity
(Mech.)
Elastic scattering
(Phys.)
Elastic stability
(Eng.)
Elastic stiffness
(Mech.)
Elastic strain (Eng.)
Elastic strength
(Eng.)
Elastic string
Elastic washer
(Eng.)
Elastic waves
(Phys.)
Elasticity (Phys.)
Elasticity of bulk
(Phys.)
Elasticity of
compression (Phys.)
Elasticity of
elongation (Phys.)
Elasticity of flexure
(Phys.)
Elasticity of gases
(Phys.)
Elasticity of shear
(or rigidity) (Phys.)
Elasticity of
torsion (Phys.)
Elasticity test

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Elasticity,
)modulus of (Mech.
)Elastivity (Elec.
)Elastometer (Eng.
Elaterite
)Elbow-joint (Eng.
Elbow-rest
)Elbow (n.
Elbow bend
Elbow connection
Elbow crossing
)Elbow pipe (Eng.
Elbow room
)Elect (adj.
)Elect (v.
)Election (n.
)Elective (adj.
)Elector (n.
)Electret (Elec.
Electric-acoustical
transducer
Electric-arc
)welding (Elec. Eng.
Electric-light
)(Illum.
Electric-light
)fittings (Illum.
)Electric (adj.
)Electric (hearth
furnace

Electric absorption
Electric
accumulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric analyzer
(Chem.)
Electric anomaly
Electric arc (Elec.
Eng.)

Electric arc
furnace (Elec. Eng.)

Electric balance
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric battery
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric bell (Elec.
Eng.)

Electric blasting
cap (Elec. Eng.)

Electric brake
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric brazing
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric bulb (Elec.
) (
Eng.)

Electric buzzer
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric cable
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric capacity
(Elec. Eng.)
( )
Electric cautery
(Med.)

Electric cell (Elec.

Eng.)
Electric chair
Electric charge
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric clutch
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric coal cutter
(Mining)
Electric coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric
conduction (Elec.)
Electric
conductivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric contact
Electric controller
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric cooker
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric crane
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric current
(Elec. Eng.)

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Electric delay fuse

(Elec. Eng.)
Electric deposition
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
detonator(Elec.
Eng.)
Electric device
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric dipole
(Elec.)
Electric discharge
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric discharge
lamp (Illum.)
Electric
displacement
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
dissociation (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric dredger
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric drill (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric drive (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric
dynamometer
(Eng.)
Electric elasticity
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric elevator
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric energy
(Elec.)
Electric eye (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric feedback
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric field (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric field
intensity (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric field
strength (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric filtering
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric firing
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric flux (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric flux
density (Elec. Eng.)
Electric force
Electric furnace
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric fuse
Electric gas-lighter
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric generating
set (Elec. Eng.)
Electric generator
(Elec. Eng.)

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Electric grinder
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric harmonic
analyzer (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric heater
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric heating
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric hoist
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric horn (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric horsepower (Elec. Eng.)
Electric igniter
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric ignition
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric induction
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric insulation
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric intensity
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
interference (Radio)
Electric lamp
(Illum.)
Electric lamp
filament (Elec.
Eng.)

Electric leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric lift (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric line (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric load (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric lock (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric locomotive
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric logging
(Pet. Eng.)
Electric machine
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric mains
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric melting
furnace (Met.)
Electric meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
modulation (Radio.)
Electric motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric networks
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
oscillations (Radio)
Electric oven (Elec.
Eng.)

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Electric pendulum
(Phys.)
Electric
photometer (Illum.)
Electric pig (Met.)
Electric plant
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
polarization (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric polisher
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric potential
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric powerstation (Elec. Eng.)
Electric power
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric power
transmission (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric
precipitaion (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric pressure
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric primer
Electric pump
(Eng.)
Electric pyrometer
(Phys.)

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)
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Electric railway
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric reduction
(Chem.)
Electric resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric resistance
welding (Elec. Eng.)
Electric retarder
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric riveting
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric screening
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric shaft
furnace (Met.)
Electric shock
(Elec.)
Electric signals
(Elec. Comm.)
Electric smelting
(Met.)
Electric soldering
copper
Electric spark
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric spectrum
(Elec.)
Electric starting
gear (Elec. Eng.)

)
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Electric steel
furnace (Elec. Eng.)

Electric storm
(Meteor.)

Electric strength
:
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric switch
lock (Elec. Eng.)

Electric system
protection (Elec.
Eng.)

Electric tape (Elec.
Eng.)

Electric telemeter
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric torch
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric traction
(Elec. Eng.)

Electric transducer
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric
transmission (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric valve
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric varnish
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric voltage
(Elec. Eng.)

) (

Electric wave filter

(Elec. Comm.)
Electric welding
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric welding
machine (Elec.
Eng.)
Electric winder
(Eng.)
Electric wires
(Elec. Eng.)
Electric wiring
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical (adj.)
Electrical analogy
(Acous.)
Electrical angle
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical
attraction (Elec.)
Electrical bias
(Teleg.)
Electrical bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical building
up (Elec. Eng.)
Electrical capacity
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical chain
(Elec. Comm.)
Electrical
communication

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Electrical
condenser (Phys.)
Electrical
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical constant
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical control
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical efficiency
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical energy
(Elec.)
Electrical
engineering
Electrical
equivalent
Electrical
etching(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical
forming(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical
horsepower (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical
induction (Elec.)
Electrical inertia =
inductance (Elec.)
Electrical
installations

Electrical
instruments (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical line of
force (Elec.)
Electrical oil (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical output
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical
precipitation (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical
prospecting (Pet.
Eng.)
Electrical
recording (Acous.)
Electrical
reduction (Chem.)
Electrical
reproduction
(Acous.)
Electrical
repulsion (Elec.)
Electrical
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical
resistivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrical
resonance (Elec.)
Electrical system
(Elec. Eng.)

Electrical
technology
Electrical testing
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical unit
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrical wiring
Electrically (adv.)
Electrician (n.)
Electricity (n.)
Electricity meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Electricity,
atmospheric
(Meteor.)
Electricity,
frictional (Elec.)
Electricity,
negative (or
resinous) (Elec.)
Electricity, positive
(or vitreous) (Elec.)
Electricity, static
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrification (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrified obstacle
Electrify (v.)
Electrization (n.)
Electrize (v.)
Electro-

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Electro-acoustical
reciprocity
theorem (Phys.)
Electro-acoustical
transducer (Phys.)
Electro-ballistics
Electro-brassing
(Elec. Eng.)
Electro-cart (Elec.
Eng.)
Electro-contact
mine (Naut.)
Electro-coppering
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrocrystallization
(Chem.)
Electro-deposition
(Met.)
Electro-dissolution
(Chem.)
Electro-drill (Elec.
Eng.)
Electroendosmosis
(Chem.)
Electro-engraving
(Elec. Eng.)
Electro-etching
(Elec. Eng.)
Electro-extraction
(Met.)

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Electro-galvanizing
)(Elec. Eng.
Electro-gilding
Electro-nickeling
)(Elec. Eng.
Electro-osmosis
)(Chem.
Electro-photometer
)(Phys.
Electro-radiometer
)(Phys.
Electro-semaphore
)(Railways
Electro-silvering
)(Elec. Eng.
Electroaffinity
)(Chem.
Electroanalysis
)(Chem.
Electrobath (Elec.
)Eng.
Electroblasting
Electrocapillarity
)(Phys.
Electrocardiogram
)(Med.
Electrocatalysis
)(Chem.
Electrocataphoresis
)(Elec. Eng.

Electrocautery
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrochemical
(adj.)
Electrochemical cell
Electrochemical
corrosion
Electrochemical
decomposition
(Chem.)
Electrochemical
equivalent (Chem.)
Electrochemical
reaction (Chem.)
Electrochemical
series (Chem.)
Electrochemistry
(n.)
Electrocoagulation
(Med.)
Electrocolorimeter
(Phys.)
Electrocute (v.)
Electrocution
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode-carbon
Electrode-holder
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrode
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)

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Electrode current
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode
dissipation
(Thermionics)
Electrode drop
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode
efficiency (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrode
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrode lead
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode potential
(Chem.)
Electrode shank
(Eng.)
Electrode skid
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode voltage
(Thermionics)
Electrode welding
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrode,
deflecting (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrodeless
discharge
(Thermionics)
Electrodeposit (n.)
Electrodeposit (v.)
(Met.)

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Electrodeposit
)coating (Elec. Eng.

Electrodeposit
metal surface
)(Elec. Eng.

Electrodialysis
)(Chem.
) (
Electrodispersion
)(Chem.
)(
Electrodynamic
:
)(adj.

Electrodynamic
instrument (Elec.

)Eng.
Electrodynamic
loudspeaker
)(Acous.

Electrodynamics
)(Elec. Eng.

Electrodynamomete
)r (Elec. Eng.

Electrofacing (Elec.
)Eng.

Electrofiltration
potential (Elec.
)Eng.

Electrofluorescence
)(Elec.

)Electroform (v.
)(
Electroforming
)(Met.

:
)Electrogen (Phys.

Electrogram (Elec.
)Eng.
Electrograph (Elec.
)Eng.
Electrokinetic
)potential (Chem.

)Electrokinetics (n.
)Electrolier (Illum.

Electroliquid
)receiver(Elec. Eng.
Electroluminescenc
)e (Phys.

. )Electrolysis (Chem.
Electrolysis,
Faradays laws of
)(Phys., Chem.
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)Electrolyte (Chem.

Electrolyte,
)colloidal (Chem.

Electrolyte,
conductance of

)(Phys.
)Electrolytic (adj.
)(Chem.

Electrolytic action
)(Chem.

Electrolytic
)aluminium (Met.

Electrolytic
.
)analysis (Chem.

Electrolytic
assaying (Met.)
Electrolytic bath
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrolytic
capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrolytic
cathode (Chem.)
Electrolytic cell
(Chem.)
Electrolytic
cleaning (Chem.)
Electrolytic
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrolytic
conduction (Chem.)
Electrolytic copper
(Met.)
Electrolytic
decomposition
(Chem.)
Electrolytic
depolarization
(Chem.)
Electrolytic deposit
(Chem.)
Electrolytic
detector (Radio)
Electrolytic
dissociation
(Chem.)

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Electrolytic effect
(Chem.)
Electrolytic gas
(Chem.)
Electrolytic lead
(Met.)
Electrolytic
lightning arrester
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrolytic meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrolytic
oxidation (Chem.)
Electrolytic parting
(Chem.)
Electrolytic
polarization
(Chem.)
Electrolytic
polishing (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrolytic
reaction (Chem.)

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Electrolytic

rectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Electrolytic
reduction (Chem.)

Electrolytic
.
refining (Met.)

Electrolytic slime
(Chem.)

Electrolytic
solution pressure
(Chem.)

Electrolytic tinrefining (Met.)

Electrolytic valve
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrolytic zinc
(Met.)
Electrolyze =
electrolyse (v.)
Electrolyzer
(Chem.)
Electromagnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromagnetic
(adj.) (Elec. Eng.)
Electromagnetic
brake (Elec. Eng.)
Electromagnetic
component (Radio)
Electromagnetic
constant (Phys.)
Electromagnetic
control (Elec. Eng.)
Electromagnetic
convergence (Phys.)
Electromagnetic
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Electromagnetic
crack detector
(Elec. Eng.)

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Electromagnetic
cut-out (Elec. Eng.)
Electromagnetic
deflection
(Electronics)

Electromagnetic
detection (Elec.
Eng.)

Electromagnetic
dumping (Elec.
Eng.)

Electromagnetic
emission (Phys.)

Electromagnetic

energy (Phys.)
()
Electromagnetic
.
engine (Elec. Eng.)

Electromagnetic
field (Elec. Eng.)

Electromagnetic
focusing
) (
(Electronics)

Electromagnetic
force (Elec. Eng.)

Electromagnetic
generator (Elec.
.
Eng.)

Electromagnetic
induction (Elec.
.
Eng.)

Electromagnetic
inertia (Elec. Eng.)

Electromagnetic
instruments (Elec.
Eng.)
Electromagnetic
lens (Electronics)
Electromagnetic
loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Electromagnetic
microphone
(Acous.)
Electromagnetic
mirror (Radio)
Electromagnetic
pick-up (Acous.)
Electromagnetic
radiation (Phys.)
Electromagnetic
reaction (Phys.)
Electromagnetic
relay (Elec. Eng.)

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)
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Electromagnetic
seismometer (Geol.)
Electromagnetic
.
separation

Electromagnetic
spectrum (Phys.)

Electromagnetic

switch (Elec. Eng.)
()
Electromagnetic
synchronization
(Elec. Eng.)

Electromagnetic
theory (Phys.)







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Electromagnetic
)units (Phys.
Electromagnetic
)waves (Phys.
Electromagnetical
)brake (Elec. Eng.
Electromagnetical
)counter (Elec. Eng.
Electromagnetical
recorder (Elec.
)Eng.
Electromagnetical
transducer (Elec.
)Eng.
Electromagnetics
)(Phys.
Electromagnetism
)(Elec. Eng.
Electromechanics
)(Eng.
Electrometallurgy
)(Met.
Electrometer (Elec.
)Eng.
Electrometer
)(Phys.
Electrometry (Elec.
)Eng.
Electromobile
)(Elec. Eng.

Electromotion
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromotive (adj.)
Electromotive
(force) series
(Chem.)
Electromotive force
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromotive
force, back (Elec.
Eng.)
Electromotive
force, counter
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromotive
force, impressed
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromotive
force, induced
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromotive
force, thermal
(Elec. Eng.)
Electromotor (Elec.
Eng.)
Electron-coupled
oscillator (Radio)
Electron-ray tube
(Electronics)
Electron-volt
Electron (Phys.)

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Electron = elektron
(Met.)

Electron affinity
(Chem.)

Electron avalanche
(Phys)

Electron beam
(Telev.)

Electron bomb

Electron
bombardment

Electron camera
(Telev.)

Electron capture
(Phys.)

Electron cloud
:
(Phys.)

Electron coupling
(Radio)

Electron current
(Electronics)

Electron diffraction
(Phys.)

Electron discharge
(Electronics)

Electron discharge
tube (Electronics)

Electron
distribution (Phys.)
Electron drift
(Elec.)

)
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Electron duplet
(Chem.)
Electron emission
Electron furnace
(Elec. Eng.)
Electron gun
(Electronics)
Electron indictor
tube (Radio)
Electron jet
(Electronics)
Electron lens
(Electronics)
Electron
microscope
(Electronics)
Electron mirror
(Phys.)
Electron
multiplication
(Phys.)
Electron multiplier
Electron octet
(Chem.)
Electron optics
(Phys.)
Electron probe
microanalysis
(Chem.)
Electron relay
(Electronics)
Electron rich (adj.)
(Elec.)

)
(
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(
)
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Electron shell
(Phys.)
Electron spin
(Phys.)
Electron spin
resonance (Phys.)
Electron spin
resonance
spectrometer
Electron structure
of atoms (Phys.)
Electron telescope
(Electronics)
Electron theory
(Phys.)
Electron transition
(Phys.)
Electron tube
(Electronics)
Electron valve
(Electronics)
Electron, bonding
(Chem.)
Electron,
conduction (Phys.)
Electron, free
Electron, nuclear
(Phys.)
Electron, valence
(Chem.)

Electronate (v.)
(Chem.)
Electronegative
(Chem.)
Electronegative
element (Chem.)
Electronegative
potential (Chem.)
Electronegativity
(Chem.)
Electronic (adj.)
Electronic brain
(Phys.)
Electronic bug
(Teleg.)
Electronic charge
(Phys.)
Electronic
commutator (Elec.
Eng.)
Electronic
computer (Phys.)
Electronic control
(Eng.)
Electronic
distribution
(Chem.)
Electronic
efficiency (Elec.
Eng.)
Electronic
engineering
Electronic formula
(Chem.)

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Electronic
instrument (Phys.)
Electronic lens
(Electronics)
Electronic orbits
(Chem.)
Electronic
oscillations (Radio)
Electronic rectifier
= metal rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Electronic
scanning (Telev.)
Electronic speed
Electronic speed
key (Elec. Eng.)
Electronic
structure of atoms
(Phys.)
Electronic switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Electronic theory
of valency (Chem.)
Electronic tube
(Electronics)
Electronics

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Electronmicrograph
Electrophilic
reagent (Chem.)

Electrophoresis
:
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Electrophoresis
effect
Electrophorus
)(Elec.
Electrophysics
)Electroplate (n.
)Electroplate (v.
Electroplating
Electroplating bath
)(or vat
Electroplating
generator (Elec.
)Eng.
Electroplating plant
Electropneumatic
)(adj.
Electropneumatic
)brake (Elec. Eng.
Electropneumatic
control
Electropneumatic
signalling (Elec.
)Eng.
Electropneumatic
thermostat (Elec.
)Eng.
)Electropolar (adj.
)(Elec.
Electropolishing
)(Elec. Eng.
Electropositive
)(adj.) (Chem.

Electropositive
element (Chem.)
Electropositive
plate (Phys.)
Electropositive
potential (Chem.)
Electropositive
radical (Chem.)
Electropyrometer
(Phys.)
Electrorefining
(Met.)
Electroscope (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrosmelting
(Met.)
Electrosol (Chem.)
Electrostatic (adj.)
Electrostatic
accelerator (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
actuator (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
adhesion (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
attraction (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
capacity (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
charge (Elec.)

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.

Electrostatic
component (Radio)
Electrostatic
corona (Elec.)
Electrostatic
coupling (Radio)
Electrostatic
current (Elec.)
Electrostatic
deflection
(Electronics)
Electrostatic
discharge (Elec.)
Electrostatic
energy (Elec.)
Electrostatic error
(Radio)
Electrostatic field
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrostatic flux
(Elec.)
Electrostatic
focusing
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Electrostatic
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
induction (Elec.
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Electrostatic
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Electrostatic
loudspeaker
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Electrostatic
machine (Elec.)
Electrostatic
microphone
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Electrostatic motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Electrostatic
oscillograph (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
potential (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
precipitation (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
reaction (Radio.)
Electrostatic
resistance (Elec.)
Electrostatic
retardation (Elec.
Com.)
Electrostatic
screen (or shield)
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separator (Elec.
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Electrostatic shield
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Electrostatic strain
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Electrostatic stress
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Electrostatic units
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Electrostatic
voltmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatic
wattmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Electrostatics
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Electrostriction
Electrosynthesis
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chemistry
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efficiency (Elec.
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instrument (Elec.
)Eng.
Electrothermics
= Electrotropism
electropism
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)(Print.
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Electrotypograph
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electropositive
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radioactive (Phys.)
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earth (Chem.)
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)correction (Surv.
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= Elevation head
position head
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Elevation indicator
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Elevation, angle of
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Elevator angle
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Elevator bucket (or
)scoop) (Eng.
Elevator control
)(Aero.
Elevator
counterweight
)(Aero.
Elevator dredger
)(Eng.
Elevator hinge
)(Aero.
Elevator
servomechanism
)(Aero.
Elevator shaft
)(Eng.
Elevator
transformer (Elec.
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Elevator, freight
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Eleven year period
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= Eliminator
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Eng.)
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of
Emergency (adj.)
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Emergency aerial
Emergency air
valve (Eng.)
Emergency alarm
bell (Elec. Eng.)
Emergency brake
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Emergency
equipment
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Emergency landing
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Emergency switch
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Emergency tank
Emergency tyre
Emergency wheel
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Emery grinder
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)paste (Eng.
powder
surface
tape

Emery
Emery
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Emery
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Emery

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deterioration of
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photoelectric
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magnification (Opt.)
Empty weight
Emptying plug

Emptying tap (Eng.)

Empyreumatic oil
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Emulate (v.)
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(Chem.)
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Emulsified asphalt
(Chem.)
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)wire (Elec. Eng.
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Enamelled casting
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Enamelled cloth
Enamelled glass
Enamelled leather
Enamelled paper
Enamelled slate
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End-lap joint
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hendecagon
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)belt (Eng.
chain
chain
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Endless
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Energy curve
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Energy efficiency
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Energy levels
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Energy of motion
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degradation of
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friction
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gum (Eng.)

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Epigene process
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Epigenetic
)deposits (Geol.
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Epiphenomenon
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)Epiphyte (Bot.
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)(Biol.
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Epithermal reactor
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projection
Equal-energy
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Equal arm balance
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Equal figures
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)Eng.
Equaling bed (Civ.
)Eng.
Equaling chamber
)(Eng.
Equaling charge
Equaling current
)(Elec. Eng.
Equaling dyestuffs
)(Chem.
Equaling dynamo
)(Elec. Eng.
Equaling gear
)(Eng.

Equaling network
(Elec. Comm.)

Equaling pad (Eng.)

Equaling signals
(Telev.)

Equaling support
(Civ. Eng.)

Equaling valve
(Eng.)

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Equalization (n.)
Equalize (v.)
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Equalizer (Elec.
Eng.)

Equalizer (n.)
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Equalizer (or
balancing) ring

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Equalizer switch
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Equalizer, phase
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second degree
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third degree
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mathematical
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parametric (Maths.)
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quadratic (Maths.)
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simultaneous
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mounting (Astron.)
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telescope (Astron.)
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range beacon
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scale (Acous.)
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(logarithmic) spiral
(Maths.)
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triangle (Geom.)
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rectangular)
hyperbola (Maths.)
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polygon (Geom.)
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diagram (Met.)
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moisture content
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forces (Mech.)
Equilibrium point
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reaction potential
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Equilibrium
relative humidity

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Equilibrium state
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Equilibrium valve
(Eng.)
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pressure (Phys.)
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chemical (Chem.)
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(Chem.)
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kinetic (Phys.)
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neutral (Mech.)
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physical (Chem.)
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solution (Chem.)
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mixture (Chem.)
Equimomental
systems (Eng.)
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(Astron.)
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Equipartition of
energy (Phys.)
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maintenance (Eng.)
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Equipotential
cathode
(Thermionics)
Equipotential
connections (Elec.
Eng.)
Equipotential
surface (Elec. Eng.)
Equitant (Geol.)
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Equity of
redemption
Equivalence
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Equivalence point

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coefficient of (Met.)
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Equivalent (n.)
Equivalent
absorption (Phys.)
Equivalent
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Equivalent altitude
Equivalent band
width
Equivalent band
width
Equivalent circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Equivalent circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Equivalent
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent
conductivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent
conductivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent
disturbing current

Equivalent
disturbing current
Equivalent
electrons (Chem.)
Equivalent
electrons (Chem.)
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equations (Maths.)
Equivalent
equations (Maths.)
Equivalent figures
(Maths.)
Equivalent figures
(Maths.)
Equivalent focal
length (Opt.)
Equivalent focal
length (Opt.)
Equivalent height
of antenna (Radio.)
Equivalent height
of antenna (Radio.)
Equivalent lens
(Light.)
Equivalent lens
(Light.)
Equivalent
loudness (Acous.)
Equivalent
loudness (Acous.)
Equivalent
monoplane (Aero.)

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monoplane (Aero.)
Equivalent
network (Phys.)
Equivalent
network (Phys.)
Equivalent piston
(Eng.)
Equivalent piston
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Equivalent
polygons (Maths.)
Equivalent
polygons (Maths.)
Equivalent
proportions
Equivalent
proportions
Equivalent
proportions , law
of (Chem.)
Equivalent
proportions , law
of (Chem.)
Equivalent
reactance (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent
reactance (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)

Equivalent
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Equivalent simple
pendulum (Phys.)
Equivalent simple
pendulum (Phys.)
Equivalent sine
wave (Elec. Eng.)
Equivalent sine
wave (Elec. Eng.)
Equivalent
solution (Chem.)
Equivalent
solution (Chem.)
Equivalent weight
(Chem.)
Equivalent weight
(Chem.)
Equivalent,
chemical
Equivalent,
chemical
Equivalent,
electrochemical
(Elec. Eng.)
Equivalent,
electrochemical
(Elec. Eng.)

Equivalent, relative

Equivalent, relative
Equivocal (adj.)
Equivocal (adj.)

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Equuleus (The
)Colt) (Astron.
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Erect anticline
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Erecting eyepiece
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Erecting prism
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Erecting shop
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Eridanus (The
)River) (Astron.
Eriometer
Erlenmeyer flask
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Erosion agents
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Erratic boulder
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Erroneous (adj.)
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Error in valuation
(Maths.)
Error limit
Error, absolute
(Math.)
Error,
approximation
(Maths.)
Error, average
(Maths.)
Error, calibration
Error, closing
(Surv.)
Error, collimation
(Surv.)
Error,
experimental
(Chem.)
Error, mean
Error, observation
Error, percentage
(Chem.)
Error, probable
Error, random
Error, reading
Error, sighting
(Surv.)
Error, zero
Eruct (or eructate)
(v.)
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Escape pipe
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Escapement (or
)scarp) (Geol.
Escapement wheel
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aestivate) (Biol.)
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Estuarine deposits
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Etalon (Phys.)

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Etching liquid
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= Ethanoic acid
)acetic acid (Chem.
)Ethanol (Chem.
Ethene (or
)ethylene) (Chem.
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Ethyl acetate
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Ethyl alcohol
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Ethyl chloride
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)Ethylate (v.

Ethylene
Ethylene alcohol
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dichloride (Chem.)
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hydrocarbons
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(Chem.)
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Ethyne =
acetylene (Chem.)
Etiolate (Bot.)
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Eu (europium)
(Chem.)
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geometry (Maths.)
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Eustachian tube
)(Zool.
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)(Chem.

)Eutectic alloy (Met.

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Eutectic mixture
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Eutectic point
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Eutectic reaction
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Eutectic structure
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residue
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)cooling (I.C. Engs.
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)(Chem.
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Evaporite basin
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Even number
Even odds
Even pressure
)(Eng.
Even running
Evening star
)(Astron.
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)Eng.

Excavator (n.)
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Excessive
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area
energy
forces
line
rate
reaction

Exchange
Exchange
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Exchange
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Exchange
)(Phys.
Exchange
)(Teleph.
Exchange
Exchange
)(Chem.

Exchange,
automatic
)telephone (Teleph.
Exchange, local
)main (Teleph.
Exchange, satellite
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Exchange, tandem
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Exchange,
)telephone (Teleph.
Exchange, trunk
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)Excision (n.
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)Eng.
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)(Phys.
Excitation field
)(Elec. Eng.
Excitation loss
)(Elec. Eng.
)Excite (v.
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)(Phys.
Excited molecule
)(Phys.
)Exciter (Elec. Eng.
Exciter lamp
)(Cinema
Exciter tube (Elec.
)Eng.
Exciting circuit
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Exciting current
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Exciting field (Elec.
)Eng.
Exciting winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Excitor (Zool.
Excitron (Elec.
)Eng.
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)ring (Eng.
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)supercharger (Eng.
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Exhaust chamber
)(Eng.
Exhaust cone
)(Eng.

Exhaust draft
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)Exhaust fan (Eng.

Exhaust flame
)damper (Eng.

)Exhaust gas (Eng.

Exhaust gas
)analyzer (I.C. Eng.
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manifold
muffler
nozzle

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Exhaust
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Exhaust
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Exhaust
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Exhaust stack
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Exhaust steam
)(Eng.
Exhaust stroke
)(Eng.
Exhaust system
)(Eng.
Exhaust tube
)(Eng.
Exhaust turbine
)(Eng.
Exhaust valve
)(Eng.
Exhaust vanes
)(Eng.
Exhaust velocity
)(Eng.
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Expanded metal
)(Build., Civ. Eng.
Expander (Elec.
)Eng.
Expander circuit
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Expanding bit
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Expanding cement
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Expanding clutch
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)mandrel (Eng.
Expanding reamer
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Expanding ring
)clutch (Eng.
Expanding
)universe (Astron.
Expandor (Elec.
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Expansion bend
)(Eng.
Expansion bit
)(Eng.
Expansion bolt
)(Eng.
Expansion
)bushing (Eng.
Expansion
)chamber (Eng.
Expansion circuit)breaker (Elec. Eng.
Expansion
)coupling (Eng.

Expansion curve
(Eng.)
Expansion engine
(Eng.)
Expansion gear
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governor (Eng.)
Expansion joint
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Expansion line
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Expansion loop
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Expansion orbit
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Expansion pipe
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Expansion ratio
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Expansion reamer
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Expansion ring
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Expansion rollers
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Expansion shoe
(Eng.)
Expansion stroke
(Eng.)
Expansion tank
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Expansion tube
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adiabatic (Phys.)
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coefficient of (Phys.)
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coefficient of
cubical (Phys.)
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coefficient of linear
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coefficient of
surface (Phys.)
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search coil (Elec.
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(Eng.)
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(Eng.)
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compound (Chem..)
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coefficient (Elec.
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Extension cord
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Extension coupling
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Extension drive
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Extension ladder
Extension lathe
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telephone
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External bisector
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External brake
band (Eng.)
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characteristic
External
characteristic
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External chaser
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combustion engine
(Eng.)
External conductor
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External
contracting brake
External control
External crack
External diameter
External division
External feedback
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perspective
External phase
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supply (Elec. Eng.)
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(Phys.)
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resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
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(Eng.)
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(Eng.)
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hardening cement
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substance
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Face-hammer
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Faceplate dogs (or
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Faceplate starter
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)Facet (n.
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Falling star
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Falling weight test
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Falls
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False-bedding
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weight
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)installation (Build.
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)(Eng.
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Fan, propeller
)(Eng.
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Faraday effect
)(Light.
Faradays constant
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Faradays dark
)space (Elec. Eng.
Faradays disc
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Faradays law of
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Fast-filtering
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)pulleys (Eng.
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)machine (Eng.
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)(Met.
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)(Eng.
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Fatigue resistance
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(Opt.)
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(Eng.)
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(Geol.)
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(Elec. Eng.)
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(Geol.)
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(Elec. Eng.)
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)Eng.
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)propeller (Aero.
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Feed-water filter
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Feed-water heater
)(Eng.
Feed-water pump
)(Eng.
Feed-water
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Feed-water
)treatment (Eng.
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Feed block
Feed box
Feed check valve
)(Eng.
Feed chute
Feed circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
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Feed compressor
)(Eng.
Feed control lever
)(Eng.
Feed current
)(Electronics
Feed distributor
)(Eng.
)Feed gear (Eng.
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Feed hopper
)Feed index (Eng.
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Feed mechanism
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Feed preparation
)unit (Pet. Eng.
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Feed regulator
)(Eng.
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Feed roller journal
)(Eng.
Feed roller shaft
)(Eng.
)Feed screw (Eng.
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)Feed tank (Eng.
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Feed wheel
Feed, automatic
)(Eng.

)Feed, gravity (Eng.

Feed, negative
)(Elec. Eng.
Feed, positive
)(Elec. Eng.
Feed, pressure
)(Eng.

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Feed, vacuum
(Eng.)
Feedback = backcoupling (Radio,
Elec, Eng.)
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system (Elec. Eng.)
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(Elec. Eng.)
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(Elec. Eng.)
Feedback
regenerator (Elec.
Eng.)
Feedback regulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Feeder-box =
junction-box (Elec.
Eng.)
Feeder (Eng.)
Feeder (n.)
Feeder bus-bars
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Feeder head (Med.)
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(Elec. Eng.)
Feeder panel (Elec.
Eng.)
Feeder pillar (Elec.
Eng.)
Feeder potential
(Elec. Eng.)
Feeder regulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Feeder rheostat
(Elec. Eng.)
Feeder switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Feeding-point =
distributing point
(Elec. Eng.)
Feeding-up (Paint.)
Feeding head
(Foundry)
Feeding lever (Eng.)
Feeding line (Elec.
Eng.)
Feeding manifold
(Eng.)
Feeding rod
(Foundry)
Feel (n.)

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)Feeler (n.
)Feeler gauge (Eng.
)Feeling (n.
Fees
Feet-switch (Elec.
)Eng.
Fehlings solution
)(Chem.
)Feign (v.
)Feint (n.
)Feint (v.
Feldspar = felspar
)(Min.
)Fell (n.
)Fell (v.
)Felloe = felly (n.
)Fellow (n., adj.
)Felspar (Min.
Felt-element filter
)(Eng.
)Felt (adj.
)Felt (n.
)Felt padding (Eng.
Felt pipe coating
)(Eng.
Felt washer
)Felt wheel (Eng.
Felted wool
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Female connection
)(Eng.
)Female die (Eng.
= Female gauge
)ring gauge (Eng.
Female screw
)(Eng.
Female thread
)(Eng.
Femic minerals
)(Geol.
)Femoral (adj.
)Femur (Zool.
)Fen (n.
)Fence (n.
)Fence (v.
)Fencing (n.
)Fend (v.
)Fender (n.
Fender, front
)(Auto.
)Fender, rear (Auto.
)Fenestra (n.
Fenestration
)(Build.
Fermats principle
)(Light.
)Ferment (n.

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)Fermentation (n.
)(Chem.
)Fermentative (adj.
)Fermi (Phys.
)Fermi pile (Phys
)Fermium (Fm.
)(Chem.
)Fern (n.
)Fernico (Met.
Ferranti effect
)(Elec. Eng.
)Ferriage (n.
)Ferric (Chem.
Ferric alum
)(Chem.
Ferric chloride
)(Chem.
Ferric oxide
)(Chem.
Ferricyanide
)(Chem.
)Ferriferous (adj.
)Ferrite (Met.
Ferro)Ferro-alloy (Met.
Ferro-chromium
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)(Civ. Eng.
Ferro-manganese
)(Met.
)Ferro-nickel (Met.
Ferro-prussiate
paper
)Ferro-silicon (Met.
Ferrocart core
)(Radio.
Ferrocyanide
)(Chem.
)Ferroelectric (n.
)(Phys.
Ferromagnetic
)(Elec. Eng.
Ferromagnetic
amplifier (Elec.
)Eng.
Ferromagnetism
)(Elec. Eng.
)Ferrous (adj.
)(Chem.
Ferrous sulphate
)(Chem.
)Ferruginous (adj.
Ferruginous
)sandstone (Geol.
Ferruginous water
)(Geol.
)Ferrule (n.

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)(Chem.
Ferry-boat
)Ferry (n.
)Ferry (v.
)Fertile (adj.
Fertile material
)(Phys.
)Fertility (n.
)Fertilization (n.
Fertilization, cross
)(Biol.
)Fertilize (v.
)Fertilizer (n.
Fertilizer, artificial
)(Agric.
)Fetal = foetal (adj.
)Fetch (v.
)Fetter (n.
)Fetter (v.
)Fettle (n.
)Fettle (v.
)Fettling (n.
Fettling hammer
)(Met.
)Fetus = foetus (n.
)Feudal (adj.
)Fever (n.
)Few (adj., n.
)Fiasco (n.

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)Fiber (or fibre) (n.
Fiber gasket
Fiber grease (Pet.
)Eng.
Fiber rope
)Fiber washer (Eng.
)Fibriform (adj.
)Fibril (n.
)Fibrin (n.) (Chem.
)Fibrinogen (n.
Fibro-cement
)Fibroid (adj.
)Fibrous (adj.
Fibrous mineral
)(Min.
)Fibrous root (Bot.
Fibrous tissue
)(Biol.
)Fibula (Zool.
)Fickle (adj.
)Fictile (adj.
)Fiction (n.
)Fid (n.
)Fiddle drill (Eng.
)Fidelity (n.
)Fiducial (adj.
Fiducial line
Fiducial mark

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temperature
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)Fiduciary (adj.
Field-breaking
resistance (Elec.
)Eng.
Field-control (Elec.
)Eng.
Field-discharge
resistance
Field-discharge
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Field-effect (or
)unipolar
transistor (Elec.
)Eng.
Field-failure relay
)(Elec. Eng.
Field-form factor
)(Elec. Eng.
Field-glass (or
)glasses
Field-gun
Field-splitting
)switch (Elec. Eng.
)Field (n.
Field ampere-turns
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Field battery
Field book = chain
)book (Surv.
Field circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Field coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Field current (Elec.
)Eng.
Field density
)(Elec., Magn.
Field distortion
)(Elec. Eng.
Field diverter
rheoastat (Elec.
)Eng.
Field emission
)(Electronics
Field engineer
Field excitation
)(Elec. Eng.
Field form (Elec.
)Eng.
Field frame (Elec.
)Eng.
= Field frequency
frame frequency
)(Telev.
Field hospital
Field intensity
)(Elec. Eng.

Field lens (Opt.)

Field magnet (Elec.
Eng.)
Field marshal (Mil.)
Field neutralizing
coil (Elec. Eng.)
Field of force
(Phys.)
Field of mirror
(Opt.)
Field of vision
(Opt.)
Field pole (Elec.
Eng.)
Field rheostat =
field regulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Field rivet (Eng.)
Field sensitivity
(Acous.)
Field spider (Elec.
Eng.)
Field spool (Elec.
Eng.)
Field strength
(Elec. Eng.)
Field strength
meter (Radio)
Field suppressor
(Elec. Eng.)
Field survey (Surv.)

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(Opt.)
Field theory (Phys.)
Field theory,
unified (Phys.)
Field trip
Field winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Field, atomic
(Phys.)
Field, electric
(Elec.)
Field,
electromagnetic
(Elec. Eng.)
Field, electrostatic
(Elec.)
Field, magnetic
Field, oil
Field, sound
(Acous.)
Field, stray (Elec.
Eng.)
Fieldwork (Surv.)
Fierce (adj.)
Fiery (adj.)
Fifty-fifty
Fight (n.)
Fight (v.)
Fighter (n.)
Figurate numbers
(Maths.)
Figuration (n.)

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Figure-eight motion
)Figure (n.
)Figure (v.
Figure of loss
)(Elec. Eng.
Figure of merit
)(Elec. Eng.
)Figured (adj.
)Figurehead (n.
Filament-lamp
)(Illum.
)Filament (Bot.
Filament (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
Filament battery
)(Thermionics
Filament cathode
)(Thermionics
Filament current
)(Thermionics
Filament efficiency
)(Thermionics
Filament getter
Filament limitation
)(Thermionics
Filament
reactivation
)(Thermionics

Filament
resistance
(Thermionics)
Filament
saturation
(Thermionics)
Filament
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Filament voltage
(Thermionics)
Filamentous (adj.)
File-card (Eng.)
File (n.)
File
File
File
File
File
File
File

(v.)
blade(Eng.)
brush (Eng.)
cut (Eng.)
cutter (Eng.)
edge
number

File, bastard (Eng.)

File, coarse (Eng.)
File, dead-smooth
(Eng.)
File, double-cut
(Eng.)
File, fish-back
(Eng.)
File, float-cut (Eng.)
File, handle

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)File, knife (Eng.

)File, mill (Eng.
File, polishing
)(Eng.
)File, rasp-cut (Eng.
)File, rough (Eng.
)File, round (Eng.
)File, saw (Eng.
File, second
)cut(Eng.
File, single cut
)(Eng.
)File, smooth (Eng.
)File, square (Eng.
File, stroke
File, tang
)File, taper (Eng.
File, triangular
)(Eng.
Files
)Filiform (adj.
)Filing (n.
)Filing block (Eng.
Filing cabinets
Filing system
Filings
Filings, iron
Fill-in-works
)Fill (v.


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Filler-rod (Elec.
)Eng.
Filler
Filler cap
Filler metal
Filler pipe
)Fillet (n.
)Fillet gauge (Eng.
)Fillet weld (Eng.
)Fillet, lead (Eng.
)Filleting (n.
Filling-up
Filling
Filling hole
Filling material
)(Eng.
Filling nozzle
Filling pile (Hyd.
)Eng.
Filling plug
)Filling post (Carp.
Filling station
Fillister-head
)screw (Eng.


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)Film (n.
)Film (v.
Film cartridge
Film conductance
Film magazine
)(Photog.
Film recording
)(Acous.
Film resistor
Film strength (Pet.
)Eng.
)Filmstrip (n.
)Filmy (adj.
)Filter-bed (Eng.
Filter-bed, sand
)Filter (n.
)Filter (v.
)Filter aid (Chem.
Filter attenuation
)(Elec. Comm.
Filter attenuation
)band (Elec. Comm.
Filter chamber
Filter choke (Elec.
)Comm.

Filter circuit
(Radio.)
Filter cloth
Filter condenser
(Elec. Comm.)
Filter
discrimination
(Radio)
Filter element
Filter factor
(Photog.)
Filter flask
Filter funnel
(Chem.)
Filter hood
Filter loss
Filter medium
Filter mesh (or
network)
Filter paper
(Chem.)
Filter pass band
(Radio)
Filter plant
Filter
Filter
Filter
Filter

press (Chem.)
pump
residue
sand

Filter screen (Opt.)

Filter sieve
Filter tip

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band (Radio)
Filter, air
Filter, amplitude
(Elec. Comm.)
Filter, bandelimination (Elec.
Comm.)
Filter, band-pass
(Elec. Comm.)

Filter, band (Radio.)

Filter, centrifugal
(Eng.)

Filter, charcoal
(Chem.)

Filter, colour
(Photog.)

Filter, frequency
(Radio)

Filter, fuel

Filter, gravity

Filter, high-pass
(Elec. Comm.)

Filter, high-stop
(Elec. Comm.)

Filter, lattice (Elec.
Comm.)

Filter, light

Filter, low-pass
(Elec. Comm.)

Filter, low-stop
(Elec. Comm.)

Filter, mechanical

Filter, mode (Elec.

Comm.)
Filter, oil
Filter, sand
Filter, water
Filter, wave (Elec.
Comm.)
Filterability
Filtered (adj.)
Filtering (n.)
Filtering agent
(Phys.)
Filtering basin
(Hyd. Eng.)
Filthy (adj.)
Filtrate (n.)
Filtrate (v.)
Filtration (n.)
Filtration loss
Filtration rate
Filtration vat
Filtration, vacuum
(Eng.)
Fin (n.)
Fin assembly
(Aero.)
Final (adj.)
Final amplifier
(Radio)
Final assembly
Final boiling point
(Pet. Eng.)
Final coat (Paint)
Final drive
Final pressure

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)(Chem.
Final selector
)(Teleph.
Final temperature
Final velocity
Final voltage
)(Thermionics
)Finance (n.
)Finance (v.
)Financial (adj.
)Find (n.
)Find (v.
)Finder (n.
)Finder (Opt.
Finder, altitude
Finder, direction
Finder, range
Finder, view
)Findings (n.
)Fine-drawn (adj.
)Fine-grained (adj.
)Fine-meshed (adj.
Fine-pitch thread
)(Eng.
)Fine-pored (adj.
)Fine spun(adj.
)(adj.
)(n.
)(v.
adjustment

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Fine
Fine
Fine

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)(Civ. Eng.
Fine coal
Fine crushing
)Fine edged (adj.
Fine gravel
Fine grinding
Fine metal
Fine modulus (Civ.
)Eng.
Fine panel saw
)(Carp.
)Fine pitch (Eng.
Fine sand
Fine scale
Fine setting
)Fine silt (Geol.
)Fine teeth (Eng.
Fine thread
Fine tuning (Elec.
)Eng.
Fine wire
Fineness (Chem.,
)Met.
)Finery (n.
)Fines (Mining
)Finger-board (n.
Finger-post
Finger-print
Finger-type
)contact (Elec. Eng.

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)Finger guard (Eng.
)Finger plate (Carp.
)Finial (Build
)Fining (n.
Fining coat
Fining process
)(Met.
)Finish (n.

)Finish (v.
Finish, anti-shine
Finish, glossy
)Finished (adj.
Finished product
)Finishing (n.
Finishing coat
)Finishing cut (Eng.
materials
nail
polish
still (Pet.
tool
touches

Finishing
Finishing
)(Carp.
Finishing
Finishing
)Eng.
Finishing
Finishing


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Finishings
)Finite (adj.
Finite decimal
fraction
Finite series
)(Maths.
Finned radiator
)(Eng.
Finned tube (Civ.
)Eng.

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)Fins (Eng.

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)Fir (Bot.
.
)Fire-arm (Mil.

Fire-bar (Elec.
)
)Eng.
(
)Fire-bars (Eng.
) (
)Fire-box (Eng.


Fire-brigade
Fire-cracker

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Fire-damp detector
)(Eng.

Fire-engine

Fire-extinguisher
) (
Fire-fighter
.
Fire-guard

Fire-hose
)(
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Fire-resistant oil
Fire-resisting
covering (Elec.
)Eng.
Fire-screen
)Fire-stone (Geol.
Fire-tube boiler
)(Eng.
Fire-wall
)Fire (n.
)Fire (v.
Fire alarm
Fire assay
Fire bank (Civ.
)Eng.
)Fire bank (Mining
)barrier (Build.
boat
bomb
break

Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire

Fire cracks
Fire door
Fire drencher
)(Build.
)Fire escape (Build.

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Fire fighting
equipment
Fire float
Fire foam
Fire hazards
Fire insurance
Fire plug = hydrant
)Fire point (Chem.
Fire polishing
Fire prevention
Fire protection
Fire pump
)Fire refining (Met.
)Fire resisting (adj.
Fire station
Fire surface
Fire tile
Fire truck
Fire tube
Fire welding
)Fireball (Astron.
)Fireball (n.
Firebrick
Fireclay (Geol.,
)Met.
Firedog
Fireman
)Fireplace (Build.
Firewood
Fireworks
)Firing (n.
Firing key (Elec.
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Firing mechanism
Firing order (I.C.
)Engs.
Firing potential
)(Phys.
Firing range
Firing stroke (I.C.
)Engs.
)Firing tools (Eng.
Firing top-centre
)(I.C. Engs.
)Firm (adj.
)Firm (n.
)Firm (v.
Firmer chisel
)(Carp.
Firmer gouge
)(Carp.
)Firn (Geol.
)Firring (Carp.
First-aid kit
)First-class (adj.
)First-class (n.
)First-hand (adj.
)First-hand (adv.
First-harmonic
First-rate
)First (adj.
)First (adv.
)First (n.
First aid
First coat
)First cut (Eng.

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First degree
)equation (Maths.
First derivative
)(Maths.
First detector
)(Radio.
First differential
)coefficient (Maths.
First finger
)First floor (Build.
First ionization
)potential (Phys.
First lieutenant
)(Mil.
First quarter
)(Astron.
First runnings
)(Chem.
)First water (n.
)Firth (Geol.
)Fiscal (adj.
Fiscal year
Fischer-Tropsch
process
Fish-back file
)(Eng.
Fish-hook
)Fish-plate (Eng.
)Fish-plate (Med.
)Fish-tail (adj.
)Fish-tail (v.) (Aero.
)Fish-tail bit (Eng.


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)(Chem.
Fish
)Fish (n.
)(v.
)bolt (Eng.
glue
)joint (Carp.
)joint (Carp.
oil

Fish
Fish
Fish
Fish
Fish
Fish

Fish paper
)Fishery (n.
Fishing-rod

)Fishing (Eng.
Fishing hook (Civ.
)Eng.
Fishing tool (Civ.
)Eng.
)Fissile (adj.
Fissile material
)(Phys.
)Fissility (Geol.
)Fission (n.
Fission bomb
Fission fragments
)(Phys.

Fission
(Phys.)
Fission
(Phys.)
Fission
(Phys.)
Fission
(Phys.)

neutrons
product
recoils
spectrum

Fission yield (Phys.)

Fission, binary

Fission,
spontaneous
(Phys.)

Fission, ternary
(Phys.)

Fission, thermal
(Phys.)

Fissionable isotope
(Phys.)

Fissionable
material (Phys.)

Fissure (n.)
. .
Fissure (v.)
. . .
Fissure eruption
. )(
(Geol.)

Fissure vein
(Mining)

Fissure,
earthquake (Geol.)

Fissure, flank
(Geol.)

Fissure, volcanic
(Geol.)

Fissured (adj.)

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)Fistula (Med.
Fit-up (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Fit (adj.
)Fit (Med.
)Fit (n.
)Fit (v.
)Fit allowance (Eng.
)Fit, clearance (Eng.
)Fit, close (Eng.
Fit, contraction
)(Eng.
)Fit, driving (Eng.
)Fit, easy (Eng.
)Fit, exact (Eng.
)Fit, force (Eng.
Fit, free running
)(Eng.
Fit, interference
)(Eng.
)Fit, loose (Eng.
)Fit, press (Eng.
)Fit, running (Eng.
)Fit, selective(Eng.
)Fit, shrink (Eng.
)Fit, slide (Eng.
)Fit, snug (Eng.
)Fit, tight (Eng.
Fit, transition
)(Eng.

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)Fitch (n.
)Fitchering (Mining.
)Fitful (adj.
)Fitness (n.
)Fitter (Eng.
)Fitter (n.
Fitters bench
)(Eng.
)Fitting (adj.
)Fitting (n.
)Fitting shop (Eng.
)Fittings (Eng.
)Fittings (Plumb.
Fittings, cast-iron
Five-way cock
)(Eng.
)Fix (Chem.
)Fix (n.

)Fix (v.
)Fixate (v.
)Fixation (Chem.
)Fixation (n.

Fixative (n., adj.)

Fixed (adj.)

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Fixed aerial (Radio)

Fixed aerial
direction finder
(Radio)
Fixed air
Fixed assets
Fixed axle (Eng.)
Fixed base

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Fixed beam (Build.)

Fixed beam (Light.)

Fixed bearing
(Eng.)
Fixed bearing
(Surv.)

Fixed bed catalytic

cracking (Pet. Eng.)
Fixed capacitor
(Elec. Eng.)
Fixed capital
Fixed carbon
(Chem.)
Fixed coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Fixed coil moving
magnet ammeter
(Elec. Eng.)
Fixed condenser
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)(Elec. Eng.
Fixed coupling
)(Eng.
Fixed focus
)(Photog.
Fixed headstock
)(Eng.
Fixed ignition
)(Eng.
Fixed load
Fixed mandrel
)(Eng.
)Fixed oils (Chem.
)Fixed pitch (Eng.
)Fixed point (Phys.
Fixed proportion
)Fixed pulley (Eng.
Fixed resistor
)(Elec. Eng.
Fixed royalty
)Fixed star (Astron.
Fixed stay
)Fixing (n.
Fixing agent
)(Chem.
)Fixing bath (Chem.
Fixing block
)(Build.
Fixing screw

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Fixture, boring
Fixture, milling
)(Eng.
Fixture, planing
)(Eng.
Fixture, tapping
)(Eng.
)Fizz (n.
)Fizz (v.
)Fjord = fiord (Geol.
)Flabby (adj.
)Flabellate (adj.
)Flaccid (adj.
Flacon
)Flag (n.
)Flag (v.
)Flag ore (Geol.
Flag signalling
Flag, signalling
)Flagellate (adj.
)Flagging (adj.
)Flagging (n.
)Flagon (n.
)Flagpole (n.
)Flagrant (adj.
)Flagship (Naut.
Flagstaff
Flagstones (Civ.
)Eng.
)Flagstones (Geol.


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)Flake (n.
)Flake (v.
Flake structure
)(Geol.
)Flaked (adj.
)Flaking (Paint.
)Flaky (adj.
)Flame-arc (Illum.
Flame-cored
)carbon (Illum.
)Flame-proof (Eng.
)Flame (n.
)Flame (v.
Flame arrester
Flame coloration
)(Chem.
Flame cutting
)(Eng.
Flame damper
Flame guard
Flame hardening
)(Met.
Flame igniter
)Flame lamp (Illum.
)Flame plates (Eng.
Flame point
)(Chem.
Flame propagation
)(I.C. Engs.

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Flame trap (I. C.
)Engs.
)Flame tube (Eng.
Flame welding
)(Plumb.
Flameless
combustion
)Flameout (Aero.
Flaming coal
)Flammable (adj.
Flammable liquids
)(Chem.
)Flang (Mining
)Flange (n.) (Eng.
)Flange (v.
Flange beam (or
)girder) (Eng.
Flange butt joint
)(Eng.
Flange coupling
)(Eng.
Flange mounting
)(Eng.
Flange, connecting
)(Eng.
Flanged chuck
)(Eng.
)Flanged end (Eng.
)Flanged joint (Eng.
)Flanged nut (Eng.






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Flanged rail
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Flanged seam
)(Eng.
Flanged socket
)(Eng.
Flanged, double
)(Eng.
)Flanging (n.
Flanging machine
)Flank (n.
Flank dip
Flank eruption
)(Geol.
)Flank wall (Build.
Flannel
Flap-trap (San.
)Eng.
)Flap-valve (Eng.
)Flap (n.
)Flap (v.
Flap door
Flap lubrication
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)Flap valve (Eng.
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Flare pistol
Flare pit
Flare point
Flare signal
Flared column
)head (Civ. Eng.
)Flared tube (Eng.
)Flaring (adj.
)Flaring (n.
Flash-back
)(Thermionics
Flash-back voltage
)(Thermionics
Flash-butt welding
Flash-guard (Elec.
)Eng.
Flash-over (Elec.
)Eng.
Flash-over test
)(Elec. Eng.
Flash-over voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
)Flash-point (Chem.
)Flash (Met.
)Flash (n.
)Flash (v.

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Flash barrier (Elec.
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)Flash boiler (Eng.
Flash bomb (Civ.
)Eng.
Flash concealer
Flash damper
Flash distillation
)(Chem.
Flash fuse (Elec.
)Eng.
Flash point
apparatus (Pet.
)Eng.
Flash roasting
)(Met.
Flash set (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
Flash signalling
Flash spectrum
)(Astron.
Flash suppressor
)(Elec. Eng.
Flash test (Elec.
)Eng.
Flash tube (Elec.
)Eng.
Flash vaporization
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Flash welding
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Flashboard (Civ.
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Flashbulb = flash
)lamp (Illum.
)Flasher (Illum.
Flashing lamp
)(Illum.
)Flashing (adj.
)Flashing (Eng.
)Flashing (n.
Flashing fault
)(Elec. Eng.
)Flashless (adj.
)Flashlight (n.
)Flashlight (Photog.
)Flask (n.
Flask, distillation
)(Chem.
Flask, volumetric
)Flat-back (adj.
)Flat-bottomed (adj.
Flat-head bolt
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Flat-head rivet
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Flat-iron
Flat-nosed pliers
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)Flat (adj.
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)(Paint.
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)arch (Build.

Flat
Flat
Flat
Flat

Flat car
)Flat chisel (Eng.
)Flat coat (Paint.
)Flat coil (Elec. Eng.
)Flat curve (Eng.
)Flat file (Eng.
)Flat finish (Paint.
)Flat foot (Med.
)Flat keel (Naut.
)Flat lead (Plumb.
)Flat lens (Opt.
Flat plate
Flat pressure cable
)(Elec. Eng.
Flat rate tariff
)(Elec. Eng.
Flat roof antenna
)(Radio
Flat spiral coil
Flat spot (I. C.
)Engs.
Flat thread



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)Flat tuning (Radio
)Flatness (n.
)Flatten (v.
)Flattening (n.
)Flatter (Eng.
)Flatter (v.
)Flatting (Paint.
Flatting varnish
)(Paint.
)Flatulence (Med.
Flatways = flatwise
)(adv.
)Flavo(u)r (n.
)Flaw (n.
)Flaw (v.
)Flawless (adj.
)Flax (n.
Flaxseed
Flaxseed oil
)(Chem.
)Flea (Zool.
)Fleam-tooth (Eng.
)Fleam (Hyd. Eng.
)Fleam (n.
)Fleck (n.

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)Fledged (adj.
)Flee (v.
)Fleecy (adj.
)Fleet (adj.
)Fleet (n.
)Fleet (v.
)Fleeting (adj.
Fleming valve
)(Thermionics
Flemings rule
)(Elec. Eng.
)Flesh (n.
)Fleshy (adj.
)Fleshy root (Bot.
Fletchers trolly
)(Mech.
Flex (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
)Flex (v.
Flex(ure) point
)Flexibility (n.
)Flexible (adj.
Flexible cable
)(Elec. Eng.
Flexible connection
Flexible cord (Elec.
)Eng.
Flexible coupling
)(Eng.

Flexible drive (Eng.)

Flexible drive shaft
(Eng.)

Flexible joint (Eng.)

Flexible lead (Elec.
Eng.)

Flexible metal hose

Flexible resistor
(Elec. Eng.)
Flexible shafting
(Eng.)
Flexible sheath
Flexible support
(Elec. Eng.)
Flexible
suspension (Elec.
Eng.)
Flexible tubing
(Eng.)
Flexible twin lead
(Elec. Eng.)
Flexible wire (Elec.
Eng.)
Fleximeter (Eng.)
Flexion (n.)
Flexor (Zool.)
Flexural strength
(Eng.)
Flexural stress
(Eng.)
Flexure (n.)

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)Flexure test (Eng.
)Flick (n.
)Flick (v.
)Flicker (n.
)Flicker (v.
Flicker effect
)(Thermionics
Flicker photometer
)(Illum.
)Flier (n.
)Flight (n.
)Flight deck (Aero.
Flight formation
)(Aero.
)Flight path (Aero.
)Flight speed (Aero.
)Flimsy (adj.
)Flimsy (n.
)Flinch (v.
Flinders
)Fling (n.
)Fling (v.
)Flint (n.
)Flint clay (Geol.

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Flint glass prism
)(Opt.
Flint paper
)Flinty (adj.
)Flinty slate (Geol.
Flip-flop (Elec.
)Comm.
Flip-flop oscillator
)(Elec. Eng.
)Flip (n.
)Flip (v.
Float- chamber
)(Eng.
Float- controlled
valve
)Float-cut file (Eng.
)Float (n.
)Float (v.
)Float boards (Hyd.
Float box (Hyd.
)Eng.
Float bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Float feed (Eng.
Float mechanism
)(Hyd. Eng.
Float operated
)valve (Eng.

Float switch (Elec.

Eng.)
Float tank (Eng.)
Float valve (Eng.)
Float, carburettor
(Eng.)
Float, metal
Floatation =
flotation (n.)
Floating-card
compass (Naut.)
Floating (adj.)
Floating axle (Eng.)
Floating battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Floating bearing
(Eng.)
Floating body
(Phys.)
Floating bridge
(Civ. Eng.)
Floating bushing
(Eng.)
Floating chuck
(Eng.)
Floating coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Floating crane
(Eng.)
Floating derrick
Floating dock (Civ.
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(Civ. Eng.)
Floating dry dock
(Civ. Eng.)
Floating earth
(Geol.)
Floating grid (Elec.
Eng.)
Floating gudgeon
pin (or wrist pin)
(Eng.)
Floating harbour
(Hyd. Eng.)
Floating mandrel
(Eng.)
Floating mine
Floating neutral
(Elec. Eng.)
Floating pivot
Floating platform
(Pet. Eng.)
Floating ribs (Zool.)
Floating roof (Pet.
Eng.)
Floating roof bank
(Pet. Eng.)
Flocculation
(Chem.)
Flocculent (adj.)
(Chem.)
Flocculus (pl.
flocculi) (Astron.)
Flocculus (pl.
flocculi) (n.)

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)Flock (v.
Floe
)Flog (v.
)Flogging (Carp.
)Flood-light (n.
)Flood-light (v.
Flood-light
)projector (Illum.
Flood-lighting
)(Illum.
)Flood (n.
)Flood (v.
Flood control
Flood lubrication
)(Eng.
)Flood plain (Geol.
Flood tide
Floodgate
Flookan = flucan
)(Mining
)(n.
)(v.
boars
)plan (Build.
stand
tile

Floor
Floor
Floor
Floor
Floor
Floor

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Floor warming
)(Eng.
)Flooring (Build.
)Flop (n.
)Flop (v.
)Flora (n.) (Bot.
)Floral (adj.) (Bot.
)Florescence (n.
)(Bot.
)Florescent (adj.
)(Bot.
)Floret (n.) (Bot.
)Floriculture (Agric.
)Floridin (Chem.
)Floss (n.
)Flotation (Met.
)Flotation (n.
Flotation gear
)(Aero.
)Flotilla (Naut.
)Flotsam (n.
)Flounder (n.
)Flounder (v.
)Flour (n.
)Flourish (v.
)Flow-off (Foundry


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)(Geol.
)Flow (n.
)Flow (v.
Flow bean
)Flow folding (Geol.
Flow gate
)Flow gauge (Hyd.
Flow lines
Flow pattern
)Flow pipe (Eng.
)Flow point (Chem.
)Flow rate (Hyd.
Flow recorder
)(Hyd.
Flow regulator
)(Hyd.
)Flow sheet (Met.
Flow valve
)Flow, eddy (Hyd.
)Flow, gravity (Eng.
Flow, laminar
)(Eng.
Flow, steady
)Flow, streamline(d
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)(Hyd.
Flow, uniform
)Flow, viscous (Hyd.
)Flower (n.
)Flower (v.
Flowering plants
)(Bot.
Flowers of sulphur
)(Chem.
Flowing, pressure
Flowmeter
)Flu (Med.
)Flucan (Mining
)Fluctuant (adj.
)Fluctuate (v.
Fluctuating load
)(Eng.
Fluctuating
)pressure (Eng.
)Fluctuation (n.
Fluctuation noise
)(Thermionics
Fluctuation, speed
Flue-grouping
)(Build.
)Flue (n.
)Flue gas (Eng.
)Fluffy (adj.
)Fluid (adj.
)Fluid (Biol.

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cell
)clutch (Eng.
compass

Fluid
Fluid
Fluid
Fluid

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)fluid flywheel (Eng.
Fluid density
)(Phys.
Fluid depolarizer
)(Elec. Eng.
Fluid dram
)Fluid drive (Eng.
Fluid dynamics
)(Hyd.
Fluid flywheel
)(Eng.
)Fluid friction (Eng.
Fluid lubrication
)(Eng.
Fluid mechanics
)(Eng.
)Fluid motion (Eng.
Fluid ounce
Fluid pressure
)(Eng.
Fluid resistance
)Fluid slag (Met.
Fluid, de-icing
Fluid, drilling (Civ.
)Eng.


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)Fluidity (n.
Fluidity helix
)(Foundry
)Fluidization (n.
)Fluke (Eng.
)Flume (n.
)Fluoresce (v.
Fluorescein
)Fluorescence (n.
)Fluorescent (adj.
Fluorescent
)indicator (Eng.
Fluorescent lamp
)(Elec. Eng.
Fluorescent screen
Fluorescent tube
Fluoridation
)Fluoride (Chem.
)Fluorimeter (Phys.

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)Fluorite (Min.

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)fluorite (Chem.
)Flurry (n.

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Flush-head rivet

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)Flush (n.

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)Flush joint (Build.

Flush mounting
)(Eng.
Flush riveting
)(Eng.
Flush valve
)(Plumb.
Flush welding
)(Eng.
Flushing (San.
)Eng.
Flushing oil (Pet.
)Eng.
Flushing tank
)(San. Eng.
)Flute (n.
)Flute (v.
Fluted-socket head
)(Eng.
Fluted carbon
)(Illum.
Fluted filter


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Fluted pillar
)(Build.
)Fluted roller (Eng.
)Fluted shaft (Eng.
Fluted spectrum
)(Phys.
)Fluted tube (Eng.
)Fluted wheel (Eng.
)Fluting (Eng.
Fluting gouge
)(Carp.
Fluting plane
)(Carp.
Fluting reamer
)Flutter (n.
)Flutter (v.
)Flutter echo (Phys.
)Fluvial (adj.
Fluviatile deposits
)(Geol.
Fluvioglacial drift
)(Geol.
)Fluviograph (Hyd.
)Fluviomarine (adj.
)Flux-gate (Phys.
Flux-gate compass
)(Aero.
)Flux (Eng.
)Flux (Met.
)Flux (n.

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)Flux density (Phys.
Flux guide (Elec.
)Eng.
Flux leakage (Elec.
)Eng.
Flux linkage (Elec.
)Eng.
Flux oil
Flux valve = flux
)gate (Phys.
Flux, luminous
)(Illum.
Flux, radiant
)(Phys.
Flux, soldering
)(Plumb.
)Fluxing agent (Met.
)Fluxion (n.
Fluxmeter (Elec.
)Eng.
)Fly-net (n.
)Fly-over (Civ. Eng.
)Fly-press (Eng.
Fly-shuttle
)Fly (n.
)Fly (v.
Fly ash
)Fly cutter (Eng.

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Fly nut = wing nut
)(Eng.
Flyback period
)(Telev.
)Flyballs (Eng.
)Flying-boat (Aero.
)Flying (adj.
)Flying (n.
Flying bomb
Flying buttress
)(Build.
Flying conditions
)(Aero.
Flying controls
)(Aero.
)Flying field (Aero.
Flying jib
Flying machine
)(Aero.
Flying saucer (or
)disc

)speed (Aero.
)suit (Aero.
)test (Aero.
)time (Aero.

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)Flywheel (Eng.
)Fm (fermium
)(Chem.

Flying
Flying
Flying
Flying

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frequency
modulated receiver
(Radio)
Foam (n.)
Foam (v.)
Foam extinguisher
Foam inhibitor
(Chem.)
Foam rubber
(Chem.)
Foamed concrete =
cellular concrete
(Civ. Eng.)
Foaming agent
(Chem.)
Foaming, oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Foamy (adj.)
Focal (adj.)
Focal aperture
(Photog.)
Focal chord
(Maths.)
Focal collimator
(Surv.)
Focal distance
(Light.)

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Focal image (Light.)

Focal length (Light.)

Focal line (Light.)

Focal plane (Light.)

Focal plane
shutter (Photog.)
Focal point
Focal ratio = fnumber (Photog.)
Focalize (v.)
Foci (pl. of focus)
Foci of lens (Opt.)
Foci of the ellipse
(Maths.)
Focimeter
Focometer (Opt.)
Focus (n.)
Focus (v.)
Focus, principal
(Opt.)
Focused
perspective
Focusing (n.)
Focusing arc lamp
(Illum.)
Focusing cam
(Photog.)
Focusing coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Focusing electrode
(Thermionics)
Focusing glass
(Photog.)

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Focusing screen
)(Photog.
)Focussed (adj.
)Fodder (n.
)Foetal (adj.
)Foetus (Zool.
)Fog (n.
)Fog (v.
)Fog bank (Meteor.
)Fog bound (adj.
Fog density
)(Meteor.
Fog dispersion
Fog light = fog lamp
Fog, ground
Fogged film
)(Photog.
)Foggy (adj.
)Foig (Mining
)Foil (n.
Foil brush (Elec.
)Eng.
Foils
)Fold (n.
)(v.
)axis (Geol.
)limb (Geol.
lines
plane

Fold
Fold
Fold
Fold
Fold

Fold, asymmetric
(Geol.)
Fold, closed (Geol.)
Fold, inclined
(Geol.)
Fold, open
Foldaway door
Foldboat
Folded dipole
antenna (Radio)
Folded stratum
(Geol.)
Folder
Folding doors
(Carp.)
Folding machine
(Eng.)
Folding rule
Folding saw (Eng.)
Folding seat
Foliaceous (adj.)
Foliage
Foliate (v.)
Foliate (adj.)
Foliated coal
(Mining)
Foliated structure
(Geol.)
Foliation, primary
(Geol.)

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)secondary (Geol.
)Foliform (adj.
)Folio (Typog.
)Folium (Geol.
)Follicle (Bot.
)Follow-up (n.
)Follow (n.
)Follow (v.
Follow current
)(Elec. Eng.
)Follower (n.
Following steady
)(Eng.
)Foment (Med.
)Foment (v.
)Fomentation (n.
)Fondu (Civ. Eng.
)Font (Typog.
)Fontanel(le) (Zool.
)Food (n.
)Foodstuff (n.
)Fool-proof (adj.
Fools gold
)Foolscap (Print.
Foot-board = foodplate

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Foot-candle meter
)(Illum.
Foot-lambert
)(Illum.
Foot-plate
)(Railways
Foot-pound (Eng.
)Phys.

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Foot-pound per
)minute (Phys. Eng.
Foot-poundal (Eng.
)Phys.
)Foot-rest (n.
)Foot-rule (n.
)Foot-sure (adj.
Foot-ton (Eng.
)Phys.
)Foot (n.
)Foot brake (Auto.
)Foot lathe (Eng.

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)Foot press (Eng.

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Foot switch (Elec.
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)Foot valve (Eng.
Foot, square
)Footage (n.
Footbridge (Civ.
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)Foothold (n.
)Footing (n.
)Footnote (n.
)Footpath (n.
)Foots oil (Pet. Eng.
)Footstall (Arch.
)Footstep (n.
Footstep bearing
)(Eng.
)Footstock (Eng.
Footwall (Geol.
)Mining
Footwall rocks
)(Geol.
= Footway
)sidewalk (Civ. Eng.
)Forage (n.
)Foramen (Biol.
)Foraminifera (Zool.
)Forbear (v.
)Forbid (v.
)Force (n.
)Force (v.
Force factor (Elec.
)Eng.
Force feed
)lubrication (Eng.

Force field (Phys.)

Force majeure
Force of attraction
(Phys.)
Force of friction
(Phys.)

Force pump (Eng.)

Force, buoyant
(Phys.)
Force, centrifugal
(Mech.)
Force, centripetal
(Mech.)
Force, coercive
(Elec. Eng.)

Force,
electromotive (emf)
Force, equilibrant
(Mech.)

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Force, lifting (Phys.)

Force, lines of
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(Phys.)
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Force, magnetic
(Phys.)

Force, moment of
a (Mech.)

Force, resultant

Force, total (Phys.)
Forced-draught
furnace (Eng.)

Forced-draught
ventilation (Eng.)
Forced (adj.)
Forced circulation
boiler (Eng.)
Forced
commutation
(Elec. Eng.)
Forced diagram
(Mech.)
Forced draught
(Elec. Eng.)
Forced feed (Eng.)
Forced fit (Eng.)
Forced injection
(Eng.)
Forced landing
(Aero.)
Forced lubrication
(Eng.)
Forced oscillation
(Phys.)
Forced vibration
(Phys.)
Forceful (adj.)
Forceps
Forces (Mech.)
Forces,
composition of
(Mech.)
Forces, polygon of
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)of (Mech.
Forces, triangle of
)(Mech.
)Forcible (adj.
)Forcing (n.
Forcing screw
)(Eng.
)Forcipate (adj.
)Ford (n.
)Ford (v.
)Fore-and-aft (adj.
= Fore-and-level
longitudinal
)clinometer (Aero.
)Fore (adj.
)Fore (adv.
)Fore (n.
Fore observation
)(Surv.
)Fore plane (Carp.
)Fore set (Mining
)Fore shift (Mining
)Fore shore (n.
)Forearm (n.
)Forebay (n.
)Forebody (n.
)Forecast (n.
)Forecast (v.
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)Forecited (adj.
)Foreclosure (Eng.
)Forecooler (Eng.
)Foredeck (n.
)Foredeep (Ocean.
)Forefinger (n.
)Forefront (n.
)Forego (v.
)Foregrip (n.
)Foreground (n.
)Forehand (adj.
)Forehand (n.
Forehand welding
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Foreland
)Foreman (n.
)Foremast (n.
)Foremost (adj.
Forensic
Forensic medicine
)Forepart (n.
)Forepeak (n.
)Forepole (Civ. Eng.


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)Forerunner (n.
)Foresail (Naut.
)Foresee (v.
)Foreshorten (v.
)Foreshortening (n.
)Foresight (n.
)Foresight (Surv.
)Forest (n.
)Forest (v.
)Forestall (v.
)Forestation (n.
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)Forfeiture (n.
Forfeiture of lease
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bellows
blower
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)Forge scale (Eng.
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Forge welding
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Forged iron (or
)steel) (Met.
)Forged work (Eng.
)Forgeman (n.
)Forgery (n.
)Forget (v.
)Forging (n.
)billet (Met.
)die (Eng.
furnace
hammer
machine
press

Forging
Forging
Forging
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Forging
)(Eng.
Forging
)(Eng.
Forging
)(Eng.

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)Forging, drop (Eng.
)Forgings (n.
)Forgive (n.

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)Fork-joint (n.
)Fork-lift (Eng.
Fork-lift truck
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)Fork (n.
)Fork (v.

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)Fork stay (Eng.

)Fork tuning (Phys.

)Fork wrench (Eng.

)Forked (adj.
Forked channel
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Forked circuit
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)rod (Eng.
Forked end
)Forked lever (Eng.
)Forlorn (adj.

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Form diameter
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Form factor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Form lines (Geog.
)Form milling (Eng.
)Form oil (Foundry
Form template
)(Eng.
= Form tool
forming cutter
)(Eng.
)Form turning (Eng.
Form winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Formal (adj.
Formal solution
)(Chem.
Formaldehyde
)(Chem.
)Formalin (Chem.
)Formality (n.
)Formant (Acous.
)Format (n.
)Formate (Chem.
)Formation (n.

Formation
correlation (Geol.)
Formation voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Formation water
(Chem.)
Formative (adj.)
Formative period
Forme (Print.)
Formed millingcutter (Eng.)
Formed plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Former (adj.)
Former (n.)
Former, coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Formic acid
(Chem.)
Formica
Forming (n.)
Forming cutter
(Eng.)
Forming die (Eng.)
Forming lathe
(Eng.)
Forming machine
(Eng.)
Forming process
(Elec. Eng.)
Forming tool (Eng.)
Formol (Chem.)

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Formula weight
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Formula, chemical
)(Chem.
Formula,
conventional
Formula, empirical
)(Chem.
Formula,
mathematical
Formula,
)molecular (Chem.
Formula,
)structural (Chem.
)Formulate (v.
)Formulation (n.
)Formwork (Eng.
)Formyl (Chem.
Formyl group
)(Chem.
Fornax (The
)Furnace) (Astron.
)Forsake (v.
)Fort (n.
)Forthcoming (adj.
)Forthright (adj.
)Forthright (adv.
Fortification
)Fortify (v.

Fortins barometer
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Fortune
Forum
Forward (adj.)
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Forward agent
Forward current
(Elec. Eng.)
Forward eccentric
(Eng.)
Forward gear (Eng.)
Forward induction
(Elec. Eng.)
Forward lead (Elec.
Eng.)
Forward observer
Forward pitch
Forward position
Forward shift
(Elec. Eng.)
Forward slope
Forward speed
Forward stroke
(Eng.)
Forward tilt
Forward voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Forward wave
(Elec. Eng.)

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Fossa
)Fosse (n.
)Fossil (adj.
)Fossil (n.) (Geol.
)Fossil fuel (Geol.
)Fossiliferous (adj.
)Fossilization (Geol.
)Foster (adj.
)Foster (v.
Foucault current
)(Elec. Eng.
Foucaults
)pendulum (Astron.
)Foul (adj.
)Foul (n.
)Foul (v.
Foul air flue
)(Build.
Foul play
Foul weather
)(Meteor.
)Foulard (n.

Fouling (Eng.)
Found (v.)
Foundation-stone
(Civ. Eng.)
Foundation
Foundation
(Civ. Eng.)
Foundation
(Civ. Eng.)
Foundation
(Civ. Eng.)
Foundation
(Civ. Eng.)
Foundation
(Civ. Eng.)

(n.)
block
failure
pier
pile
plate

Founder (n.)
Founder (v.)
Founding (n.)
Founding furnace
Foundry (n.)
Foundry coke
Foundry cupola
Foundry furnace
Foundry
Foundry
(Eng.)
Foundry
(Eng.)
Foundry

iron (Met.)
ladle
pig-iron
pit (Eng.)

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)Foundry slag (Met.
Foundry stove
)(Eng.
Fount font
)(Typog.
)Fountain (n.
)Fountainhead (n.
Four-bladed
)propeller (Eng.
Four-choke
)carburettor (Eng.
Four-cycle engine
)(Eng.
Four-cylinder
)engine (Eng.
Four-electrode
)valve (Thermionics
)Four-engine (adj.
Four-jaw chuck
)(Eng.
)Four-ply (adj.
)Four-pole (adj.
)Four-seater (adj.
Four-stage
)supercharger (Eng.
Four-step plan
Four-stroke cycle
)(I.C. Engs.
Four-stroke engine
)(Eng.

Four-terminal
network (Elec.
Eng.)
Four-way cock (or
tap)
Four-way
distribution board
Four-way switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Four-wheel brakes
(Eng.)
Four-wheel drive
(Eng.)
Four-wire circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Four-wire
transmission (Elec.
Comm.)
Four dimensional
(adj.)
Four speed gear
(Eng.)
Fourfold (adj., adv.)
Fourier analysis
(Maths. Phys.)
Fourth dimension
(Phys.)
Fourth estate
Fourth
proportional
(Maths.)
Fourth root
(Maths.)
Fovea (Biol.)

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Foxtail saw (Carp.)

Foyer (n.)
Fr (francium)
(Chem.)
Fraction (Maths.)
Fraction (n.)
Fraction, decimal
(Maths.)
Fraction, proper
(Maths.)
Fractional (adj.)
Fractional (Chem.)
Fractional analysis
(Chem.)
Fractional
combustion
(Chem.)
Fractional
condensation
(Chem.)
Fractional
crystallization
(Chem.)

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distillation (Chem.)
Fractional
horsepower motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Fractional indices
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abundance (Phys.)
Fractional number
(Maths.)
Fractional
precipitation
(Chem.)
Fractionalize (v.)
Fractionate (v.)
(Chem.)
Fractionating
columns (Chem.)
Fractionating
tower (Pet. Eng.)
Fractionation
(Chem.)
Fractionator
(Chem.)
Fracture (n.)
Fracture (v.)
Fracture line (Geol.)
Fracture plane
(Geol.)
Fracture,
compound (Med.,
Geol.)
Fracture,
conchoidal (Geol.)
Fracture, oblique
(Med., Geol.)
Fracture, ragged
(Geol.)

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)Fragment (n.
Fragmental
)deposits (Geol.
)Fragmentary (adj.
)Fragmentation (n.
)Fragrance (n.
Fragrant oil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Frail (adj.
)Frame-saw (Carp.
)Frame (n.
)Frame (v.
Frame aerial (or
)antenna) (Radio
Frame angle bars
)(Build.
Frame bridge
)(Build.
Frame connection
)(Eng.
Frame controls
)(Telev.
Frame frequency
)(Telev.
)Frame level (Build.
Frame lines
Frame of reference

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Frame spacing
)(Eng.
Frame weir (Civ.
)Eng.
)Framework (n.
)Framing (Cinema
)Framing (n.
Framing chisel
)(Carp.
Framing signal
)(Elec. Comm.
)Francium (Fr
)(Chem.
)Frangible (adj.
)Frank (adj.
)Frank (n.
)Frank (v.
Franking machine
Frasch process
)(Mining
)Fraternal (adj.
)Fraud (n.
)Fraudulent (adj.
Fraunhofer
)diffraction (Light
Fraunhofer lines
)(Light
)Fray (n.
)Fray (v.

Frazing machine
(Eng.)
Freckle (n.)
Freckle (v.)
Free-cutting (adj.)
(Met.)
Free-fall boring
Free-field current
response (Elec.
Eng.)
Free-field
sensitivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Free-field voltage
response (Elec.
Eng.)
Free-fight test
(Aero.)
Free-hand (adj.)
Free-hand (n.)
Free-hand drawing
Free-hearth
electric furnace
(Elec. Eng.)
Free-running
frequency (Elec.
Comm.)
Free-running
speed = balancing
speed (Elec.
Comm.)

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)Free alkali (Chem.

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Free beam
Free charge
Free electron
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Free energy
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Free enterprise
)Free fall (Phys.
)Free field (Phys.
)Free fit (Eng.
)Free flow (Phys.
Free gas
Free grid = floating
)grid (Thermionics
Free impedance
)(Elec. Eng.
)Free ions (Chem.
Free labour

Free motion (Phys.)

Free motional
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Free neutrons
(Phys.)
Free on board
(adj., adv.)
Free oscillation
(Radio)
Free pass
Free path (Chem.)
Free path, mean
(Phys.)
Free period (Phys.)
Free play (Eng.)
Free pole (Elec.
Eng.)
Free port
Free progressive
wave (Phys.)
Free radical
(Chem.)
Free rotation
Free running (adj.)
Free running (n.)
Free running fit
(Eng.)
Free sample
Free space
Free state (Chem.)
Free stuff (Carp.)
Free surface

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Free vibration
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)Free vortex (Aero.
)Free wave (Phys.
)Free wheel (Eng.
Free zone
)Freeboard (Naut.
Freedom equations
)(adj.) (Met.
)Freehold (n.
)Freestone (Build.
)Freeze (n.
)Freeze (v.
)Freezer (n.
Freezing-point
)(Phys.
Freezing (Chem.,
)Phys.
Freezing bath
)(Chem.
Freezing
)compartment (Eng.
Freezing mixture
)(Chem.
Freezing
preservation
)Freight (n.

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Freight car
)(Railways
)Freightage (n.
)Freighter (n.
French chalk
French curve
French polish
French window
)(Build.
)Freon (Chem.
Frequencydiscriminating
)filter (Elec. Comm.
Frequency-index
Frequency-mass
)equation (Phys.
)Frequency (n.
)Frequency (Phys.
Frequency
)allocation (Radio
Frequency analysis
Frequency band
)(Radio
Frequency bridge
)(Elec. Eng.

Frequency changer
= frequency
converter (Elec.
Eng., Radio)
Frequency channel
(Radio)
Frequency
condition (Phys.)
Frequency control
(Radio)
Frequency
converter (Radio)
Frequency curve
(Phys.)
Frequency
demultiplication =
frequency division
(Radio)
Frequency
departure (Radio)
Frequency
departure meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Frequency
deviation (Elec.
Eng.)
Frequency diagram
(Eng.)
Frequency
distortion (Radio)
Frequency
distribution
(Maths.)

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distribution curve
(Maths.)
Frequency divider
(Radio)
Frequency division
(Radio)
Frequency
doubling (Acous.)
Frequency drift
(Radio)
Frequency factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Frequency filter
(Radio)
Frequency
fluctuation (Phys.)
Frequency
harmonics (Acous.)
Frequency meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Frequency
modulated receiver
(Radio)
Frequency
modulation (Radio)
Frequency
modulator (Radio)
Frequency monitor
(Elec. Eng.)
Frequency
multiplier (Radio)

Frequency of a
periodic quantity
(Phys.)
Frequency of a
vibratory motion
(Phys.)
Frequency of
infinite
attenuation (Elec.
Comm.)
Frequency overlap
(Telev.)
Frequency polygon
(Radio)
Frequency pulsing
(Radio)
Frequency range
(Radio)
Frequency
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Frequency relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Frequency
response curve
(Acous.)
Frequency
selective device
(Radio)
Frequency
separator (Telev.)
Frequency
spectrum (Telev.)

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(Radio)

Frequency
stabilization (Radio) .
Frequency
standard

Frequency swing

Frequency
tolerance (Radio)

Frequency
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)

Frequency
translation (Radio)

Frequency tripler
(Elec. Eng.)

Frequency
variation (Elec.

Eng.)
Frequency,
acoustic

Frequency, alien
(Phys.)

Frequency,
angular (Elec.
Comm.)

Frequency, carrier
(Radio)

Frequency, collision

Frequency, cut-off
(Elec. Comm.)

Frequency, dot
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)limiting (Elec. Eng.
Frequency, natural
)(Phys.
)Frequent (adj.
)Fresco (n.
Fresh-air inlet
)(San, Eng.
)Fresh (adj.
Fresh water
)(Chem.
)Freshen (Chem.
)Freshen (v.
Freshet
)Fresnel (n.) (Phys.
Fresnel diffraction
)(Light
Fresnels bi-prism
)(Light
Fret-saw (or
)compass saw
)Fret-work (Build.
)Fret (n.
)Fret (v.
)Fretting (n.) (Eng.
)Friability (n.
)Friable (adj.
)Friction (n.
Friction angle
)(Mech.

Friction block
)(Eng.
Friction brake
)(Eng.
Friction clutch
)(Eng.
Friction
compensation
)(Elec. Eng.

)Friction cone (Eng.

Friction coupling
)(Eng.

)Friction disc (Eng.

Friction disc
)brakes (Eng.
Friction disc
)clutch (Eng.

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)Friction drive (Eng.

Friction factor
)Friction fuse (Mil.
)Friction gear (Eng.
Friction gearing
)(Eng.
)Friction head (Hyd.
Friction
)horsepower (Eng.
Friction igniter

Friction layer
(Meteor.)
Friction lining
Friction loss (Elec.
Eng.)
Friction match
(Chem.)
Friction pile (Civ.
Eng.)

Friction plate (Eng.)

Friction
Friction
(Eng.)
Friction
Friction
(Eng.)

proof (adj.)
roller

Friction,
of (Eng.)
Friction,
(Eng.)
Friction,
Friction,
(Eng.)

coefficient

tape
wheel

fluid
limiting
rolling

Friction, skin (Eng.)

Friction, sliding
(Eng.)
Frictional (adj.)
Frictional damper
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electricity (Elec.
Eng.)
Frictional loss
(Eng.)
Frictional machine
= electrostatic
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Frictional
resistance
Frictional surface
Frictional torque
Frictionless (adj.)
Friedel-Crafts
reaction
Frieze (Build.)
Frigate (n.)
Fright (n.)
Frighten (v.)
Frigid (adj.)
Frigid zone (Geol.)
Frigorific (Chem.)
Frill (n.)
Fringe (Light.)
Fringe (n.)
Fringe area
(Radio., Telev.)
Fringe well (Pet.
Eng.)

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)interference (Light.
Fringing (Elec.
)Eng.
Fringing coefficient
)(Elec. Eng.
)Frit (Chem.
)Frith (Geol.
)Fritted rock (Geol.
Frizing
)Frog (n.
)Frogman (n.
)Frond (Bot.
)Front-rake (Eng.
)Front (adj.
)Front (n.
)Front (v.
Front actuating
)rod (Eng.
)Front axle (Eng.
Front axle arm
)(Eng.
Front bearing arm
)(Eng.
)Front brake (Eng.
Front contact
)(Telev.
)Front cover (Eng.
)Front flange (Eng.








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Front panel
Front plate
Front position
Front relay
)Front truss (Eng.
Front view
Front wheel drive
)(Eng.
Front, cold
)(Meteor.
Front, warm
)(Meteor.
)Front, wave (Phys.
)Frontage (n.
)Frontal (adj.
)Frontal (n.) (Zool.

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) (
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Frontogenesis
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Frontolysis
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Frost cracks

)Frontal layer (Geol.
)Frontier (adj.
)Frontier (n.

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Frost proof
Frost weathering
)(Geol.
Frostbite
)Frosted (adj.
Frosted food
Frosted glass
Frosted lamp
)(Illum.
)Frosting (n.
)Froth (n.) (Chem.
)Froth (v.
Froth flotation
Frothing agent
)(Chem.
)Frothy (adj.
)Froude brake (Eng.
Frowy timber
)(Carp.
)Frozen (adj.
)Fructification (Bot.
)Fructose (Chem.
)Frugivorous (adj.
)(Zool.
)Fruit (Bot.
)Fruit (n.
Fruit sugar
)Frustrate (v.

Frustrum =
frustum (pl.
tums. ta)
Frustrum of a cone
(Maths.)
Frustrum of a
pyramid (Maths.)
Frustrum of a
sphere (Maths.)
Frying (n.)
Frying (of arc)
(Elec. Eng.)

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Fuchsin(e) (Chem.)

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Fuel-air ratio (Eng.)

Fuel (n.) (Chem.)
Fuel (v.)
Fuel briquette
Fuel calorimeter
(Phys.)
Fuel cell (Chem.)
Fuel cock (Eng.)

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(Eng.)
Fuel discharge
(Eng.)
Fuel distributor
(Eng.)
Fuel dope (Chem.)
Fuel dump valve
(Eng.)
Fuel efficiency
Fuel feed (Eng.)

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mechanism (Eng.)
Fuel filter
Fuel flow indicator
(Eng.)
Fuel flow meter
(Eng.)
Fuel gas
Fuel gauge (Eng.)
Fuel gravity
system (Eng.)
Fuel injection
(Eng.)
Fuel injection
nozzle (Eng.)
Fuel injection
pump (Eng.)
Fuel injection
timing (Eng.)

Fuel injector (Eng.)

Fuel inlet (Eng.)
Fuel jet (Eng.)

Fuel leakage (Eng.)

Fuel level indicator
(Eng.)
Fuel line (Eng.)
Fuel manifold
(Eng.)
Fuel nozzle (Eng.)
Fuel oil (Chem.)
Fuel outlet (Eng.)

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Fuel pressure
gauge (Eng.)
Fuel pressure
indicator (Eng.)
Fuel pressure
warming signal
(Eng.)
Fuel pump (Eng.)
Fuel station
Fuel tank (Aero.)
Fuel truck
Fuel, antiknock
(Chem.)
Fuel, bunker
Fuelling (n.)
Fugacious (adj.)
(Bot.)
Fugacity (Phys.)
Fugitive dyes
(Chem.)
Fulcrum (Phys.)
Fulfil (v.)
Fulfillment (n.)
Fulgent (adj.)
Full-centre arch
(Build.)
Full-feathering
propeller (Aero.)
Full-fledged
member
Full-force feed
(Eng.)
Full-hardening
(Met.)
Full-load (Eng.)

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)(Elec. Eng.
)Full-time (adj.
Full-way valve
)(Eng.
)Full (adj.
)Full (adv.
)Full (v.
Full annealing
)(Met.
Full automatic
)gear box (Eng.
Full blast
Full charge
)Full gear (Eng.
Full length

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(
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Full multiple
)(Maths.
)Full power (Eng.
Full radiation
)(Phys.
)Full rich (adj.
)(Eng.
Full scale
)Full shroud (Eng.
Full size

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)operation (Eng.
)Full swing (Eng.
)Full thread (Eng.
)Full throttle (Eng.
Full wave
rectification (Elec.
)Eng. Radio
Fuller
Fullers earth
)(Geol.
)Fullering (Eng.
Fullerphone (Elec.
)Comm.
Fullness indicator
)(Eng.
)Fully (adv.
Fully controlled
)(adj.
Fully floating axle
)(Eng.
)Fulminate (Chem.
Fulminate of
)mercy (Chem.
)Fulminating (adj.
Fulminic acid
)(Chem.
)Fumarole (Geol.
)Fume (n.

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Fume duct
Fumed oak
)Fumigant (n.
)(Chem.
)Fumigate (v.
Fumigator
)Fuming (adj.
Fuming acid
)(Chem.
)Function (Maths.
)Function (n.

)Function (v.
.
Function, chemical
)(Chem.
.
Function, circular
)(Maths.

Function,
continuous

)(Maths.
Function,
differential of a
)(Maths.
.
Function, elliptic
)(Maths.

Function,
exponential
)(Maths.

Function,
)hyperbolic (Maths.

Function, integral
of a (Maths)
Function, inverse (
Maths.)
Function,
logarithmic
(Maths.)
Function,
transcendental
(Maths.)
Functional (adj.)
Functional
disorder (Med.)
Functional
efficiency
Functional
performance (Eng.)
Fund (n.)
Fundamental (adj.)
Fundamental (n.)
Fundamental
cellulose (Bot.)
Fundamental
charge (Phys.)
Fundamental
colour (Phys.)
Fundamental
component (Elec.
Eng.)
Fundamental
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frequency (Elec.
Eng.)
Fundamental
harmonic (Acous.)

Fundamental
interval (Phys.)
Fundamental law
Fundamental
mode (Radio)
Fundamental
particles (Phys.)
Fundamental tone
(Acous.)
Fundamental units
(Phys.)
Fundamental
wavelength
Fundamentals
Fungicidal (adj.)
Fungicidal (adj.)
(Bot.)
Fungicide
Fungus (pl. fungi)
(Bot.)

Fungus proof (adj.)

Funicular (adj.)
Funicular polygon
(Maths.)

Funicular railway
(Civ. Eng.)

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Funnel
Funnel, separatory
)(Chem.
)Fuor (Carp.
)Fur ( v.
)Fur (Carp.
)Fur (n.
)Furbish (v.
)Furcate (adj.
)Furfural (Chem.
)Furl (n.
)Furl (v.
Furlong
Furlough
)Furnace (n.
Furnace charge
)(Met.
Furnace coke
Furnace efficiency
)(Met.
Furnace flue
Furnace hoist
)(Eng.
Furnace lining
)(Met.
Furnace oil
)Furnace slag (Met.



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Furnace,
)annealing (Met.
Furnace, batch
)(Met.
Furnace, blast
)(Met.
Furnace,
)continuous (Met.
Furnace, crucible
)(Met.
Furnace, cupola
)(Met.
Furnace, electric
)(Elec. Eng.
Furnace, forging
)(Eng.
Furnace, muffle
)(Met.
Furnace, open)hearth (Met.
Furnace, reheating
)(Met.
Furnace,
)reverberatory (Met.
Furnace, rotary
)Furnish (v.
Furnishings
Furniture
)Furred (Adj.
)(Plumb.
)Furred (Carp.
)Furring (Build.

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)Furring (Plumb.
)Furrow (n.
)Furrow (v.
= Furrowing
)grooving (Carp.
)Furtherance (n.
)Furuncle (Med.
)Fuscous (adj.
= Fuse-board
distribution fuse)board (Elec. Eng.

Fuse-carrier = fuse)holder (Elec. Eng.

Fuse-clip (Elec.
)Eng.
= Fuse-element
fuse-link (Elec.
)Eng.

Fuse-holder = fuse)carrier (Elec. Eng.

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Fuse-link = fuse)element (Elec. Eng.

Fuse-switch (Elec.
)Eng.
Fuse (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
)Fuse (v.


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Fuse block (Elec.

)Eng.
Fuse box (Elec.
)Eng.
Fuse current
)rating (Elec. Eng.
)Fuse oil (Chem.
Fuse plug (Elec.
)Eng.
)Fuse plug (Eng.
Fuse setting
Fuse tongs (Elec.
)Eng.
Fuse wire (Elec.
)Eng.
Fuse, bi-metal
)(Elec. Eng.
Fuse, delay
Fuse, safety
)Fused (adj.
)Fused salt (Chem.
)Fusee (n.
)Fuselage (Aero.
)Fusibility (Chem.
)Fusible (adj.
Fusible alloy (or
)metal) (Met.

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Fusible cut-out
)(Elec. Eng.
)Fusiform (adj.
)Fusing (Chem.
Fusing agent
)(Chem.
Fusing current
)(Elec. Eng.
Fusing factor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Fusing point (Met.
)Fusion (Phys.
= Fusion bomb
hydrogen bomb
Fusion point
)(Phys.
Fusion reaction
Fusion reactor
)(Phys.
Fusion welding
)(Elec. Eng.
Fusion, heat of
)(Phys.
Fusion, nuclear
)(Phys.
)Fust (Arch.
)Futile (adj.
)Futility (n.
)Futtock (Naut.
Future
Fuze = fuse

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)Fuzz (n.
)Fuzzy (adj.
)G (Phys.
)Ga (gallium
)(Chem.
Gabardine (or
)gaberdine
)Gabbro (Geol.
)Gabion (Civ. Eng.
)Gabion (n.

)Gable (Build.
)Gable roof (Build.
)Gabled (adj.
Gad
Gad picker
)Gadget (Eng.
)Gadget (n.
)Gadolinium (Gd
)(Chem.
Gadroon (Arch.,
)Build.
Gaff
)Gage = gauge (n.
)Gage = gauge (v.
)Gager = gauger (n.

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Gain-control
automatic
)Gain (Carp.
)Gain (Elec. Comm.
)Gain (n.
)Gain (Radio
)Gain (v.
Gain amplifier
)(Cinema
Gain control
)(Radio
Gain margin
)(Radio
Gain measuring
)set (Radio
)Gaining (Carp.
Gainings
)Gait (n.
)Gal (Mech.
)Galactic (adj.
)(Astron.
Galactic circle
)(Astron.
Galactometer
)Galactose (Chem.
)Galaxy (Astron.
)Galaxy (Astron.
)Galaxy (n.
Galaxy noise
)(Radio

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)Gale (Meteor.
Galena = lead
)glance (Min.
Galilean telescope
)(Phys.
Galipot
)Gall (Bot.
)Gall (Zool.

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)Gallery (Build.


)Galley (n.

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)Galley (Typog.

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)Galley proof (Print.

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)Gallic acid (Chem.

)Gallium (Ga
)(Chem.
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)Gall bladder (Zool.

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3.78

Gallon
Gallon per hour
)(g.p.h.
Gallon per mile
)(g.p.m.

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Galloping (I.C.
)Engs.
Gallotannin
)(Chem.
Gallows
Gallows bracket
)(Carp.
)Gallstone (Med.
Galosh
Galvanic (adj.,
)Chem. Phys.
Galvanic adapter
)(Elec. Eng.
= Galvanic battery
primary battery
)(Elec. Eng.
= Galvanic cell
primary cell (Elec.
)Eng.
Galvanic current
)(Elec. Eng.
Galvanic electricity
= Galvanic pile
voltaic pile
Galvanic series
)(Chem. Elec.
Galvanization
)(Chem.
)Galvanize (v.
Galvanized iron
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Galvanized iron
)wire (Elec. Eng.
Galvanized pipe
)(Eng.
Galvanized sheet
)(Met.
Galvanized tank
)(Eng.
)Galvanizing (Met.
Galvanizing bath
)(Met.
Galvanizing
)process (Met.
Galvannealing
)(Met.
Galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Galvanometer
constant (Elec.
)Eng.
Galvanometer
)shunt (Elec. Eng.
Galvanometer,
aperiodic (Elec.
)Eng.
Galvanometer,
)astatic (Elec. Eng.

Galvanometer,
. )ballistic (Elec. Eng.
Galvanometer,
dead-beat (Elec.
)Eng.

Galvanometer,
fixed coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Galvanometer,
mirror (Elec. Eng.)
Galvanometer,
moving coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Galvanometer,
moving magnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Galvanometer,
reflecting (Elec.
Eng.)
Galvanometer,
tangent (Elec. Eng.)
Galvanometer,
torsion (Elec. Eng.)
Galvanometric
(adj.)
Galvanoscope
(Elec. Eng.)
Galvanostegy
(Chem.)
Galvanotaxis (Biol.)
Galvanotropism
(Bot.)
Gamboge gum
(Chem.)
Gambrel roof =
mansard roof
(Build.)

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)Game birds (Biol.

)Game fishes (Biol.

Gametangium
)(Biol.
)Gamete (Biol.
)Gametocyte (Biol.
Gametocyte
)generation (Bot.

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)Gamma iron (Met.

Gamma ray
spectrometer
)(Phys.
Gamma rays
)(Phys.
Gamopetalous
)flower (Bot.
Gamosepalous
)flower (Bot.
)Gamp (n.
)Gamut (n.
Gang
Gang boarding
)(Build.
Gang condenser
)(Radio
)Gang drill (Eng.
)Gang milling (Eng.
)Gang mils (Eng.
Gang mould
)(Build. Civ. Eng.


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Gang planer tool

)(Eng.
Gang planing
)(Carp., Eng.
Gang plank (or
)board
)Gang riveting (Eng.
)Gang saw (Carp.
Gang switches
)(Elec. Eng.
)Gang tool (Eng.
Ganged control
Ganged tuning
)(Elec. Eng.
Ganging (Radio,
)Elec.
)Ganglion (Biol.
)Gangrene (Med.
)Gangue (Met.
)Gangue (Mining.
Gangue minerals
)(Mining
)Gangway (Build.
)Gangway (Mining
Ganister mud
)(Geol.
)Gannister (Geol.
)Gantlet (n.
)(Railways
)Gantry (Build.
)Gantry (Eng.


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)Gap (n.
)Gap (v.
Gap adjustment
)(Elec. Eng.
Gap arrester (Elec.
)Eng.
)Gap bed (Eng.
Gap bridge
)Gap fault (Geol.
)Gap gauge (Eng.
)Gap lathe (Eng.
Gap space (Magn.,
)Elec.
Gap wire gauge
Gap, air (Elec.
)Eng.
Gap, contact (Elec.
)Eng.
Gap, erosional
)(Geol.
Gap, sedimentary
)(Geol.
Gap, spark (I.C.
)Engs.
Gap, spark plug
)(I.C. Engs.
Gap, stratigraphic
)(Geol.
)Gaping fault (Geol.

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)Garage (n.) (Build.

)Garage (v.
Garbage
)Gargle (n.
)Gargle (v.
)Gargoyle (Build.
)Garlic (Bot.
)Garment (n.
)Garner (n.
)Garner (v.
)Garnet (Min.
)Garnet (Naut.
Garnet paper
)(Build.
Garnish bolt
)(Build.

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Garrison

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)Garter spring (Eng.

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)Gas-bag (Aero.
) (
Gas-blast circuit )breaker (Elec. Eng.

Gas-discharge
)tube (Thermionics

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Gas-electric
generating set
)(Elec. Eng.
Gas-filled cable
Gas-filled filament
)lamp (Illum.
Gas-filled photo)cell (Elec. Eng.
Gas-filled relay
)(Elec. Eng.
Gas-filled valve
)Gas-fired (adj.
Gas-fired boiler
)(Eng.
Gas-free
Gas-imprevious
)(adj.
)Gas-light (Illum.
Gas-lighter (Elec.
)Eng.
Gas-oil contact
)(Pet. Eng.
Gas-oil ratio
)Gas-operated (adj.
Gas-pipe tongs
)(Eng.
)Gas-proof (adj.
Gas-proofing
material
)Gas (Auto.
)Gas (n.
)Gas (v.


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Gas absorption
)(Eng.
Gas amplification
= cell amplification
)(Elec. Eng.
Gas analysis
)(Chem.
)balance (Phys.
)band (Geol.
)bearing (adj.
)black (Paint.
)bomb (Mill.
)booster (Eng.
bottle

Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas

bracket
)brazing (Eng.
bubble
burner

Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas

Gas cable
Gas calorimeter
)(Phys.
)Gas cap (Pet. Eng.
)Gas carbon (Chem.
Gas carburizing
)(Met.
Gas case
)hardening (Met.
)Gas cell (Chem.

Gas chamber
Gas check (Mil.)
Gas circulator
(Build.)
Gas cloud (Mill.)
Gas coal (Chem.)
Gas coal (Chem.)
Gas cock (Plumb.)
Gas coke (Chem.)
Gas compound
(Chem.)
Gas compressor
(Pet. Eng.)
Gas concentration
(Chem.)
Gas concrete (Civ.
Eng.)
Gas constant
(Chem.)
Gas container
Gas coulometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Gas curtain
Gas cylinder
Gas defence centre
(Mil.)
Gas dehydrator
(Chem.)
Gas detector
Gas diode (Elec.
Eng.)
Gas discharge
(Phys.)

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Gas discharge
lamp = electric
discharge lamp
)(Illum.
Gas distribution
control
)Gas drain (Mining
Gas drive (Pet.
)Eng.
Gas electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
Gas engine (I.C.
)Engs.
Gas equation
)(Phys.
Gas escape hole
Gas evolution
)(Met.
Gas exhauster
)(Eng.
)Gas field (Geol.
Gas filter
Gas fitter
)Gas fittings (Eng.
Gas focusing
Gas fume fading
)(Chem.
Gas furnace
Gas generating
)plant (Chem.
Gas generator
)(Chem.

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governor
heater
indicator
)inert (Chem.
injection

Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas
Gas

Gas jet
)Gas joint (Eng.
)Gas lamp (Illum.
)Gas laws (Phys.
)Gas lime (Chem.
Gas line
Gas liquids (Pet.
)Eng.
)Gas liquor (Chem.
Gas main
Gas manometer
)(Phys.
)Gas mantle (Illum.
)Gas mask (Chem.
Gas meter
Gas noise
)(Thermionics
Gas offtake
)Gas oil (Chem.
Gas oil separator
unit (or plant) (Pet.
)Eng.
Gas outlet
Gas oven

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Gas
Gas
Gas

passage
photo-cell
pipe-line
pipe

Gas pocket (Mining)

Gas pool (Pet. Eng.)

Gas port (Eng.)
Gas pot
Gas pressure
(Phys.)
Gas pressure cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Gas pressure
governor (Eng.)

Gas projectile (Mil.)

Gas pump (Eng.)
Gas purifier (Eng.)
Gas radiator
(Build.)
Gas ratio (Phys.,
Electronics)
Gas refrigerator
(Eng.)
Gas regulator
(Eng.)
Gas repressuring
(Pet. Eng.)
Gas reserves (Pet.
Eng.)
Gas retort (Chem.)
Gas ring
Gas rock (Geol.)

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)Gas sand (Geol.

Gas saturation
)pressure (Chem.
Gas scrubber
)(Chem.
)Gas seeps (Geol.
Gas show (Geol.,
)Pet. Eng.
)Gas starter (Aero.
Gas station
Gas tank
)Gas tar (Chem.
Gas thermometer
)(Phys.
)Gas thread (Eng.
)Gas tight (adj.
)Gas torch (Eng.
)Gas trap (Geol.
Gas triode
)(Thermionics
Gas tube
)Gas turbine (Eng.
)Gas valve (Eng.
)Gas vent (Eng.
)Gas warfare (Mil.
Gas welding
Gas welding outfit
)(Eng.
)Gas well (Geol.
Gas works
Gas zone (Pet.
)Eng.

Gas, asphyxiating
(Chem.)
Gas, associated
(Pet. Eng.)
Gas, choking
(Chem.)
Gas, ideal (Phys.)
Gas, illuminating
Gas, impregnated
cable
Gas, lighting
(Illum.)
Gas, liquefaction
of (Phys.)
Gas, marsh
(Chem.)
Gas, natural (Geol.)
Gas, producer
(Chem.)
Gas, production (
Gas, tear (Mil.)
Gas, water (Chem.)
Gaseous (adj.)
Gaseous
conduction
Gaseous fuel
(Chem.)
Gaseous
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Gaseous mixture

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Gaseous pressure
)(Phys.
Gaseous solution
)(Chem.
Gaseous state
Gaseous steam
)(Eng.
Gaseous tube (or
)valve) (Elec. Eng.
= Gasholder
gasometer
)Gasifiable (adj.
)Gasification (n.
)Gasiform (adj.
)Gasify (v.
)Gasket (Eng.
Gasket, asbestos
)(Eng.
Gaskin = gasket
)Gasol (Pet. Eng.
Gasolene (or
)gasoline) (Chem.
Gasoline additive
)(Pet. Eng.
Gasoline engine
)(Eng.
Gasoline pump
Gasoline, aviation
)(Aero.
Gasoline, balanced
)(Chem.

Gasoline, drip (Pet.

)Eng.
Gasoline, motor
)(Chem.
Gasoline, polymer
)(Chem.

Gasoline, premium

Gasoline, reformed
Gasoline, regular
Gasoline, synthetic
)(Chem.

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Gasoline, unleaded
Gasoline, wild (Pet.
)Eng.
= Gasometer
)gasholder (Eng.
Gasometric
)analysis (Chem.
)Gassed (adj.
)Gasser (Pet. Eng.
)Gassing (Aero.
Gassing (Elec.
)Eng.
Gassy tube (Elec.
)Eng.
)Gastric (adj.
)Gastropoda (Zool.
Gastrula
Gate-legged table
)Gate (Eng.


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)Gate (n.
Gate = geat
)(Foundry
Gate circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
)Gate post (Build.
Gate shutter
)(Foundry
Gate switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Gate valve (Hyd.
)Gated (adj.
)Gatefold (n.
Gateway = gate
)road (Mining
)Gather (v.
Gathering ground
)(Civ. Eng.
)Gathering (n.
Gathering lines
)(Pet. Eng.
Gathering station
)(Pet. Eng.
Gathering system
)(Pet. Eng.
)Gating (Elec. Eng.
Gauche polygon
)(Maths.
)Gauge (Eng.
)Gauge (v.


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Gauge glass tubing

Gauge hatch

)Gauge length(Eng.

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)Gauge arbor (Eng.

Gauge diameter
)(Eng.
)Gauge glass (Eng.

Gauge mortar
)(Build.
Gauge number
)(Eng.
)Gauge plate (Eng.
)Gauge pot (Build.
Gauge pressure
)(Eng.
Gauge pressure
)(Phys.
Gauge rod = plug
)gauge (Eng.
)Gauge tap (Eng.
Gauge, adjustable
)calliper (Eng.
= Gauge, angle
clinometer (Surv.
)Eng.






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Gauge,
Birmingham wire
)(Eng.
)Gauge, block (Eng.
Gauge, board
)(Railways
Gauge, boost
)pressure (Eng.
)Gauge, bore (Eng.
Gauge, Brown and
)Sharpe Wire (Eng.
Gauge, centre
)(Eng.
Gauge, check
)(Eng.

) (
)
)Gauge, cocks (Eng.
(
Gauge, contour
)(Eng.

Gauge, crusher
)(Eng.

Gauge, cylinder
.
)(Eng.

.
Gauge, depth
)
)Gauge, dial (Eng.
(
Gauge, dial
)calliper (Eng.

Gauge, draft

)Gauge, drill (Eng.

Gauge, engine
)
)(Eng.
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)Gauge, feeler (Eng.

Gauge, flow
)Gauge, fuel (Eng.
Gauge, fuel level
)(Eng.
)Gauge, gap (Eng.
Gauge, gas cylinder
Gauge, general
Gauge, go and no)go (Eng.
Gauge, height
)(Eng.
)Gauge, hole (Eng.
Gauge, inside
)(Eng.
Gauge, inspection
)(Eng.
Gauge, level
)Gauge, limit (Eng.
Gauge, limit plug
)(Eng.
Gauge, marking
Gauge, master
)(Eng.
Gauge, master
)pressure (Eng.
Gauge, mercury
Gauge, metal

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Gauge, micrometer
)(Eng.
Gauge, micrometer
)depth (Eng.
Gauge, narrow
)(Civ. Eng.
Gauge, normal
)(Civ. Eng.
Gauge, nozzle
)(Eng.
Gauge, outside
)(Eng.
Gauge, plain taper
)(Eng.
)Gauge, plug (Eng.
= Gauge, pressure
Bourdon gauge
)(Eng.
Gauge, projection
Gauge, rail (Civ.
)Eng.
Gauge, rain
)(Meteor.
Gauge, reference
)(Eng.
)Gauge, ring (Eng.
Gauge, roller
thread calliper
)(Eng.
)Gauge, screw (Eng.

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Gauge, screw pitch

)(Eng.
Gauge, setting
)Gauge, size (Eng.
Gauge, slip = block
)gauge (Eng.
)Gauge, snap (Eng.
Gauge, standard
)wire (Eng.
Gauge, surface
)universal (Eng.
Gauge, tables
)(Eng.
Gauge,
temperature
Gauge, thickness
)(Eng.
Gauge, thread
)(Eng.
Gauge, tide
)Gauge, tire (Eng.
Gauge, tube wall
)thickness (Eng.
Gauge, valve
)setting (Eng.
)Gauge, width (Eng.
)Gauge, wire (Eng.
)Gauged (adj.
)Gauger (n.
Gauging-board
)(Build.
)Gauging (n.


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Gauging fixture
)(Eng.
Gauging station
)(Hyd.
Gaults
Gauntlet
Gauntry = gantry
)(Eng.
)Gauss (Elec. Eng.
Gauss eyepiece
)(Light.
= Gaussian curve
normal curve
)(Maths.
Gaussian
distribution
)(Maths.
Gaussmeter (Elec.
)Eng.
Gauze
Gauze brush (Elec.
)Eng.
Gauze packing
)(Eng.
Gauze strainer
Gauze, wire
)Gavel (Build.
Gay Lussacs law
)(Chem.
)Gd (gadolinium
)(Chem.
)Ge (germanium
)(Chem.


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Ge(o)anticline
)(Geol.
)Geanticline (Geol.
)Gear-driven (adj.
Gear-grinding
)machine (Eng.
)Gear shift (Eng.

)Gear (n.) (Eng.

)Gear (v.
Gear assembly
)(Eng.
Gear case oil
)Gear casing (Eng.
)Gear change (Eng.
Gear change lever
)(Eng.
)Gear cluster (Eng.
)Gear cutter (Eng.
Gear cutting
)machine (Eng.
)Gear drive (Eng.
Gear generator (or
)planer) (Eng.
Gear grease
Gear guard = gear
)box (Eng.

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Gear hobbing
)machine (Eng.
)Gear hub (Eng.
)Gear lever (Eng.
Gear lubricant
)(Eng.
Gear miller = gearmilling machine
)(Eng.
Gear notch
Gear oil
)Gear pedal (Eng.
)Gear pin (Eng.
)Gear pump (Eng.
Gear ratio
)Gear shaft (Eng.
)Gear shaper (Eng.
)Gear stop (Eng.
Gear tooth
)Gear train (Eng.
)Gear wheel (Eng.
Gear wheel drive
)(Eng.
Gear, beaching
)(Aero.
)Gear, bevel (Eng.
)bottom (Eng.
)brake (Eng.
constant
)(Eng.

Gear,
Gear,
Gear,
mesh


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Gear, constant
)speed (Eng.
Gear, differential
)(Eng.
Gear, distributor
)(Eng.
)Gear, drive (Eng.
)Gear, first (Eng.

)Gear, friction (Eng.

)Gear, helical (Eng.

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)Gear, idler (Eng.
Gear, intermediate
)(Eng.
Gear, internal
)(Eng.
Gear, landing
)(Aero.
)Gear, low (Eng.
Gear, out of
Gear, reduction
)(Eng.

)Gear, release (Eng.

Gear, reversing
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Gear, sighting
)Gear, spiral (Eng.
Gear, spiral bevel
)(Eng.
)Gear, spur (Eng.
Gear, steering
Gear,
)synchromesh (Eng.
)Gear, third (Eng.
Gear, transmission
)(Eng.
)Gear, worm (Eng.
)Gearbox (Eng.
)Geared (adj.
Geared blower
)(Eng.
Geared chuck
)(Eng.
Geared
)countershaft (Eng.
Geared engine
Geared flywheel
)(Eng.
Geared headstock
)(Eng.
)Geared lathe (Eng.

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Geared propeller
)(Aero.
Geared pump
)(Eng.

Geared quadrant
Geared rim
Geared ring

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Geared
)transmission (Eng.
Geared, epicyclic
)(Eng.
Gearing-in
)Gearing-up (Eng.
)Gearing (Eng.
Gearing down
)mechanism (Eng.

)Gearing lever (Eng.

)Gearing link (Eng.

Gearing, skew
)bevel (Eng.
Gearless motor
)(Elec. Eng.
Gearshift lever
)(Eng.
Geat = gate
)(Foundry
Geiger-Muller
)counter (Phys.
)Geiger (v.) (Phys.

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Geissler tube
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Gel-cement
)Gel (n.) (Chem.
)Gel (v.
Gelatin (or
gelatine) (Chem.,
)Biol.
Gelatin explosives
)(Chem., Mining
Gelatinization
)(Chem., Biol.
)Gelatinize (v.
)Gelatinous (Chem.
)Gelation (Chem.
)Gelid (adj.
Gelignite
Gelling point
)(Chem.
)Gem (Geol.
Gem minerals
)(Geol.
Gemini (The
)Twins) (Astron.
)Gemstone (Min.
)Gene (Gen.
)Genealogy (n.
Genera (pl. of
)genus) (Biol.

General-purpose
grease
General (adj.)
General (n.)
General average
General conditions
General contractor
(Civ. Eng.)
General data
General gas
equation (Chem.)
General gas law
(Phys. Comm.)
General hygiene
General
information
General
intelligence test
General lighting
(Elec. Eng.)
General manager
General plan
General purpose
(adj.)
General stain
General term
General theory of
relativity (Phys.)
General view
Generality (n.)
Generalization (n.)
Generalized coordinates (Maths.)

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Generate (v.)
Generating-station
(Elec. Eng.)
Generating (adj.)
Generating (n.)
Generating circle
(Maths.)
Generating
function (Maths.)
Generating lines
(Maths.)
Generating plant
(Elec. Eng.)
Generating set
(Elec. Eng.)
Generating set,
hydroelectric (Elec.
Eng.)
Generating surface
(Maths.)
Generating unit
(Elec. Eng.)
Generation =
genesis (Biol.)
Generative (adj.)
Generative cell
(Bot.)
Generator-field
control (Elec. Eng.)
Generator (Elec.
Eng.)

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Generator busbars (Elec. Eng.)
Generator
commutator (Elec.
Eng.)
Generator gas =
producer gas
(Chem.)
Generator panel
(Elec. Eng.)
Generator relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Generator rule
(Phys.)
Generator voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Generator voltage
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Generator, battery
charging (Elec.
Eng.)
Generator, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Generator, power
(Elec. Eng.)
Generator, shunt
(Elec. Eng.)
Generator, smoke
Generator, steam

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)Generic (adj.
Generic characters
)(Biol.
)Generous (adj.
)Genesis (Biol.
)Genetics (Biol.
)Genic (adj.) (Gen.
Genius
Genocide
)Genotype (Gen.
)Gent saw (Carp.
)Gentle dip (Geol.
Gentlemans
agreement
)Genuine (adj.
)Genus (Biol.
GeoGeo-isotherms
)(Geophysics
)Geocentric (adj.
)(Astron.
)Geochemical (adj.
)(Chem.
Geochemical
)prospecting (Geol.
Geochemistry
)(Chem.
Geochronology
)(Geol.
Geocratic period
)(Geol.

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Geodes (Geol.
)Mining
Geodesy = geodetic
surveying
Geodetic frame
)(Aero.
Geodetic line
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Geodetic surveying
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Geodynamics
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Geographic coordinates
Geographic latitude
Geographical mile
Geographical north
Geography
)Geoid (Surv.
Geologic age
)Geologic(al) (adj.
Geological
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)(Geol.
Geological map
Geological mapping
Geological sections
)(Geol.
Geological
)surveying (Geol.
Geological time
)(Geol.
Geological time
)scale (Geol.
)Geologist (n.
Geology
Geology, applied
Geology, mining

Geology, petroleum
Geomagnetic lines
of force
)(Geophysics

Geomagnetic
)storm (Meteor.

Geomagnetism

Geometric average

Geometric
)distortion (Telev.
:
Geometric mean
)(Maths.

Geometric mean
chord

Geometric mean
distance

Geometric
progression
(Maths.)
Geometric stair
(Build.)
Geometric surface
Geometric value
Geometric(al) (adj.)
Geometrical
attention (Acous.)
Geometrical
drawing
Geometrical figure
Geometrical
isomerism (Chem.)
Geometrical mean
(Maths.)
Geometrical mean
distance
Geometrical
method
Geometrical optics
(Light.)
Geometrical pitch
(Aero. Naut.)
Geometrical
progression
(Maths.)
Geometrical
projection (Maths.)

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representation
)(Maths.
Geometrical series
)(Maths.
)Geometrician (n.
Geometry
Geometry of space
)Geomorphic (adj.
Geomorphology
Geonomics
Geophone
)(Geophysics
)Geophysical (adj.
Geophysical
constant
Geophysical
prospecting
)(Mining
Geophysics
Geostrophic wind
)Geosyncline (Geol.
Geotechnical
processes (Civ.
)Eng.
)Geothermal (adj.
Geothermal
)gradiant (Geol.



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)(Geophysics
= Geotropism
)geotaxis (Biol.
)Germ (Biol.
)Germ cell (Biol.
)Germ plasm (Gen.
)German (Mining
German measles
)(Med.
German silver
)(Met.
)Germane (adj.
)Germanium (Ge
)(Chem.
Germicidal action
)Germicide (adj., n.
)(Chem.
)Germinal (adj.
)Germinate (v.
)Germination (Bot.
Gestalt
Gestalt psychology
Gestation, period
)of (Zool.
)Gesture (n.
Get-away speed
)(Aero.
)Get (n.
)Get (v.


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Getter
)(Thermionics
Gettering
)(Thermionics
)Geyser (Build.
Geyser = gusher
)(Geol.
Ghost reflection
Ghost spectrum
)(Phys.
= Giant-powder
dynamite
)Giant (n., adj.
)Giant cells (Zool.
)Giant star (Astron.
Gib-and-cotter
joint = gib-and-key
)joint (Eng.
Gib-headed key
)(Eng.
)Gib (Eng.
)Gibbet (Eng.
)Gibbous (adj.
Gibbous moon
)(Astron.
Giddiness
)Giddy (adj.
Giga)Gigantic (adj.
)Gilbert (Elec. Eng.

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)Gilding (n.

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)Gill (Zool.
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)Gill = ghyll (Geol.
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)Gill cowling (Aero.

Gilled-tube radiator
Gilled cylinder
)(Eng.

Gilled pipe
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)Gills (Eng.
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Gimbals = gymbals
)
)(Eng.
(
)Gimlet (n.) (Carp.
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)Gimlet bit (Carp.
Gimmick (Elec.
)Eng.

)Gimmick (n.
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Gimp-pin
)Gimp (n.
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)Gin (Civ. Eng.

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)Gin (v.
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Gin truck

Ginning mill
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Giorgi system
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Girandole
Gird
)Girder (Eng.
Girder bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
Girder casing
)(Build.
Girder iron
)Girder, box (Build.
Girder, compound
)(Eng.
Girder, cruciform
Girder, plate (Civ.
)Eng.
)Girdle (Zool.
)Girdles (Mining
)Girt (Build.
)Girt (Carp.
)Girt (n.
Girth
Git = gate
)(Foundry
Give-and-take
)lines (Surv.
)Give (n.
)Give (v.
)Gizzard (Zool.
)Gl (glucinum
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Glacial acetic acid
)(Chem.
Glacial action
)(Geol.
Glacial cirque
)(Geol.
Glacial denudation
)(Geol.
Glacial deposits
)(Geol.

)Glacial drift (Geol.

Glacial epoch (or
)period
Glacial erosion
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)Glacial meal (Geol.

Glacial striations

)Glaciate (v.
)Glaciation (Geol.
Glacier
)Glacier fall (Geol.
)Glacieret (Geol.
)Glacis (Civ. Eng.
)Glade (n.
Glair
)Glance (Min.
)Glance (n.


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Glancing angle
)(Phys.
Glancing blow
)Gland (Eng.
)Gland (n.) (Zool.
Gland bolts
= Gland box
)stuffing box (Eng.
Gland expansion
)joint (Eng.
)Gland nut (Eng.
Gland packing
)(Eng.
)Gland ring (Eng.
)Glandular (adj.
)Glare (n.
)Glare (v.
)Glarosion (Geol.
Glass-barrel pump
)(Chem.
Glass-bulb rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
Glass-cutter
)(Build.
)Glass-house (Bot.
Glass-papering
)machine (Carp.
Glass-transparent
)(adj.
Glass fibre

Glass (adj.)
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass

(n.)
apparatus
blower
blowing

Glass brick (Build.)

Glass floss
Glass marble
Glass mould
Glass panel
Glass reflector
Glass rod (Chem.)
Glass sand
(Chem., Geol.)
Glass slide
Glass substitute
Glass tile (Build.)

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Glass tube (Chem.)

Glass wool
Glass, armoured
Glass, burning
Glass, cover
Glass, flexible
(Chem.)
Glass, flint (Opt.)
Glass, Jena
(Chem.)
Glass, magnifying
Glass, pyrex
(Chem.)

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Glasses
Glasses, field
)Glassful (n.
Glassine
)Glasspaper (Eng.
)Glasspaper (v.
Glassware
)Glassy (adj.
Glauber salt
)(Chem.
)Glauconite (Min.
)Glaze (Geol.
)Glaze (n.) (Biol.
)Glaze (v.
Glazed boards
Glazed brick
)(Build.
)Glazed door (Build.
Glazed finish
)(Build.
Glazed frost
)(Meteor.
Glazed paper
)Glazier (Build.
Glaziers diamond
Glaziers putty
)(Build.
Glaziery

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Glazing colour
Glazing solution
)Gleam (n.
)Gleam (v.
)Glebe (Mining
)Glen (Geol.
)Glenoid (adj.
)Glide (n.) (Aero.
)Glide (v.
Glide indicator
Glide landing
)(Aero.
)Glide plane (Geol.
)Glider (Aero.
Glider launching
)(Aero.
)Gliding (Aero.
Gliding angle
)(Aero.
Gliding descent
)(Aero.
Gliding speed
)(Aero.
)Glimmer (n.
)Glimmer (v.
)Glimpse (n.
)Glimpse (v.

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)Glissette (Geom.
)Glisten (n.
)Glisten (v.
)Glister (v.
)Glitter (n.
)Glitter (v.
)Global (adj.
)Globar (Elec. Eng.
)Globate (adj.
Globe
)Globe joint (Eng.
Globe valve
)Globoid (adj.
Globular = globose
Globular lightning
)(Meteor.
Globule
)Globulin (Chem.
)Glomerate (adj.
)Glomerulus (n.
)Gloom (n.
)Gloom (v.
)Gloss (n.
)Gloss (v.
Glossary
)Glossy (adj.
)Glottis (Biol.
)Glove (n.
)Glove (v.

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Glover tower
)(Chem.
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Glow-discharge
)lamp (Elec. Eng.

)Glow (n.
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)Glow (v.
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Glow discharge
)(Elec. Eng.
) (
Glow lamp


)Glow plug (Eng.
Glow tube
)(Thermionics

Glowing cloud
)(Geol.
)(
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= Glucinum
) .( :
)beryllium (Chem.
)(
)Glucose (Chem.
) (
)Glucoside (Chem.
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)Glue (n.) (Carp.

)Glue (v.
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Glue pot
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Gluing
)Glut (v.
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Glyceric acid
)(Chem.
)Glyceride (Chem.

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glycerin = glycerol
)(Chem.
)Glycogen (Chem.
Glycol = ethylene
)glycol (Chem.
Gnarl
Gnarled = gnarly
)(adj.
)Gnaw (v.
)Gneiss (Geol.
)Gnomon (Maths.
)Gnomon (Surv.
Gnomonic
)projection (Geog.
)Go-between (n.
)Go-devil (Pet. Eng.



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Gonad
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Gondola car


Gong

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Goniometer


Go-no go-detector

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Go-no-go
)gauge (Eng.

Good fit
)(Eng.

Goodness
)Goad (n.
)Goad (v.
Goal
)Gob (Mining
Goblet
)Goethite (Min.
)Goffering (n.
Goggles
Goitre = goiter
)(Med.
Gold-leaf
Gold-leaf
electroscope (Elec.
)Eng.

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Gold amalgam
)(Min.
)beating (Met.
)bullion (Met.
dust
foil

Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold

)Gold paints (Paint

Gold plating
Gold standard
Golden mean
Goldshmids
)process (Chem.
Goldsmith
Goliath crane
)(Eng.
Governor yoke
)Grab-crane (Eng.
)Grab-dredger (Eng.
)Grab (n.
)Grab (v.
Grab bucket (Civ.
)Eng.
Grab, alligator
)(Eng.
)Graben (Geol.
Graben faults
)(Geol.
)Gradate (v.
Gradation

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)Grade (v.
Grade crossing
Grade minute
)(Maths.
Grade of alloy steel
Grade of tolerance
Grade second
)(Maths.
Grade, premium
)Graded (adj.
Graded bedding
)(Geol.
Graded brush
)(Elec. Eng.
Graded filter
Graded profile
)(Geol.
)Grader (Civ. Eng.
Grader, road (Civ.
)Eng.
)Gradient (Civ. Eng.
Gradient goal
)(Phys.
Gradient,
)temperature (Phys.

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)Grading (Civ. Eng.

)Grading (n.

Grading coefficient
)(Elec. Eng.

Grading curve
Grading group
(Teleph.)
Grading
instrument (Surv.)

Gradiometer (Surv.)
Gradual (adj.)
Gradually (adv.)
Graduate (v.)
Graduated (adj.)
Graduated circle
(Surv.)

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Graduated cylinder
Graduated disc
Graduated rule
Graduated scale
Graduated screw
Graduated vessel
(Chem.)
Graduation (n.)
Graduation error
Graduation mark
Graft (n.) (Bot.)

Graft (v.)
Grafting (Bot.)
Grafting (Carp.)
Grafting tool (Civ.
Eng.)
Grahams law
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)steel (Elec. Eng.
Grain-size
classification
)(Geol.
Grain-size control
)(Met.

)Grain (n.
)Grain (v.
Grain alcohol
)(Chem.
)Grain growth (Met.
Grain oil = fusel oil
)(Chem.
)Grain rolls (Eng.
Grain size (Geol.
)Met.
Grain structure
)Grained (adj.
Grained rock

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)Grainy (adj.

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Gram-formula
)weight (Chem.
Gram-molecular
volume = molar
)volume (Chem.
Gram-molecular
)weight (Chem.
Gram-molecule
)(Chem.
Gram-negative
)(adj.) (Biol.
Gram-positive
)(adj.) (Biol.
Gram-weight
)Gram (or gramme
)(gm
Gram ion
)Gram stain (Biol.
)Gramineous (Bot.
Gramme-ring
armature (Elec.
)Eng.
Gramme = gram
= Gramme winding
ring winding (Elec.
)Eng.
Gramophone
)(Acous.
Gramophone
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Grand
)Grandeur (n.
)Grandstand (n.
)Grange (n.
)Granite (Geol.
Granite quarry
Granite ware
Granitic basement
)(Geol.
Granitic finish
)(Build.
Granitic rock
)(Geol.
)Granitoid (adj.
Granitoid texture
)(Geol.
)Granolithic (adj.
= )Granolithic (n.
)grano (Civ. Eng.
)Grant (n.
)Grant (v.
)Grantee (n.
)Grantor (n.
= Granular
= granulate
)granulose (Bot.
Granular fracture
Granular
)limestone (Geol.
Granular structure
)(Met.

Granular texture
(Geol.)
Granulate (v.)
Granulated =
granulose (adj.)
Granulation (n.)
Granulator (Civ.
Eng.)
Granule
Granule gravel
Granulite (Geol.)
Grape-sugar =
dextrose (Chem.)
Grape seed oil
(Chem.)
Graph (n.) (Maths.)
Graph (v.)
Graph axis (Maths.)
Graph paper
Graphic formula
(Chem.)
Graphic granite
(Geol.)
Graphic
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Graphic
triangulation
(Surv.)
Graphic(al) (adj.)

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construction
Graphical
geometry (Maths.)
Graphical granite
(Geol.)
Graphical method
Graphical
representation
Graphical scale
Graphical solution
(Maths.)
Graphing (Maths.)
Graphite (Min.)
Graphite ,
amorphous (Chem.)
Graphite brush
(Elec. Eng.)
Graphite crucible
Graphite electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Graphite grease
Graphite
moderator (Phys.)
Graphite paint
(Paint.)
Graphite
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Graphite, artificial
(Chem.)
Graphite, colloidal
(Chem.)

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lubricating (Eng.)
Graphite, natural
(Chem.)
Graphitic
lubricants
Graphitic acid
(Chem.)
Graphitic carbon
(Met.)
Graphitize (v.)
Graphitized
filament (Illum.)
Grapnel (Naut.)
Grapple (n.) (Naut.)
Grapple (v.)
Grapple dredger
(Eng.)
Grapple, spiral
(Civ. Eng.)
Grappling iron
(Naut.)
Grasp (n.)
Grasp (v.)
Grass (Bot.)
Grasshopper (Zool.)
Grassing (Chem.)
Grate (n.)
Grate (v.)
Grate surface
Grater
Graticulation (n.)

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Graticule = reticule
(Opt.)
Gratification
Grating
Grating reflector
(Phys.)
Grating
spectroscope (Opt.)
Grating, concave
(Phys.)
Grating, diffraction
(Phys.)
Grating, echelon
(Phys.)
Grating, laminar
(Phys.)
Grating, reflecting
(Phys.)
Grating,
transmitting (Phys.)
Gratis (adv., adj.)
Gratuity
Graupel (Meteor.)
Grave (adj.)
Grave (v.)
Gravel (n.)
Gravel (v.)
Gravel filter
Gravel ground
(Geol.)

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Graver = burin
Graveyard shift

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Gravimeter (Chem.)
Gravimeter (Phys.)
Gravimetric
analysis (Chem.)

Gravimetric method

Gravimetric survey

(Geol.)
Gravimetry
.
Graving dock
(Naut.)

Graving tool

Gravisphere
(Astron.)
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Gravitate (v.)
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Gravitation (Phys.)

Gravitation units
(Maths.)

Gravitational (adj.)
. .
Gravitational
acceleration

Gravitational
attraction (Phys.)

Gravitational
constant (Mech.)
.
Gravitational field
(Phys.)

Gravitational force

Gravitational
segregation (Met.)
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Gravity-controlled
instruments (Elec.
)Eng.
Gravity-fuel
)system (Eng.
)Gravity (n.
)Gravity (Phys.
Gravity cell (Elec.
)Eng.
Gravity constant
)(Mech.
Gravity conveyor
)(Eng.
Gravity dam (Civ.
)Eng.
Gravity diecasting
)(Met.
Gravity drainage
)(Civ. Eng.
)Gravity fault (Geol.
)Gravity feed (Eng.
Gravity feed tanks
)(Aero,. I.C. Engs.
Gravity flow
Gravity oiling
)system (Eng.
)Gravity plane (Eng.
Gravity separation
)(Phys.

Gravity stamp
(Mining)
Gravity switch =
switch hook
(Teleph.)
Gravity tanks
(Aero.)
Gravity water
system
Gravity wheel
(Hyd.)
Gravity, centre of
Gravity, specific
(Phys.)
Gravitymeter
(Phys., Geol.)

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Graze (v.)
Graze, fuse
Grazing angle

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Grease-spot
photometer (Light.)
Grease (Chem.)
Grease (v.)
Grease box
Grease cock (Eng.)
Grease cup (Eng.)
Grease gun (Eng.)
Grease lubricator
Grease nipple

Gravure (n.)
Gray = grey (adj.)
Graze (n.)

Grease
penetrometer
Grease trap (San.,
Eng.)
Grease wool
Grease, block
Grease, cup (Pet.
Eng.)
Grease,
multipurpose (Pet.
Eng.)
Greaseproof paper
Greaser
Greasing
Greasy
Great Bear
(Astron.)
Great calorie
(Phys.)
Great circle
(Maths.)
Great circle course
(Naut.)
Great circle
distance (Naut.)
Great Ice Age
(Geol.)
Great primer
(Typog.)
Great term (Maths.)
Greatest common
divisor (Maths.)
Greatest common
factor (Maths.)

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Green bond
)(Foundry
Green bricks
)(Build.
= Green copper
malachite (Min.,
)Chem.
Green flash
)(Astron.
)Green fly (Zool.
= Green vitriol
melanterite (Min.,
)Chem.
)Green wood (Carp.

)Greenhouse (Agric.
.
Greensand
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)Greenstone (Geol.
Greenwich Mean
)Time (Astron.


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Gregorian calendar
)Grena (Mining
)Grenade (Mil.
)Grenadier (Mil.
)Grenz rays (Phys.
)Grey (adj.
)Grey body (Phys.
Grey cast-iron
)(Met.

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Grid

Grid-bias battery
)(Thermionics

Grid-bias detector
)(Radio.

Grid-bias
)modulation (Radio
Grid-bias
)resistance (Radio

Grid-cathode

)capacitance (Radio
Grid-glow tube
)(Thermionics

Grid-plate
characteristic

)(Radio
Grid-plate

transconductance

)Grid (Elec. Eng.

)(
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)Grid (Eng., Phys.
)Grid (Surv.

)(

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(

)Grid (Thermionics
Grid aerial
Grid azimuth
)(Surv.

)Grid bar-iron (Eng.

Grid base
)(Thermionics

Grid battery = bias

battery (Radio)
Grid bearing (Surv.)
Grid bias
(Thermionics)
Grid capacitance
(Radio)
Grid capacitance
(Radio)
Grid capacitor
(Radio)

Grid characteristic

Grid characteristic

Grid circuit (Radio)

Grid circuit (Radio)

Grid clip
Grid clip
Grid condenser
(Radio)
Grid conductance
(Thermionics)
Grid control
(Thermionics)
Grid coordinated
(Geog.)
Grid current
(Thermionics)

Grid current
characteristic
(Thermionics)
Grid current
modulation
(Thermionics)
Grid declination
Grid dip meter
(Electronics)
Grid dip oscillator
(Electronics)
Grid driving power
(Phys.)
Grid emission
(Thermionics)
Grid filament
capacitance (Radio)
Grid hum (Radio)
Grid leak (Radio)
Grid leak detector
Grid line
Grid map
Grid modulation
(Radio)
Grid neutralization
(Thermionics)
Grid north
Grid plugs
Grid polarization
(Thermionics)
Grid pool tank
(Elec. Eng.)

Grid rectification
(Radio)
Grid resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Grid resistor (Elec.
Eng.)
Grid retardation
(Radio)
Grid return (Radio)
Grid separation
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Grid stopper
(Radio)
Grid swing
(Thermionics)
Grid system (Radio)
Grid voltage
(Thermionics)
Grid winding
(Radio)
Grid wire
Grid, control
(Thermionics)
Grid, floating =
free grid (Radio)
Grid, suppressor
(Radio)
Grid, sweep
(Thermionics)
Grid, The
Gridded map
(Surv.)

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)Gridiron (n.
)Grids (Elec. Eng.
Grignard
compounds
)(Chem.
Grignard reaction
)(Chem.
)Grike (Geol.
Grill

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Grillage foundation
)Grime (n.
)Grime (v.

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)Grimes (Mining
)Grimy (adj.
)Grind (v.
Grindability
)Grinder (Eng.
)Grinder (Radio
Grinder, cylinder
)(Eng.
Grinder, pedestal
)(Eng.
Grinder, plain
Grinder, ring
Grinder, surface
Grinder, universal
Grinding
Grinding
compound

Grinding fixture
(Eng.)
Grinding force
Grinding machine
(Eng.)
Grinding materials
Grinding paste
(Eng.)
Grinding slip
(Carp.)
Grinding surface
Grinding truer
(Eng.)
Grinding wheel
(Eng.)
Grinding wheel
dresser (or truer)
Grinding, cylinder
(Eng.)
Grinding, surface
Grinding, valve
Grinding, wet
Grindstone
Grip (n.)
Grip (v.)
Grip chuck (Eng.)
Grip length (Civ.
Eng.)
Grip nut (Eng.)
Grip wrench
Grippe (Med.)
Grippers (Print.)

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Gripping device
)(Eng.
Gripping jaw
Gripping pawl
Gripping surface
Grisaille
)Gristle (Zool.
)Grit-free (adj.
)Grit (n.) (Geol.
)Grit (v.
)Grit cells (Bot.
Grit number
Grit size
Grit, coarse
Grit, fine
)Gritstone (Geol.
)Gritting (Civ. Eng.
Grizzle bricks
)(Build.

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)Groin (Build.

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)Groin (Naut.
)Groin (Zool.
Grommet

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)Groom (v.
)Groove (n.
)Groove (v.

)Grizzly (Mining
Grocery

Groove and tongue

(Carp.)
Groove angle
Groove weld
(Plumb.)
Groove, oil
Groove, piston
(Eng.)
Grooved (adj.)
Grooved bit (Carp.)
Grooved pulley
(Eng.)
Grooved rolls (Eng.)
Grooved shaft
(Eng.)
Grooved sutures
(Geol.)
Grooved wheel
Grooved wire (Elec.
Eng.)
Grooving-andtonguing machine
(Carp.)
Grooving (Carp.)
Grooving chisel
(Carp.)
Grooving cutter
(Carp.)
Grooving iron
(Carp.)
Grooving machine
(Eng.)

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Grooving plane
)(Carp.
Grooving saw
)(Carp.

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)Grooving tool (Eng.

)Gross (adj.
Gross area
Gross calorific
)value (Phys.
Gross error
Gross increase
Gross load
Gross production
Gross profit
Gross ton = long
ton
Gross tonnage
Gross value
Gross weight
)Grotesque (adj.
)Grotto (n.

)(

Ground-control
)interception (Radio

Ground-controlled
)approach (Aero.
Ground-level
)(Surv.
Ground-light
)(Aero.
Ground-speed
)meter (Aero.
)Ground (adj.

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)Ground (n.
)Ground (Naut.
)Ground (Paint.
)Ground (v.
Ground absorption
)(Radio
= Ground angle
landing angle
)(Aero.
Ground auger
Ground avalanche
)(Geol.
Ground bare
Ground beam (Civ.
)Eng.
Ground cable
)(Elec. Eng.
Ground
capacitance (Elec.
)Eng.
Ground capacity
)(Elec. Eng.
Ground circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Ground clamp
)(Elec. Eng.
Ground clearance
)(Auto.
Ground clutter
)(Radio

Ground coat (Paint)

Ground coil

Ground connection
Ground control
Ground crew
(Aero.)
Ground current =
earth current
(Elec. Eng. Radio)
Ground defence
Ground detector
(Elec. Eng.)
Ground distance
(Aero.)
Ground effect
Ground electrode
(Elec. Eng.)

Ground engineer
(Aero.)
Ground equalizer
inductor (Elec.
Eng.)

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Ground equipment

Ground face

Ground flare

Ground floor
(Build.)

Ground form
(Geol.)
.
Ground frost
(Meteor.)

Ground
Ground
Ground
aircraft
Ground
Ground
Ground

gear
glass
handing of
ice (Geol.)
indicator
intake

Ground line (Surv.)

Ground moraine
(Geol.)
Ground movement
(Civ. Eng. Mining)

Ground observation
Ground
observation post

Ground pattering
(Aero.)

Ground plan
.
(Build. Civ. Eng.)

Ground plate
(Build.)

Ground plate
(Elec. Eng.)

Ground position
.
(Aero.)

Ground position
indicator (Aero.)

Ground potential
(Elec. Eng.)

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Ground protection
)(Elec. Eng.
Ground range
)(Naut.
)Ground ray (Radio
Ground readiness
)(Aero.
Ground reflection
Ground resistance
Ground return
)(Elec. Eng.
Ground return
)(Radio
Ground return
circuit (Elec.
)Comm.
Ground rig (Civ.
)Eng.
Ground rod (Elec.
)Eng.
Ground roll (Geol.
)Phys.
Ground signal
)code (Aero.
)sill (Build.
sill (Hyd.
sluicing
speed

Ground
Ground
)Eng.
Ground
)(Eng.
Ground
)(Aero.

Ground staff (Aero.)

Ground state
(Phys.)
Ground station
(Aero.)
Ground strip
(Aero.)
Ground surface
Ground survey
(Surv.)
Ground swell
(Geol.)
Ground switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Ground system
(Radio)
Ground table
(Build.)
Ground target

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Ground
temperature (Aero.)

Ground test (Aero.)

Ground voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Ground water
(San. Eng.)
Ground water
table (Geol.)
Ground wave
(Radio)
Ground wheels
(Eng.)

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(Radio)
Ground,
commanding =
dominating ground
Ground,
emergency landing
(Aero.)
Ground, landing
(Aero.)
Ground, rough
Ground, unbroken
Ground, wild
Ground, wooded
Grounded-base
circuit
Grounded-cathode
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Grounded-collector
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Grounded-emitter
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Grounded-grid
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Grounded (adj.)
Grounded anode
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Grounded circuit
(Elec. Comm.)

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Grounding (Elec.
Eng.)
Grounding (Naut.)
Grounding switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Groundless (adj.)

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Groundmass (Geol.)
(
)
Groundways
(
Groundwork (Civ.
Eng.)
.
Groundwork
(Paint.)

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Group (n.)
.
Group (v.)
. .

Group activity
Group allocation
(Radio)

Group automatic
operation (Elec.

Eng.)
Group delay (or
radiation) (Radio)

Group drive (Elec.
Eng.)

Group formation
(Aero.)

Group frequency
(Radio)

Group leader

Group operation
switch (Elec. Eng.)

Group phantom
Group pulse (Elec.
Eng.)
Group reaction
(Chem.)
Group retardation
(Radio)
Group selector
(Auto., Teleph.)
Group sub-station
Group training
Group velocity
(Radio)

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Group, blood (Med.)

Group, oil-buffer
(Eng.)
Group, reference
pilot (Elec. Eng.)
Grouping
Grouping of cells
in parallel (Elec.
Eng.)
Grouping of cells
in series (Elec.
Eng.)
Grouping of terms
(Maths.)
Grout (Civ. Eng.)

Grouted macadam
(Civ. Eng.)

Grouting (Pet. Eng.)

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cementation
)(Build.
Grouting, chemical
)(Civ. Eng.
Grouting, mud
)(Pet. Eng.
Grove
Grove gas cell
)(Elec. Eng.
)Grow (v.
= Growing point
formative region
)(Biol.
)Growl (n.
)Growler (Elec. Eng.
)Growler (Meteor.
Growth
Growth curve
Growth factor
)Growth ring (Bot.
)Groyne (Hyd. Eng.
)Grub (n.) (Zool.
)Grub (v.
Grub axe
Grub saw
)Grub screw (Eng.
)Grubber (Agric.
= Grummet
)grommet (Plumb.

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)Grus (The Crane

)(Astron.
)Guarantee (n.
)Guarantee (v.
Guarantee period
)Guaranty (n.
)Guaranty (v.
Guard-ring
capacitor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Guard (n.
)Guard (v.
)Guard band (Radio
)Guard cell (Bot.
Guard circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Guard net = guard
)cradle (Elec. Eng.
)Guard plate (Eng.
Guard rail
)(Railways
Guard ratio
)Guard valve (Eng.
Guard wire (Elec.
)Eng.
Guard, mud
Guardian
)Guayule (Bot.
)Gudgeon (Carp.

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)Gudgeon (Eng.
)Gudgeon (Wrist
)pin (Eng.
Guerrilla (or
)guerilla) (Mil.
Guesswork
Guest mineral
)(Mining
Guidance
Guidance system
)Guide (n.

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)Guide (v.
Guide bars = slide
)bars (Eng.
Guide beards
Guide bearing
)(Eng.
Guide blade
Guide block
Guide bush
Guide exhaustvalve

)Guide field (Phys.

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)Guide flange (Eng.

)(

)Guide fossil (Geol.

)Guide mill (Met.
Guide mineral
)(Mining

Guide
Guide
Guide
Eng.)
Guide
(Eng.)

missile (Mil.)
passages
piles (Civ.
plunger

Guide post
Guide post
bushing (Eng.)

Guide pulley (Eng.)

Guide rail = check
rail (Radio)
Guide ring
Guide rocket
Guide rope (Eng.)
Guide runner (Civ.
Eng.)

Guide sheave (Eng.)

Guide shoe (Eng.)

Guide
Guide
Guide
Guide

sleeve (Eng.)
strip (Eng.)
tube
vane

Guide wave (Radio.)

Guide wheel (Eng.)

Guide, recoil spring



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)Guide, valve (Eng.

Guidebook
Guideway
Guiding beam
Guiding curve
)(Maths.

)Guiding link (Eng.

Guiding mark
Guiding rollers
)(Eng.
Guild
)Guillotine (Eng.
Guillotine shears
)(Eng.
)Gulch (Geol.
Guldberg-waage
law = law of mass
)action (Chem.
Gulf
)Gullet (Civ. Eng.

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)Gullet (Zool.
)Gullet saw (Carp.
)Gulley (San. Eng.
Gulley trap (San.,
)Eng.
)Gully (n.
)Gully (v.
= Gully erosion
)gullying (Geol.
)Gum (Mining
)Gum (n.

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)Gum (v.
)Gum (Zool.
Gum ammoniac
)(Med.
Gum arabic
)(Chem.
Gum content (Pet.
)Eng.
Gum inhibitor
)(Chem.
)Gum lac (Chem.
)Gum resin (Bot.
)Gum wood (Bot.
Gum, acacia
)(Chem.
)Gumbo (Geol.
)Gummed (adj.
)Gumming (Biol.
Gumming line
Gummy bottoms
)(Pet. Eng.
Gummy deposits
Gummy residue
)Gums (Zool.
Gun-carriage
)Gun (n.
)Gun (v.
)Gun barrel (Mil.
)Gun crew (Mill.
Gun current
)(Thermionics
)Gun mount (Mil.
Gun oil


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Gun rack
)Gun ring (Aero.
Gun
synchronization
)Gun turret (Mil.
)Gun, anticraft (Mil.
Gun, electron
)(Phys.
)Gun, grease (Eng.
Gun, lubricating
)(Eng.
)Gun, machine (Mil.
Gun, pneumatic
rivet
)Gun, spray (Eng.
)Gunboat (Mil.
)Guncotton (Chem.
)Gunite (Civ. Eng.
)Gunlock (Mil.
)Gunmetal (Met.
)Gunnel (Naut.
)Gunner (Mil.
)Gunny (n.
)Gunpowder (Mil.
)Gunshot (Mil.
)Gunsight (Mil.
)Gunsmith (Mil.

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)(Surv.
Gunwale = gunnel
)(Naut.
Gurgitation
)Gurgle (n.
)Gurgle (v.
Gurgling well (Pet.
)Eng.
)Gush (n.
)Gush (v.
Gusher = geyser
)(Geol.
Gusher = gushing
)well (Pet. Eng.
Gusset = gusset
)plate (Eng.
Gust
)Gusty (adj.
Gut
Gutta-percha
Gutter (Build. Civ.
)Eng.
Guy-rope (Civ.
)Eng.
)Guy (n.
)Guy (or guyed
)derrick (Eng.
)Guy (v.
Guy anchor





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Guy cable (or line

)or wire
)Guying (Civ. Eng.
Gymbals = gimbals
)(Eng.
Gymnosperms
)(Bot.
)Gynaeceum (Bot.
Gypsiferous clay
)(Geol.
)Gypsum (Min.
)Gyrate (adj.
)Gyrate (v.
Gyration
Gyration, centre of
)(Phys.
Gyration, radius of
)(Phys.
)Gyratory (adj.
Gyratory crusher
)(Eng.
Gyro-turn indicator
Gyro compass
)(Naut.
= Gyro horizon
artificial horizon
)(Aero.
Gyro instrument
)(Aero.
Gyro, directional
)(Aero.

Gyro, horizon
(Aero.)
Gyrodynamics
Gyromagnetic
compass (Aero.)
Gyropilot (Aero.)
Gyroplane (Aero.)
Gyroscope =
gyrostat (Aero.,
Naut.)
Gyroscope compass
Gyroscope
declination
Gyroscope horizon
Gyroscope moment
Gyroscope motion
Gyroscope
precession
Gyroscope
stabilizer
Gyroscope torque
Gyroscope turn
indicator
Gyroscopic action
Gyrostabilizer
(Aero.)
Gyrostat (Aero.,
Naut.)
Gyrostatic (adj.)
Gyrostatic effect of
propeller (Aero.)
Gyserite (Geol.)

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H-bomb
)H (hydrogen
)(Chem.
H.C.F. (highest
)common factor
)(Maths.
Haber process
Habit
Habit of crystals
)(Geol.
)Habitable (adj.
)Habitat (Biol.
Habitat factors
)(Ecol.
Habitation
)Habitual (adj.
)Habituate (v.
)Haboob (Meteor.
)Hachure (n.
)Hachure (v.
Hachure map
)(Surv.
)Hack-saw (Eng.
)Hack (n.
)Hack (v.
Hack watch
Hacket = hatchet
)(Carp.

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)Hackle (v.
)Hackly (adj.
)Hade (Geol.
)Hade (v.
)Hade of fault (Geol.
)Hadfield steel (Met.
)Haematite (Min.

.
)Haemoglobin (Zool.
Haemorrhage
)(Med.

Haemorrhoids
)(Med.

)Hafnium (Hf
:
)(Chem.
)(
)Haft (n.
.
)Haft (v.
)(

)Haggle (v.
)Hail (n.


)Hail (v.
. )(
Hailstone
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)Hailstorm (Meteor.
Hair-line cracks
)(Met.
Hair-pin bend
)Hair (adj.
)Hair (n.

Hair compass
Hair crack
Hair felt
Hair hygrometer
(Meteor.)
Hair line
Haircross (Opt.)
Hairspring
Halation (Photog.)
Haldane apparatus
(Chem.)
Hale (adj.)
Half-blind dovetail
= lap dovetail
(Carp.)
Half-breed (n., adj.)
Half-circle landing
(Aero.)
Half-closed slot
(Elec. Eng.)
Half-cocked
Half-coiled winding
= hemitropic
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Half-column
(Build.)
Half-compression
cam
Half-crossed
belting (Eng.)

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Half-deflection
)method (Elec. Eng.
Half-duplex
)telegraphy (Teleg.
= Half-element
signal-electrode
)system (Elec. Eng.
Half-finished
product
)Half-fluid (Chem.
Half-hitch
Half-hour rating
)(Elec. Eng.
Half-hourly (adj.,
)adv.
Half-lap coupling
)(Eng.
Half-lap joint
)(Carp.
Half-life (Chem.
)Phys.
Half-life period
)(Chem., Phys.
Half-load efficiency
)(Eng.
)Half-loaded (adj.
)Half-mast (n.
)Half-mast (v.
)Half-moon (Astron.
Half-normal bend
)(Elec. Eng.

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Half-period zones
)(Light
Half-reaction
)(Chem.

)Half-rip saw (Carp.

)Half-round (adj.
Half-round bit
Half-round chisel
)(Eng.
Half-round file
)(Eng.
Half-round iron
)(Eng.
= Half-round screw
button-headed
)screw (Eng.
Half-sectional view
)(Eng.

)Half-side mill (Eng.

Half-silvered
surface
)Half-size (adj.
)Half-size (n.
Half-space landing
)(Build.

)(

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Half-speed shaft
)(I.C. Engs.
Half-step = semi)tone (Acous.
Half-timbered
)(Build.

Half-time
Half-tone (Acous.)
Half-tone (adj.)
(Photog.)
Half-tone (n.)
Half-track (adj.)
Half-track (n.)
Half-track
recording
Half-track tractor
Half-turn socket
(Eng.)
Half-twist auger
(Carp.)
Half-watt lamp
(Illum.)
Half-wave (adj.)
Half-wave (n.)
Half-wave antenna
(Radio)
Half-wave plate
(Light.)
Half-wave
rectification =
single wave
rectification
(Radio. Elec. Eng.)
Half-wave rectifier
(Radio)
Half-wave
suppressor coil
(Radio)
Half-wave
transmission (Elec.
Eng.)

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)Half (adj.
)Half (adv.
)Half (n.
Half angle
Half cell (Elec.
)Eng.
= Half coupling
flange coupling
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)Half loop (adj.
)Half loop (n.
)Half nut (Eng.
Half pattern
)(Foundry
Half pay
Half range
Half roll
)Half thickness (adj.
)Half tide (Meteor.
Half yearly (adj.,
)adv.
)Halide (adj.
)Halide (n.) (Chem.
)Halite (Chem.
)Halitosis (Med.

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)Hall process (Met.
Halleys comet
)(Astron.
Halliard = halyard
)(Naut.
)Hallmark (n.
= Hallwach effect
photo-electric
)effect (Electronics
)Halo (Meteor.
)Halogen (Chem.
Halogen minerals
)(Min.
)Halogenate (v.
)(Chem.
Halogenated rubber
Halogenation
)(Chem.
Halogenic deposit
)(Min.
)Haloid (adj.
)Haloid (n.) (Chem.
Haloid acids
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)Halt (v.
)Halve (v.
)Halved joint (Carp.
)Halves (pl. of half
)Halving (Carp.
)Halyard (Naut.
)Ham (Radio.
)Hammada (Geog.
Hammer-axe
Hammer-beam
)(Build.
Hammer-beam
)roof (Carp.
Hammer-headed
)(adj.
)Hammer (Eng.
)Hammer (v.
Hammer break
)(Elec. Eng.
Hammer crusher
)(Eng.
Hammer drill
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Hammer face





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)(Met.
Hammer
)hardening (Met.
Hammer head
)mill (Eng.
pane (or
power
slag

Hammer
Hammer
)peen
Hammer
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Hammer

)Hammer test (Eng.

Hammer welding
)(Eng.

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Hammer, ball pane
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Hammer,
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Hammer, bumping
Hammer, bush
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Hammer, claw
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Hammer, crosspane
Hammer, drop
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Hammer, forging
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Hammer, nail
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Hammer, picking
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Hammer,
)planishing (Eng.
Hammer, plastic
)(Eng.
Hammer,
pneumatic riveting
)(Eng.
Hammer, rawhide
)(Eng.
Hammer, riveting
)(Eng.
Hammer, scales
)(Eng.
Hammer, sledge
)(Eng.
Hammer, straight
pane
)Hammered (adj.
)Hammering (n.
Hammering block
)(Met.

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)Hamper (n.
)Hamper (v.
Hand-axe
Hand-barrow

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Hand-controlled
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inspection-lamp
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Hand-loom
)Hand-rail (Carp.
Hand-regulated
)arc lamp (Illum.
)Hand-saw (Carp.
)Hand-set (adj.
)(Typog.
)Hand-set (n.
)(Teleph.
Hand-wrought
)(adj.
)Hand (adj.
)Hand (adj.
)Hand (n.
)Hand (v.
)Hand auger (Eng.
)Hand brake (Eng.
Hand bumping
Hand burnishing
)Hand crank (Eng.
)Hand drill (Eng.
Hand drive (or
)driving) (Eng.
)Hand feed (Eng.
)Hand fit (Eng.
)Hand forging (Met.
)Hand grenade (Mil.

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Hand grip
)Hand groover (Eng.
Hand hammer
)(Carp.
Hand hoist
)Hand hole (Eng.
)Hand jack (Eng.
Hand knob
Hand labour
Hand ladle
)(Foundry
)Hand lathe (Eng.
)Hand lens (Opt.
)Hand level (Surv.
Hand lever
Hand lever punch
)(Eng.
Hand lift
Hand lubrication
)(Eng.
Hand moulding
)(Foundry
Hand operated
)device (Eng.
)Hand press (Print.
Hand puddling
)(Met.
Hand pump
Hand rammer
)(Foundry
)Hand rest (Eng.



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Hand scraper
= Hand screw
)clamp (Carp.
Hand seamers
)(Eng.
Hand shank
)(Foundry
Hand shears
Hand sketch
Hand sorted ore
)(Min.
Hand starting
)(Eng.

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Hand straightening
Hand surfacing
)Hand tap (Eng.

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Hand thermometer
)(Phys.
Hand tool rest
)(Eng.
)Hand tools (Eng.
Hand turning
)(Eng.
)Hand vice (or vise
)(Eng.
)Hand wheel (Eng.
Hand winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Handbook
Handbreadth
Handcart

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)Handcraft (v.
Handcuff
Handful
)Handglass (Optics
)Handicap (n.
)Handicap (v.
)Handicarft (n.
Handiness
)Handiwork (n.
Handle-type fuse
)(Elec. Eng.
)Handle (n.
)Handle (v.
Handle bar
Handle, adjusting
)(Eng.
Handler
)Handling (n.
)Handmade (adj.
)Handsel (n.
)Handsel (v.
Handspike
Handwork
)Hang (n.
)Hang (v.
)Hangar (Aero.
Hanger



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Hanger bracket
)(Eng.
)Hanging (adj.
)Hanging (n.
Hanging battens
)(Illum.
Hanging bridge
)(Eng.
Hanging buttress
)(Civ. Eng.
Hanging sash
)(Carp.
Hanging steps
)(Build.
Hanging stile
)(Carp.
Hanging valley
)(Geol.
Hanging wall
)(Mining
)Hangover (Radio
)Hangover (Telev.
Hank
)Haphazard (adj.
)Haphazard (adv.
)Haploid (Biol.
)Happen (v.
)Harass (v.
)Harbour (n.
)Harbour (v.
Harbour dues
)Hard-backed (adj.

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)Hard (Chem.

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)Hard (Thermionics
Hard ash coal
)(Mining.
)Hard brass (Met.
Hard coal
Hard contrast light
)(Photog.
Hard core (Civ.
)Eng.
)Hard core (Eng.
Hard currency
Hard digging
Hard finish
Hard formation
)(Geol.
Hard formation bit
)(Pet. Eng.
)Hard glass (Chem.
)Hard grit (Eng.
Hard heading
)(Mining


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Hard labour
)Hard lead (Met.
Hard lighting
)(Photog.
Hard metal

)Hard oil (Pet. Eng.

Hard plaster

)Hard plating (Met.

Hard radiation
)(Phys.
)Hard rays (Phys.
Hard rubber

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)Hard soap (Chem.

)Hard socket (Build.
Hard solder
)(Plumb.
Hard steel
Hard surfacing
)(Met.

Hard tube = hard

)valve (Thermionics
Hard twist

Hard valve (or

)tube) (Thermionics

)Hard water (Chem.

)Hardboard (Build.

Harden (v.)
Hardenability (Met.)
Hardened case
(Met.)
Hardened oils
(Chem.)
Hardened steel
(Met.)
Hardener
Hardening (Met.)
Hardening (n.)

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Hardening (Photog.)

Hardening agent
(Met.)

Hardening bath
(Met.)

Hardening by
nitridation (Met.)

Hardening furnace
(Met.)

Hardening media
:
(Met.)

Hardening of fats
(Chem.)
( )
Hardening of
metals

Hardening of oils
(Chem.)

Hardening plant
(Met.)

Hardening test
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)(Met.
Hardening, air
)(Met.
Hardening, case
)(Met.
Hardening, surface
)(Met.
)Hardiness (n.
)Hardness (Chem.
Hardness
)(Electronics
)Hardness (n.
Hardness number
)(Met.
Hardness of
)radiation (Phys.
Hardness of water
)(Chem.
Hardness scale
)(Met.
Hardness test
)(Met.
Hardness tester
)(Met.
)Hardpan (Geol.
)Hardship (n.
Hardware
Hardwood
)Hardy (adj.
)Hardy (n.
Hardy hole (or
)anvil) (Eng.

Haricot (Bot.)
Harm (n.)
Harm (v.)
Harmful (adj.)
Harmless (adj.)
Harmonic (adj.)
Harmonic (n.)
Harmonic (Phys.)
Harmonic absorber
(Elec. Eng.)
Harmonic amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Harmonic analysis
(Maths.)
Harmonic analyzer
(Elec. Eng.)
Harmonic antenna
(Radio)
Harmonic beam
(Phys.)
Harmonic
component (Phys.)
Harmonic
conjugates (Phys.,
Maths.)
Harmonic current
(Elec. Eng.)
Harmonic curve
(Mech.)
Harmonic
distortion (Elec.
Comm.)

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Harmonic division
(Maths.)
Harmonic equation
(Maths.)
Harmonic
excitation (Radio)
Harmonic filter
(Radio)
Harmonic
frequency (Phys.)
Harmonic function
(Maths.)
Harmonic
generator (Radio)
Harmonic
interference
(Radio.)
Harmonic mean
(Maths.)
Harmonic motion
(Phys.)
Harmonic motion,
simple (Phys.)
Harmonic pencil
(Phys.)
Harmonic
progression
(Maths.)
Harmonic range
(Maths.)
Harmonic receiver
(Teleg.)

Harmonic
response (Elec.
Eng.)
Harmonic ringing
(Teleph.)
Harmonic section

Harmonic selective
signalling (Teleph.)

Harmonic selector
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Harmonic series

Harmonic
suppressor (Radio)
Harmonic tones
(Acous.)
Harmonic triangle
(Maths.)
Harmonic
vibration (Phys.)
Harmonic, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Harmonics
Harmonious (adj.)
Harmonization
Harmonize (v.)
Harmony

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)Harness (n.
)Harness (v.
Harness,
)parachute (Aero.
Harness, wiring
)(Elec. Eng.
Harp
Harpoon
Harris process
)(Met.
)Harrow (Agric.
Harrow, disc
)(Agric.
)Harsh (adj.
)Harsh (n.
)Harsh (v.
Hartley oscillator
)(Radio.
Hartman
dispersion formula
)(Light.
Hartshorn, spirits
)of (Chem.
)Harvest (n.
)Harvest (v.
Harvester-thresher
)(Agric.
)Harvester (Agric.

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Harvey meter
)(Photog.
)Hasp (Build.
)Haste (n.
)Hasten (v.
)Hasty (adj.

)Hatch (Build.
)Hatch (v.
)Hatch (Zool.
Hatchery
)Hatchet (Carp.

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)Hazy (adj.

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Head-bay (Hyd.
)Eng.
Head-gate (Hyd.
)Eng.
= Head-lamp
)headlight (Illum.
)Head-rail (Carp.
)Head-set (Radio
Head-waters
)Head (adj.

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)Head (v.
Head amplifier
)(Cinema
)Head clevis (Eng.
Head foreman
Head metal
)(Foundry
Head moulding
)(Build.
Head of drain
)(San. Eng.
Head of liquid
Head office
)Head pulley (Eng.
Head race (Hyd.
)Eng.
Head receiver
)(Elec. Eng.
Head resistance
)(Aero.
Head rest
)Head static (Hyd.
)Head valve (Eng.

)Head wind (Naut.

Head, bridge

)Head, buffer (Eng.

Head, counter
)sunk (Carp.
Head, cylinder
)(Eng.
Head, discharger
)(Eng.
Head, dividing
)(Eng.
Head, dynamic
)(Hyd.
Head, elevation
)(Hyd. Eng.
Head, fillister
Head, hydraulic
)(Hyd.
Head, pressure

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Head, suction
)(Hyd.
Head, velocity
)(Hyd.
Head, water (Hyd.
)Eng.
Head, well
)Headache (Med.
)Header (Build.
)Header (Carp.

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)Header (Hyd.
)Header joist (Carp.
)Header set (Eng.
Header tank (Hyd.
)Eng.
)Headfast (Naut.
)Headframe (Mining
Headgear
)Heading (Mining
)Heading (n.
= Heading chisel
mortise chisel
)(Carp.
Heading course
)(Build.
Heading joint
)(Carp.
Heading machine
)(Eng.
Heading of rivet
)(Eng.
)Heading tool (Eng.
Headlamp bracket
)Headland (Geog.

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)Headline (n.
)(Typog.
)Headline (v.
)Headlong (adj.
)Headlong (adv.
)Headmost (adj.
)Headphone (Radio
Headquarters
= Headroom
)headway (Build.
)Heads (Pet. Eng.
)Headstock (Eng.
Headstock motor
)(Eng.
Headstream
)Headwater (Geol.
Headwater erosion
)(Geol.
)Headway (Build.
)Headway (n.
)Headwork (n.
)Heal (v.
Heald
Health
Health certificate
Health insurance
)Healthy (adj.
)Heap (n.

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)Hear (v.
Hearing-aid
)Hearing (n.
Hearing loss
)(Acous.
)Hearsay (n.
Heart-beat
Heart-failure

: )Heart-shake (Carp.
Heart
.
Heart cam
.
)Hearten (v.

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Hearth

Hearth capacity

Hearth casing

Hearth furnace,
)open (Met.

Hearth lining

Hearth refining
)(Met.

Heartwood (Bot.,
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Heat-proof

Heat-proof lagging

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)Heat-resistant (adj.
Heat-resisting steel
)(Met.
)Heat (n.) (Phys.
)Heat (v.

Heat absorption
capacity (Phys.)
Heat accumulators
(Phys.)
Heat balance (Eng.)
Heat capacity
(Phys.)
Heat coil (Elec.
Comm.)
Heat conductance
(Phys.)
Heat conduction
(Phys.)
Heat conductivity
(Phys.)
Heat conductor
(Phys.)
Heat constant
(Phys.)
Heat content
(Phys.)
Heat control (Eng.)
Heat convection
(Phys.)
Heat crack (Geol.)
Heat dissipation
(Phys.)
Heat drop (Eng.)
Heat efficiency
(Eng.)

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Heat elimination
(Eng.)
Heat energy (Phys.)
Heat engine (Eng.)
Heat equivalent
(Phys.)
Heat exchange
(Phys.)
Heat exchange,
law of (Phys.)
Heat exchanger
(Phys.)
Heat expansion
(Phys.)
Heat flow (Phys.)
Heat function
(Phys.)
Heat generation
(Phys.)
Heat input (Eng.)
Heat insulation
(Build.)
Heat insulator
(Phys.)
Heat intensity
Heat loss
Heat of absorption
(Phys.)
Heat of adsorption
(Chem.)
Heat of
combustion
(Chem.)

Heat of
condensation
(Phys.)
Heat of
crystallization
(Chem.)
Heat of
decomposition
(Chem.)
Heat of dilution
(Chem.)
Heat of emission
(Phys.)
Heat of
evaporation (Phys.)
Heat of formation
(Chem.)
Heat of fusion
(Phys.)
Heat of ionization
(Chem.)
Heat of melting
(Phys.)
Heat of
neutralization
(Chem.)
Heat of reaction
(Chem.)
Heat of solution
(Chem.)
Heat of
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transformation
)(Chem.
Heat of
)vaporization (Phys.
)Heat oil (Eng.
)Heat output (Eng.
)Heat pump (Eng.
Heat radiation
)(Phys.
)Heat rays (Phys.
Heat recovery
Heat regenerators
)(Eng.
Heat regulator
)(Eng.
)Heat release (Phys.
Heat run (Elec.
)Eng.
)Heat seal (Eng.
)Heat shield (Eng.
)Heat sink (Eng.
)Heat stable (adj.
)Heat stroke (Med.
Heat supply
Heat tinting
)(Chem.
Heat transfer
)(Phys.
Heat transfer
)coefficient (Eng.

Heat transmission
(Phys.)
Heat treatment
(Met.)
Heat unit (Phys.)
Heat value (Phys.)
Heat waste (Phys.)

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Heat wave (Meteor.) :

Heat wave (Phys.)

Heat, atomic
(Phys.)

Heat, latent (Phys.)
Heat, mechanical
equivalent of
(Phys.)
Heat, molecular
(Chem.)
Heat, specific
(Phys.)
Heated filament
(Electronics)
Heater
Heater bias
(Thermionics)
Heater circuit
(Thermionics)
Heater coils
(Thermionics)
Heater current
(Thermionics)
Heater oil

Heater resistance
(Electronics)
Heater tube
(Thermionics)
Heater voltage
(Thermionics)
Heater, air (Eng.)
Heater, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Heater, feed water
(Eng.)
Heater, immersion
Heater, oil
Heater, water
Heating-element
(Elec. Eng.)
Heating-resistor
(Elec. Eng.)
Heating
Heating apparatus
(Eng.)
Heating capacity
(Eng.)

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Heating coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Heating effect
(Phys.)
Heating furnace

Heating
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plant
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Heating
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Heating
Heating
)(Eng.
Heating
)(Eng.
Heating
Heating
Heating

)Heating time (Eng.

Heating unit
= Heating value
calorific value
)(Chem.
Heating, central
)(Eng.
Heating, radiant
)Heave (Geol.
)Heave (n.
)Heave (v.
)Heave fault (Geol.
Heaviness
)Heaving (Mining
Heaviside (or
KennellyHeaviside) layer
)(Radio
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)(Eng.
Heavy-gauge wire
Heavy-oil engine
)(Eng.
)Heavy (adj.
Heavy artillery
)(Mil.
Heavy bomber
)(Aero.
Heavy drive fit
)(Eng.
)Heavy duty (adj.
)Heavy duty (n.
Heavy ends (Pet.
)Eng.
Heavy fraction
)(Pet. Eng.
Heavy fuel
Heavy glass
Heavy gradient
= Heavy hydrogen
)deuterium (Chem.
Heavy industries
Heavy metal
)(Chem.
Heavy minerals
)(Geol.
Heavy pressure
)(Phys.
Heavy residue (Pet.
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)Heavy soil (Geol.
)Heavy spar (Min.
Heavy water
)(Chem.
)Heck (Carp.
)Heckle (v.
Hectare
Hectare
HectoHecto-ampere
)balance (Elec. Eng.
)Hectogram(me
Hectolitre
Hectometre
Hectowatt
)Hedge (n.
)Hedge (v.
Hedgehog
)transformer (Radio
)Heed (n.
)Heed (v.
)Heel (n.
)Heel (v.
Heel angle
Hefner candle
)(Illum.
Hefner lamp
)(Illum.
)Heft (n.) (Geol.
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)Height (n.
Height above base
)(Surv.
Height computer
Height control
)(Telev.
Height finder
)(Aero.
Height gauge
Height indicator
Height of
)instrument (Surv.
Height of projection
Height, angular
)(Surv.
Height, standard
)Heighten (v.
)Helianthin (Chem.
)Helical (adj.
Helical antenna
)(Radio
Helical conveyor
)(Eng.
)Helical cut (Eng.

)Helical gears (Eng.

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Helical hinges
)(Eng.
) (
Helical motion
)(Eng.

)Helical rotor (Eng.

Helical spring
)(Eng.

)Helical teeth (Eng.

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Helicoid surface
)(Eng.
)Helicoidal (adj.
Helicoidal gear
)(Eng.
)Helicopter (Aero.
Helicordromic
)(adj.) (Aero.
Helio)Heliocentric (adj.
)(Astron.
Heliochrome
)(Photog.
)Heliograph (Surv.
Heliography
Heliometer
)(Astron.
Helion filament
)(Elec. Eng.
)Helioscope (Astron.
)Heliostat (Surv.
)Heliotopism (Biol.

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)Heliotrope (Surv.
)Heliport (Aero.
)Helium (He
)(Chem.
Helium driving bell
)Helix (Eng.
)Helix (Zool.
)Helix angle (Eng.
)Helm (n.
)Helm (v.
Helm angle
Helmet
Helmet shield
Helmholtz
galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Helmholtz
)resonator (Acous.
)Helminthoid (adj.
)Helmsman (Naut.
)Help (n.
)Help (v.
Helper
)Helpful (adj.
Helve
Helve hammer
)(Eng.
)Hem (n.
)Hem (v.

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Hemi)Hemicolloid (adj.
)Hemicycle (n.
Hemihydrate
)(Chem.
)Hemiptera (Zool.

)(

Hemisphere
Hemispherical
)(adj.) (Math.
Hemitropic crystal
)(Min.
Hemitropic
winding = halfcoiled winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Hemlock (Bot.

= Hemoglobin
)haemoglobin (Zool.

= Hemorrhage
)haemorrhage (Med.

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)Hemostasis (n.
Hemostatic (n.,
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Hemp
Hemp packing




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)Hendecagon (n.
)(Geom.
)Henry (Elec. Eng.
Henrys law
)(Chem.
)Hepatic (adj.
Hepta)Heptad (n.
)Heptagon (Maths.
)Heptagonal (adj.
)(Maths.
)Heptahedral (adj.
)(Maths.
Heptahedron
)(Maths.
)Heptane (Chem.
)Heptangular (adj.
= Heptavlent
)septavalent (Chem.
Heptode
)(Thermionics
)Heptose (Chem.
)Herb (Bot.
)Herbaceous (Bot.
)Herbarium (n.
Herbicide oil
)Herbicides (Chem.

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)Hercules (Astron.
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)(Biol.
)Heredity (Biol.
)Heretofore (adv.
)Herewith (adv.
Hering furnace
)(Elec. Eng.
Hermaphrodite
)(adj.
)Hermaphrodite (n.
)(Biol.
)Hermetic(al) (adj.
Hermetically
)sealed (adj.
)Hernia (Med.
)Heroin (Chem.
Heroult furnace
Heroult process
)(Met.
Herring-bone gear
= double helical
)gear (Eng.
Herring oil

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Hertzian waves
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Hessian
Hetcograph
HeteroHeterobares
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Heterochromatic
)(adj.
Heterochromatic
photometry
)(Photog.
)Heteroclinal (adj.
Heterocyclic
)compound (Chem.
)Heterodyne (adj.
)(Radio
)Heterodyne (n.
Heterodyne
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Heterodyne effect
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Heterodyne
frequency meter
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Heterodyne
)oscillator (Radio
Heterodyne
)principle (Radio
Heterodyne
reception = beat
reception
Heterodyne
)wavemeter (Radio
Heterodyne whistle
)(Radio
Heterodyning
)(Phys.
Heterogeneity
Heterogeneous
)(adj.) (Chem.
Heterogeneous
)catalyst (Chem.
Heterogeneous
)radiation (Phys.
Heterogeneous
)reaction (Chem.
Heterogeneous
)reactor (Phys.
)Heteroion (Chem.
Heterologous
)series (Maths.
Heteromorphic
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Heuristic method
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Heuslers alloys
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Hexa)Hexad (n.
)Hexagon (Maths.
Hexagon nut
)Hexagonal (adj.
Hexagonal prism
)(Geom.
Hexagonal system
)(Chem.
)Hexahedral (adj.
)(Maths.
Hexahedron
)Hexane (Chem.
)Hexangular (adj.
)Hexavalent (Chem.
Hexode
)(Thermionics
)Hexose (Chem.
)Hf (hafnium
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)Hibernate (v.
)Hibernation (Zool.
)Hickey (Elec. Eng.
)Hickey (Eng.
)Hickory (Bot.
Hicks hydrometer
)(Elec. Eng.
)Hidden (adj.
)Hide (n.
)Hide (v.
Hide glue
Hide rope
Hide, raw
)Hideout (n.
)Hidrosis (Zool.
Hiduminium alloys
)(Met.
Hierarchy
High- gloss paint
High-ash coal
)High-coloured (adj.
High-definition
)(Telev.
High-duty cast)iron (Met.

High-efficiency
motor (Eng.)
High-fidelity
(Acous.)
High-fidelity
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
High-fidelity
reception (Elec.
Eng.)
High-flux reactor
(Phys.)
High-frequency
alternator (Phys.)
High-frequency
amplification
(Radio)
High-frequency
choke (Radio)
High-frequency
compensation
(Radio)
High-frequency
condenser
microphone
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High-frequency
current (Elec. Eng.)

High-frequency
heating (Elec. Eng.)

High-frequency
induction furnace
(Met.)
High-frequency
power generator
(Elec. Eng.)
High-frequency
resistance (Radio)
High-frequency
transformer (Radio)
High-grade (adj.)
High-grade fuel
(Eng.)
High-grade ore
(Mining)
High-grade steel
High-gravity crude
(Pet. Eng.)
High-intensity
carbon arc
(Cinema)
High-interest rate
High-level alarm
(Eng.)
High-lift airfoil
(Aero.)
High-lift pump
(Eng.)
High-light (n.)
High-light (Photog.)
High-line (Elec.
Eng.)

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telephone (Elec.
Comm.)
High-pass filter
(Elec. Comm.)
High-performance
(adj.)

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High-power
modulation (Radio)

High-powered (adj.)

High-pressure (adj.)
High-pressure (n.)
High-pressure
cock (Eng.)
High-pressure
cylinder (Eng.)
High-pressure
piping (Eng.)
High-pressure
pump (Eng.)
High-pressure
steam
High-pressure
turbine (Eng.)

High-proof (Chem.)
High-resistance
voltmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
High-sounding
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High-speed
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High-speed engine
)(Eng.
High-speed
photography
High-speed steel
)(Met.
High-speed tunnel
)(Aero.
High-stop filter
)(Elec. Comm.
High-strength
)brass (Met.
High-sulfur crude
)(Pet. Eng.
High-temperature
alarm
High-temperature
)dyeing (Chem.
High-temperature
)reactor (Phys.
High-tenacity yarn
)(Chem.
High-tensile steel
)(Met.
= High-tension
high-voltage (Elec.
)Comm.

High-tension
battery (Elec.
Comm.)
High-tension cable
(Elec. Eng.)
High-tension
current (Elec. Eng.)
High-tension
detonator (Elec.
Eng.)
High-tension
ignition (Elec. Eng.)
High-tension
magneto (Elec.
Eng.)
High-test cast-iron
(Met.)
High-test gasoline
(Pet. Eng.)
High-toned (adj.)
(Acous.)
High-vacuum tube
(or valve) = hard
tube (Thermionics)
High-volatility fuel
High-voltage (Elec.
Eng.)
High-voltage test
(Elec. Eng.)
High (adj.)

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)High (n.
High altitude
High angle faults
)(Geol.
)High band (Telev.
)High beam (n.
High blood
)pressure (Med.
)High brass (Met.
High capacity
)(Elec. Eng.
High carbon steel
)(Met.
High compression
)engine (Eng.
High conductivity
)copper (Met.
High contrast
High cost
High dip
High dispersion
nozzle
High efficiency
)(Eng.
High end point
)(Chem.
High energy fuel
)(Eng.
High explosive
High frequency
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)High gear (Eng.
High manganese
)steel (Met.
High octane
)gasoline (Chem.
High pitch
High potential
)(Elec. Eng.
High relief
High road
High seas
High tide
High water

High water mark

Higher critical
)velocity (Hyd.
Highest common
)divisor (Maths.
Highest common
)factor (Maths.
)Highland (adj.
)Highland (Geog.
Highway
Highway map
)Hill (n.
)Hill (v.
Hillock
Hillside

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)Hind (n.) (Zool.
)Hind axle (Eng.
Hind carriage
Hind sight
)Hind wheel (Eng.
)Hinder (adj.
)Hinder (v.
Hindered settling
)(Mining
Hindrance
Hindu-Arabic
)numerals (Maths.
)Hinge (n.) (Carp.
)Hinge (v.
Hinge bolt
Hinge bracket
)Hinge leaves (Carp.
Hinge line
Hinge pin
Hinge, helical
)Hinged (adj.
Hinged bearing
)(Eng.
Hinged connection
Hinged flap

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Hinged lever
Hinged lid

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Hingeing post
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)(Zool.
)joint (Zool.
)rafter (Carp.
)roof (Build.

Hip
Hip
Hip
Hip
Hip

)Hiperco (Met.
)Hipersil (Met.
Hipped roof = hip
)roof (Build.
)Hippodrome (n.
)Hire (n.
)Hire (v.
)Hire purchase (n.
Hired labour
)Hirst (Geol.
)Hiss (n.
)Hiss (v.
)Histochemistry (n.

= Histogram
frequency diagram
)(Maths.
)Histology (Biol.
Historical geology
History
Hit-and-miss
)ventilator (Build.

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Hitch knot
)Hitherto (adv.
Hive
)Ho (holmium
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)Hit (v.

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Hoar-frost point
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)Hobby (n.
Hod (Build.,
)Mining
)Hodograph (Mech.
)Hodoscope (Phys.
)(Eng.
)Hoe (n.
)Hoe (v.
Hoe scraper (Civ.
)Eng.
)Hog-back (adj.
)Hoggin (or hogging
)(Civ. Eng.
Hogging girder
)(Civ. Eng.
Hogging moment
Hogshead
)Hoist (n.
)Hoist (v.
Hoist controller
)(Eng.
Hoist drum
)(Mining
Hoist frame
)(Mining
Hoist, chain
Hoist, electric

)Hoisting (n.
Hoisting block
)(Eng.
Hoisting cable
)(Mining

)Hoisting cage (Eng.

)Hoisting crab (Eng.

Hoisting crane
)(Eng.
Hoisting engine
)(Eng.

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Hoisting machine
)(Eng.
Hoisting rope
Hoisting sheave
)(Eng.
Hoisting speed
)Holard (Bot.
Hold-back agent
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Hold-off spring

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Holdall
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Holder pressure
(Eng.)
Holder, cutter
(Eng.)
Holder, gas (Eng.)
Holder, tool (Eng.)
Holdfast (Carp.)
Holding-down bolt
Holding-up (Eng.)
Holding (n.)
Holding anode
(Electronics)
Holding capacity
Holding company
Holding fixture
(Eng.)
Holding ring (Eng.)
Holding time
(Teleph.)
Hole (Electronics)
Hole (n.)
Hole (v.)
Hole base (Eng.)
Hole conduction
(Electronics)
Hole deviation (Pet.
Eng.)
Hole gauge (Eng.)

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(Electronics)
Hole saw (carp.)
Hole size (Eng.)
Hole, discharge
Hole, dry (Pet. Eng.)
Hole, inspection
Hole, oil (Eng.)
Holiday
Holing (n.)
Hollow-block floor
(Build.)
Hollow-ware
presser (Eng.)
Hollow (adj.)
Hollow (n.)
Hollow (v.)
Hollow blocks (or
tiles) (Build.)
Hollow casting
(Foundry)
Hollow conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Hollow float
Hollow mandrel
lathe (Eng.)
Hollow mill (Eng.)
Hollow punch
(Eng.)
Hollow shaft (Eng.)
Hollow sphere
Hollow square

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mandrel (Eng.)
Hollow stem valve
(Eng.)
Hollow tiles (Build.)
Hollow trunnion
(Eng.)
Hollow walls =
cavity walls (Build.)
Hollowed (adj.)
Hollowing plane
(Carp.)
Holm (Geol.)
Holmium (Ho)
(Chem.)
HoloHoloblastic (adj.)
(Biol.)
Holocene period
(Geol.)
Holocrystalline
rocks (Geol.)
Holohedral crystal
(Geol.)
Holohedral forms
(Chem.)
Holomorphic (adj.)
Holster
Holystone
Home-office switch
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Home consumption
Home economics
Home front
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Homeomorphism
)(Chem.
)Homeostasis (Biol.
Homewards
)working (Mining
Homework
)Homing (Aero.
)Homing (n.
Homing device
)(Aero.
Homing guidance
Homing
)mechanism (Aero.
Homing, active
)(Aero.
Homing, passive
)(Aero.
HomoHomo sapiens
Homocentric rays
)(Phys.
Homochromatic
)(adj.
Homochromy
)(Ecol.

Homoclimes
(Meteor.)
Homoclinal (adj.)
(Geol.)
Homocyclic
compound (Chem.)
Homodyne (adj.)
(Radio)
Homodyne
reception (Radio)
Homoeogenesis
(Geol.)
Homogeneity
Homogeneity (n.)
Homogeneous (adj.)
Homogeneous
(Biol.)
Homogeneous
aggregate (Geol.)
Homogeneous
catalyst (Chem.)
Homogeneous dye
Homogeneous
equations (Maths.)
Homogeneous light
= monochromatic
light (Light)
Homogeneous
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reaction (Chem.)
Homogeneous
reactor (Phys.)
Homogeneous
section
Homogeneous
texture (Geol.)
Homogenize (v.)
Homogenized
grease
Homography
(Maths.)
Homoiothermic =
warm-blooded
(Biol.)
Homologous (adj.)
Homologous
chromosomes
(Biol.)
Homologous pair
(Biol.)
Homologous series
(Chem.)
Homologous series
(Maths.)
Homologous sides
(Chem.)
Homologue
(Chem., Biol.)
Homology
Homomorphic (adj.)

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Homopolar
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Homosphere
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Homothetic
)(Maths.
Homothetic centre
)(Maths.
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)Hone (v.
)Honest (adj.
Honestone
)=whetstone (Geol.
Honeybee
)Honeycomb (adj.
)Honeycomb (n.
Honeycomb coil
)(Radio
Honeycomb
)radiator (Eng.
Honeycomb rock
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Honeycomb wall
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Honing machine
)(Eng.
)Honorarium (n.
)Honorary (adj.
Hood
Hood fastener
)(Eng.
)Hood hinges (Eng.
)Hood light (Eng.
Hood mould
)(Build.

)Hood, engine (Eng.

)Hood, sliding (Eng.

Hood, valve
Hooded anode
)(Elec. Eng.
)Hoodoo (Geol.
)Hoof (Zool.
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Hook-up wire
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Hook
Hook
Hook

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Hook spanner (or
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Hook wrench
Hook, switch
)(Teleph.
Hook, traction
)(Eng.
)Hooks joint (Eng.
)Hooks law (Mech.
)Hooked (adj.
Hooked joint
)(Carp.
)Hooking (Aero.
Hooklet
)Hoop (n.
)Hoop (v.
Hoop iron
Hoop iron bond
)(Build.
Hoop stress (or
)tension) (Eng.
Hooped concrete
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)Hooping (Civ. Eng.
)Hooping (n.
Hooping cough
)(Med.
)Hoot (n.
)Hoot (v.
Hopes experiment
)(Phys.
Hopped file
)Hopper (n.
Hopper dredger
)(Civ. Eng.
Hopper tank (Civ.
)Eng.
Hopper window
)(Build.
)Hoppit (Mining
)Horary (adj.
)Horizon (Astrun.
)(Surv.
)Horizon dip (Aero.
Horizon glass
)(Surv.
)Horizon line (Surv.
Horizon, apparent
Horizon, artificial
)(Astron.
Horizon, celestial
)(Astron.

Horizon, geological
(Geol.)
Horizon, gyro
(Aero.)
Horizon, refracting
(Geol.)
Horizontal (adj.)
Horizontal (n.)
Horizontal antenna
(Radio)
Horizontal axis
(Surv., Maths.)
Horizontal balance
(Mech.)
Horizontal bedding
(Geol.)
Horizontal
blanking (Telev.)
Horizontal boiler
(Eng.)
Horizontal centring
control (Telev.)
Horizontal circle
(Surv.)
Horizontal
component (Eng.)
Horizontal
dispersion (Light.)
Horizontal
displacement
Horizontal engine
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equivalent (Surv.)
Horizontal fault
(Geol.)
Horizontal line
Horizontal line
frequency (Telev.)
Horizontal parallax
(Surv.)
Horizontal plane
Horizontal
polarization (Radio)
Horizontal
projection
Horizontal section
Horizontal
sheeting (Civ. Eng.)
Horizontal slicing
(Mining)
Horizontal
stabilizer (Aero.)
Horizontal sweep
(Electronics)
Horizontal thrust
(Eng.)
Horizontality (n.)
Hormone (Biol.)
Horn-beak fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Horn-shaped
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Horn (n.)

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Horn centre
Horn gap (Elec.
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= Horn mercury
)calomel (Min.
Hornblende)granite (Geol.
Hornblende-schist
)(Geol.
)Hornblende (Min
Horned angle
)(Maths.
)Hornfels (Geol.
)Hornschist (Geol.
)Hornstone (Geol.
)Horny (adj.
Horologium (The
)Clock) (Astron.
Horology
)Horrify (v.
Horse-power-hour
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Horse-power,
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Horse-power,
)metric (Eng.
Horse-power,
nominal
Horse-power, rated
)(Eng.
)Horse (n.
Horse latitudes
)(Meteor.
Horseshoe
Horseshoe curve
)(Surv.
Horseshoe dune
)(Geol.
Horseshoe
)filament (Illum.
Horseshoe gauge
)(Eng.
Horseshoe magnet
)(Elec. Eng.
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Horticulture
Hose-proof (Elec.
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Hose coupling
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Hose nozzle
Hose reel
Hose, canvas
Hose, fire
Hose, rubber
Hose, suction
Hospital
Hospital switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Hospitalization
)Host (Biol.
)Host (n.
Host crystal
)Host rock (Mining
Hostage
)Hostess (n.
)Hostile (adj.
Hostility
Hot-air dryer
Hot-air heating
)(Build.
Hot-air intake
Hot-air turbine
)(Eng.
Hot-bend test
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Hot-blast furnace
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Hot-bulb ignition
Hot-cathode
discharger lamp
)(Illum.
Hot-cathode
rectifier
)(Thermionics
)Hot-drawn (Met.
)Hot-laid (adj.
Hot-rolled steel
)(Eng.
Hot-short = red)short (adj.) (Met.
Hot-short iron
)(Met.
)Hot-tinned (adj.
Hot-water heating
system
Hot-water jacket
Hot-wire ammeter
)(Elec. Eng.
Hot-wire arc lamp
)(Illum.
Hot-wire
instrument (Elec.
)Eng.
Hot-wire voltmeter
)(Elec. Eng.
)Hot-working (Met.
)Hot (adj.

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)Hot atom (Phys.
Hot cathode
Hot chassis (Elec.
)Eng.
Hot dip coating
)(Eng.
Hot dipping
)process (Eng.
)Hot drawing (Met.
Hot flow drying
)(Eng.
)Hot forging (Met.
Hot galvanized
)(Met.
Hot laboratory
)(Phys.
)Hot miller (Eng.
Hot plate (Elec.
)Eng.
)Hot press (v.
)Hot pressing (Eng.
Hot riveting
)Hot rolling (Eng.
Hot sate = hot set
)(Eng.
)Hot saw (Eng.
Hot side (Elec.
)Eng.
Hot spot (Elec.
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)Hot top (Met.
Hot water boiler
)(Eng.
)Hothouse (Agric.
)Hotwell (Eng.
Hour-glass
Hour-hand
)Hour (Geog.
)Hour (n.
)Hourly (adj.
)(adv.
average
flow
peak

Hourly
Hourly
Hourly
Hourly

Hours, office
)House (n.
)House (v.
House brand
House coal
Houseboat
Housed joint
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Housefly
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Housing, pump
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Humic compounds
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Humidification
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Humidistat
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Hummer-screen
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Hurricane lamp (or
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Huyghens
)eyepiece (Light.
Huyghens
)principle (Phys.
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Hyaline quartz
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)Hybrid (adj.
)Hybrid (n.) (Gen.
)Hybrid (Pet. Eng.
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Hybrid
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Hybridization
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Hydra (The Sea
)Serpent) (Astron.
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= Hydrargyrum
)mercury (Chem.
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)(Chem.
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Hydrated ion
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Hydrated lime
)(Chem.
Hydrated oxide
)(Chem.
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)Hydraulic (adj.
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)accumulator (Eng.

Hydraulic amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Hydraulic brake
(Eng.)
Hydraulic buffer
(Eng.)
Hydraulic cement
(Civ. Eng.)
Hydraulic clutch
(Eng.)
Hydraulic control
(Eng.)
Hydraulic coupling
(Eng.)
Hydraulic cylinder
Hydraulic dredger
Hydraulic drilling
(Civ. Eng.)
Hydraulic drive
Hydraulic
efficiency (Eng.)
Hydraulic ejector
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Hydraulic
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Hydraulic feed
Hydraulic fill (dam)
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Hydraulic fit (Eng.)

Hydraulic fluid

Hydraulic forging
press (Met.)
Hydraulic friction
Hydraulic gauge
Hydraulic glue
Hydraulic governor
(Eng.)
Hydraulic hammer
(Eng.)
Hydraulic head
(Hyd.)
Hydraulic injection
(Eng.)
Hydraulic jack
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Hydraulic lime
Hydraulic medium
Hydraulic mining =
hydraulicking
(Mining)
Hydraulic mixer
(Civ. Eng.)
Hydraulic mortar
(Build.)
Hydraulic motor
(Eng.)
Hydraulic oil
Hydraulic pipe
cutter
Hydraulic piston
Hydraulic power
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Hydraulic press
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Hydraulic pump
(Eng.)
Hydraulic radius
(Hyd.)
Hydraulic ram
(Eng.)
Hydraulic rammer
(Eng.)
Hydraulic
regulator (Eng.)
Hydraulic riveter
(Eng.)
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absorber (Eng.)
Hydraulic system
(Eng.)
Hydraulic test
(Eng.)
Hydraulic
transmission
Hydraulic turbine
(Eng.)
Hydraulic wedge
(Eng.)
Hydraulicallyoperated (adj.)
Hydraulicing
(Mining.)
Hydraulicity
(Chem.)
Hydraulicking
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Hydriodic acid
)(Chem.
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HydroHydro-airplane
)(Aero.
)Hydro-electric (adj.
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generation station
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Hydro-electric
)plant (Elec. Eng.
Hydro-electric
power station
)(Elec. Eng.
= Hydro-extractor
)whizzer (Eng.
Hydro-pneumatic
)(adj.
)Hydro-power (Eng.
Hydrobromic acid
)(Chem.
)Hydrocarbon (adj.

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Hydrocarbon fuel

Hydrocarbons,
)aromatic (Chem.

Hydrochloric acid
)(Chem.

Hydrocracking
)(Chem.

Hydrocyanic acid
)(Chem.

Hydrodesulfurizatio
)n (Pet. Eng.

Hydrodynamic
)(adj.
:
Hydrodynamic
)governor (Eng.

Hydrodynamic
lubrication

Hydrodynamic
suspension

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Hydroelectricity
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Hydroexplosion

Hydrofluoric acid
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Hydroforming (Pet.
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Hydrogen bomb
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Hydrogen bond
)(Chem.
Hydrogen brazing
Hydrogen bromide
)(Chem.
Hydrogen chloride
)(Chem.
Hydrogen cooling
)(Elec. Eng.
Hydrogen electrode
)(Chem.
Hydrogen
embrittlement
)(Met.

Hydrogen
)equivalent (Chem.
Hydrogen fluoride
)(Chem.
Hydrogen iodide
)(Chem.
Hydrogen ion
)(Chem.
Hydrogen ion
concentration
)(Chem.
Hydrogen peroxide
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Hydrogen sulphide
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Hydrogen,
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Hydrogenated oil
)(Chem.
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)plant (Eng.
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catalytic
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survey
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Hydrolysis
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Hydromatic brake
)(Eng.
Hydromechanics
)(Phys.
Hydrometallurgy
)(Met.
Hydrometeor
)(Meteor.
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Hydrometrograph
)(Hyd.
)Hydrometry (Phys.
= Hydronium ion
hydroxonium
)(Chem.
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Hydrophilic colloid
)(Chem.
Hydrophobe
)(Chem.
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Hydrophobic
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Hydrophore
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Hydroplane
Hydroponics
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Hydroscope
Hydroscopic tests
Hydroseparator
)(Met.
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Hydrostatic
)balance (Phys.
Hydrostatic feed
lubrication
Hydrostatic level
Hydrostatic press
= Bramah press
)(Phys.
Hydrostatic
)pressure (Phys.
Hydrostatic test
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Hydrosulphuric
)acid (Chem.
Hydrotherapy
)(Med.
Hydrothermal
metamorphism
)(Geol.
= Hydrotropism
)hydrotaxis (Biol.
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)(Chem.
Hydrous oxide
)(Chem.
= Hydrovane
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Hydroxyl ion
)(Chem.
Hydroxyl radical
)(or group) (Chem.
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Hyetograph
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Hyetometer
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Hygrograph
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Hygrometer
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Hygrometer,
electrical

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Hygroscopic
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Hygroscopic
)coefficient (Agric.
Hygrothermograph
)(Meteor.
Hymenoptera
)(Zool.
Hypabyssal rocks
)(Geol.
Hyper)Hyperacidity (Med.
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Hyperbolic (or
reciprocal) spiral
(Maths.)
Hyperbolic curve
(Maths.)
Hyperbolic cylinder
(Maths.)
Hyperbolic
functions (Maths.)
Hyperbolic
logarithms =
natural logarithms
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Hyperbolic
paraboloid (Maths.)

Hyperbolic(al) (adj.)

Hyperboloid of one
sheet (Geom.)
Hyperboloid of
revolution (Geom.)

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sheets (Geom.)
Hyperfocal
distance (adj.)
(Photog.)
Hyperfrequency
waves (Radio.)
Hypergeometry
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= Hypermetropic
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)(Med.
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)(Phys.
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)(Maths.
Hypersurface
)(Maths.
Hypertension
)(Med.
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)Hypnotic (adj.
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HypoHypo-eutectoid
)steel (Met.
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Hypochlorous acid
)(Chem.
)Hypocotyl (Bot.
Hypocrytalline
)(Geol.
)Hypocycloid (Curv.
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)(Maths.
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)(Geol.
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)(Geol.
)Hypoid (adj.
Hypoid gearing
)(Eng.
Hypophosphate
)(Chem.
Hypophosphoric
)acid (Chem.
Hypophosphorous
)acid (Chem.
Hypostyle roof
)(Arch.
= Hyposulfite
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Hyposulphuric
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)acid (Chem.
Hypotaxic deposit
)(Geol.
)Hypotension (Med.
Hypotenuse
)(Maths.
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Hypothermal vein
)(Geol.
Hypothesis (pl.
)hypotheses
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Hypothetical
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Hypotrochoid
)(Maths.
Hypsobarometer
)(Phys.
Hypsographic
)curve (Phys.
Hypsography
)(Geog.
)Hypsometer (Phys.
Hypsothermometer
= hypsometer
)(Phys.
Hysteretic angle
Hysteretic lag
)(Elec. Eng.

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)Hysteria (Med.
Hystersis (Elec.
)Eng.
Hystersis
coefficient (Elec.
)Eng.
Hystersis cycle
)(Elec. Eng.
Hystersis
distortion (Elec.
)Eng.
Hystersis heater
)(Elec. Eng.
Hystersis loop .
magnetic (Elec.
)Eng.
Hystersis loss,
magnetic (Elec.
)Eng.
Hystersis tester
)(Elec. Eng.
I-beam

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internalcombustion engine
I.R. drop (Elec.
)Eng.
I2R loss (Elec.
)Eng.

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Ibid = ibidem
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Ice-box
Ice-breaker (Civ.
)Eng.

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)Ice (adj.
.
)Ice (n.
.
)Ice (v.
. . . .
Ice accretion

)Ice age (Geol.

Ice apron = ice
)breaker (Civ. Eng.
.
)Ice barrier (Geol.

Ice calorimeter
)(Phys.

)Ice cap (Meteor.

)Ice cold (adj.
.
Ice crusher

Ice crystal

)Ice fall (or cascade
)(Geol.

)Ice floe (Meteor.

Ice formation

Ice machine

Ice pick
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Ice plant

Ice-jam

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)Ice sheet (Geol.
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Ice(d) water
)Ice, dry (Phys.
)Iceberg (Meteor.
)Iceblink (Meteor.
Icehouse
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Icepack
Ichthyol
Ichthyology
Icicle
Icing
Icing, aircraft
)(Aero.
)Iconoscope (Telev.
Icosahedron
)(Maths.
Icositetrahedron
)(Maths.
Icterus = jaundice
)(Med.
)Icy (adj.

Idea (n.)
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(Teleph.)
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Ideal cycle (Eng.)
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(Eng.)
Ideal fluid (Phys.)
Ideal gas (Chem.,
Phys.)
Ideal gas constant
(Chem., Phys.)
Ideal mechanical
advantage (Eng.)
Ideal solution
(Chem.)
Ideal transducer
(Elec. Comm.)
Ideal transformer
(Elec. Comm.)
Identical (adj.)
Identical
components
Identification
Identification card
(or slip)
Identification
certificate
Identification disc
Identification
lights (Aero.)

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)Identity (n.
Identity card
Identity period
)(Chem.
)Idioblast (Min.
)Idiochromatic (adj.
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crystal = intrinsic
)crystal (Phys.
)Idiomatic (adj.
Idiomorphic
)crystals (Geol.
Idiosyncrasy
)Idle (adj.
)Idle (v.) (Mech.
Idle adjustment
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Idle circuit (Elec.
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)(Phys.
)Idle control (Eng.
Idle current (Elec.
)Eng.
Idle cut-off
)position (Mech.
Idle cut-off valve
)(Mech.
)Idle gear (Eng.
Idle jet
Idle metering jet
)(Eng.
)Idle period (Phys.
)Idle pulley (Eng.
)Idle running (Eng.
)Idle shaft (Eng.
)Idle stroke (Eng.
)Idle wheel (Eng.
Idle, automatic
Idleness
)(Eng.
)gear (Eng.
)lever (Eng.
)nozzle (Eng.
)pulley (Eng.

Idler
Idler
Idler
Idler
Idler

)Idling (n.
Idling adjusting
screw
Idling adjustment
)(Eng.

Idling arrangement
Idling position
Idling propeller
)(Aero.
)Idling speed (Eng.

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)Idling spring (Eng.

)Igneous (adj.
Igneous (or
magmatic) cycle
)(Geol.
Igneous complex
)(Geol.
Igneous intrusions
)(Geol.
Igneous magma
)(Geol.
Igneous petrology
)(Geol.
Igneous rocks
)(Geol.
Ignescent stone
)(Geol.
Igniferous
detonator
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)Igniter (n.
Igniter rod (Elec.
)Eng.
Igniter set
Igniter, electric
)(Elec. Eng.

Igniter, fixed spark

Igniter, jump-spark
Igniting charge
(Mil.)
Igniting fuse
Igniting unit
Ignition (Eng.
Chem.)

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Ignition accelerator
(Pet. Eng.)

Ignition adjustment
Ignition advance
(Eng.)
Ignition battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition by
compression (Eng.)
Ignition cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Ignition control
(Eng.)
Ignition control
additive (Pet. Eng.)
Ignition delay
(Eng.)

Ignition delay
meter (Eng.)
Ignition device
(Eng.)
Ignition distributor
(Eng.)
Ignition harness
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition heat
(Phys.)
Ignition hot tube
Ignition key (Eng.)
Ignition lag (Eng.)
Ignition leads
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition magneto
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition noise (I.C.
Engs.)
Ignition plug (Elec.
Eng.)
Ignition point
(Elec. Comm.)
Ignition powder
(Eng.)
Ignition promoter
(Pet. Eng.)
Ignition quality
(Chem.)
Ignition shielding
(Eng.)
Ignition spark
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition switch
(Elec. Eng.)

Ignition system
(Auto.)
Ignition
temperature
(Chem.)
Ignition timer (I.C.
Engs.)
Ignition timing
(I.C. Engs.)
Ignition valve =
ignition slide (Eng.)
Ignition velocity
Ignition voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition, advanced
(Eng.)
Ignition,
autogenous
(Chem.)
Ignition, automatic
(Eng.)
Ignition, battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition, coil (Eng.)
Ignition,
compression (Phys.)
Ignition, deadcentre (Eng.)
Ignition, delayed
Ignition, double
(I.C. Engs.)

Ignition,
Ignition,
(Eng.)
Ignition,
(Eng.)
Ignition,
(Eng.)
Ignition,
(Phys.)

dual (Eng.)
fixed
flame
generator
heat

Ignition, hightension (Elec. Eng.)

Ignition, low
tension (Elec. Eng.)
Ignition, magneto
(Elec. Eng.)
Ignition, retarded
(Eng.)
Ignition, spark
(Eng.)
Ignition,
spontaneous
(Chem.)
Ignitor (Phys.)
Ignitron (Phys.)
Ileum (Zool.)
Ilium (Zool.)
Ill-advised (adj.)
Ill-defined (adj.)
Ill-suited (adj.)
Illegal (adj.)
Illegible (adj.)

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Illicit (adj.)
Illimitable (adj.)
Illinium
promethium
(Chem.)
Illiteracy
Illium (Met.)
Illuminance (Illum.)
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instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Illuminated (adj.)
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Illuminating
(cartridge) (Mil.)
Illuminating
engineer (Elec.
Eng.)
Illuminating oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Illuminating
photometer (Illum.)
Illuminating power
(Phys.)
Illumination (Phys.)

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)intensity (Phys.
Illuminator
)Illumine (v.
= Illuminometer
)photometer (Illum.
Illuminous
radiation
Illusion
)Illusive (adj.
)Illustrate (v.
)Illustration (n.
)Illustrative (adj.
)Illuviation (Geol.
)Ilmenite (Min.
)Image (Phys.
Image antenna
)(Radio.
Image attenuation
constant (Elec.
)Comm.
Image convertor
)(Elec. Eng.
Image dissector
)(Telev.
Image distance
)(Light
Image effect
)(Radio.

Image formation
(Phys.)
Image frequency
(Radio.)
Image impedance
(Elec. Comm.)
Image intensifier
(Elec. Comm.)
Image interference
(Elec. Comm.)
Image orthicon
(Telev.)
Image phase
constant (Elec.
Comm.)
Image response
(Radio.)
Image retention
(Phys.)
Image storing tube
(Electronics)
Image transfer
constant (Elec.
Comm.)
Image, diffusion of
Image, optical
(Phys.)
Image, real (Phys.)
Image, virtual
(Phys.)
Imaginary (adj.)
(Maths.)

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)(Maths.
Imaginary quantity
)(Maths.
Imaginary root
)(Maths.
Imaginary unit
)(Maths.
Imagination
)Imaginative (adj.
)Imago (Zool.
)Imbalance (Med.
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(
Imbibition matrix
)
)(Photog.
(
Imbibition
)pressure (Chem.

)Imbricate (v.
.
)Imbricate (adj.
.
Imbricate
)structure (Geol.

Imbricate tiles
)(Build.

Imbricated folding
)(Geol.

)Imbrication (Geol.
.
)Imbrue (v.
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.

Imides (Chem.)
Imino group
(Chem.)
Imitate (v.)
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Imitation bronz
Imitation leather
Immaterial (adj.)
Immature (adj.)
Immature soil
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Immeasurable (adj.)
Immediate (adj.)
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Immediately (adv.)
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Immerge (v.)
Immerse (v.)
Immersed (adj.)
Immersible
apparatus (Elec.
Eng.)
Immersible
switchgear (Elec.
Eng.)
Immersion
Immersion heater
(Elec. Eng.)
Immersion lens
(Optics)
Immersion liquid
Immersion method
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Immersion plating
(Met.)
Immersion vibrator
(Civ. Eng.)
Immigration
Imminent (adj.)
Immiscible (Chem.)
Immiscible liquids,
completely
Immobile (adj.)
Immobility
Immoderate (adj.)
Immovability
Immovables (n.)
Immune (adj.)
Immunity (Med.)
Immunity,
acquired (Med.)
Immunity, active
(Med.)
Immunity, natural
(Med.)
Immunization
Immutable (adj.)
Impact (Mech.,
Phys.)
Impact effect
Impact excitation
(Radio.)
Impact
fluorescence (Phys.)
Impact fuse (Mil.)

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(Eng.)
Impact hardness
test (Met.)
Impact load (Eng.)
Impact point of
Impact pressure
Impact radiation
Impact resistance
= resilience (Mech.)
Impact screen
(Mining)
Impact strength
(Eng.)
Impact stress
(Eng.)
Impact stress
(Eng.)
Impact test (Met.)
Impact toughness
(Eng.)

Impact transmitter
(Elec. Comm.)

Impact value (Met.)

Impact velocity

Impact wheel (Eng.)

Impacted (adj.)
Impair (v.)

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)Imparity (n.
)Impart (v.
)Impartial (adj.
)Impassable (adj.
)Impasse (n.
)Impatient (adj.
Impeccability
)Impeccable (adj.
Impedance (Elec.
)Eng.
Impedance bond
)(Elec. Eng.
Impedance coil
)(Elec. Eng.
Impedance
coupling (Elec.
)Eng.
Impedance drop
)(Elec. Eng.
Impedance
matching (Elec.
)Eng.
Impedance
protective system
)(Elec. Eng.
Impedance relay
)(Elec. Eng.
Impedance rise
)(Elec. Eng.

Impedance
transforming filter
(Elec. Comm.)
Impedance triangle
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedance voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedance,
acoustic (Acous.)
Impedance,
bilateral (Elec.
Eng.)

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Impedance,
blocked (Elec. Eng.)
Impedance,
conjugate (Elec.
Eng.)

Impedance, control
(Elec. Eng.)

Impedance, drivingpoint (Elec. Eng.)

Impedance, earth
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedance,
effective input
(Phys.)
Impedance,
effective output
(Phys.)

Impedance, factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedance, image
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedance,
iterative (Elec.
Eng.)
Impedance,
matched (Elec.
Eng.)
Impedance,
mechanical
(Acous.)
Impedance,
motional (Elec.
Eng.)
Impedance, static
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedance,
synchronous (Elec.
Eng.)
Impedance,
transfer (Elec. Eng.)
Impedance,
unilateral (Elec.
Comm.)
Impede (v.)
Impeded drainage
Impediment (n.)
Impeding (adj.)
Impedometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Impedor (Elec.
Eng.)

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)Impellent (adj. n.
)Impeller (Eng.
Impeller mixer
Impeller shaft
)(Eng.
Impeller vanes
Impenetrability
)(Phys.
)Impenetrable (adj.
)Imperative (adj.
)Imperceptible (adj.

)Imperfect (adj.
. .
Imperfect cleavage
)(Geol.

Imperfect sparking
)(Eng.

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Imperfection

)Imperforate (adj.
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Imperial standard
)wire gauge (Eng.
Imperial weights
and measures
)Imperil (v.
Impermeability
)(Phys.
Impermeability
)factor (Civ. Eng.

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Impermeable layer
)(Geol.
)Impertinent (adj.
)Impervious (adj.
Impervious bed
)(Geol.
Impervious rock
)(Geol.
)Impetus (Mech.
)Impetus (n.
)Impinge (v.
Impingement
intensity
)Implant (v.
)Implantation (Biol.
)Implement (n.
)Implement (v.
Implication
)Implicit (adj.
Implicit function
)(Maths.
)Implode (v.
)Implosion (Phys.
)Imply (v.
)Impolarizable (adj.
Impolarizable cell
)(Elec. Eng.
)Imporous (adj.

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)Import (v.
Import duty
Import license
Importance
Importance,
primary
Importation
)Impose (v.
Imposed load
)(Arch.
)Impossibility (n.
)Impost (Build.
)Impound (v.

Impounding
:
)reservoir (Civ. Eng.

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)Impractical (adj.
)Impregnate (v.
)Impregnated (adj.
)(Phys.
Impregnated
)carbon (Illum.
Impregnated sand,
)oil (Geol.
Impregnating
compound
Impregnation
)(Med. Geol.

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Impressed field
)(Elec. Eng.
Impressed force
)(Phys.
Impressed voltage
)Impression (n.
)Impression (Print.
Impressment
Imprest
)Imprint (n.
)Imprint (v.
)Improbable (adj.
)Impromptu (adj.
)Impromptu (adv.
)Improper (adj.
Improper conduct
Improper fraction
)(Math.
Improper integrals
)(Maths.
)Improve (v.
Improvement
Improver (Chem.
)Eng.
)Improvised (adj.
Improvised means
)Imprudent (adj.
Impulse-reaction
)turbine (Eng.

Impulse-weight
ratio (Aero.)
Impulse (Elec.,
Comm., Phys.)
Impulse (Phys.)
Impulse amplitude
modulation (Elec.
Eng.)
Impulse circuitbreaker (Elec. Eng.)
Impulse circuit
(Teleph.)
Impulse coupling
(Eng.)
Impulse excitation
(Radio.)

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Impulse flashover
voltage (Elec. Eng.)

Impulse frequency
(Teleph.)

Impulse generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Impulse machine
(Teleph.)
Impulse meter
(Teleph.)
Impulse period
(Teleph.)
Impulse ratio (Eng.)

Impulse ratio
(Teleph.)
Impulse repeater
(Teleph.)
Impulse signal
(Teleph.)
Impulse starter
(Aero.)
Impulse
transmission (Elec.
Comm.)
Impulse turbine
(Eng.)
Impulse voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Impulse, angular
(Phys.)
Impulse, break
(Elec. Eng.)
Impulsion (n.)
Impulsive (adj.)
Impulsive current
(Elec. Comm.)
Impulsive
discharge (Elec.
Eng.)
Impulsive force
(Phys.)
Impulsive load
Impulsive sounds
(Acous.)
Impunctate (Geol.)
Impure (adj.)
Impure spectrum
(Phys.)

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Impurity
Impurity activation
)energy (Phys.
)Impute (v.
)In-gate (or ingate
)(Eng.
)In-gate (or ingate
)(Eng.
)In-gate (or ingate
)(Foundry
)In-gate (or ingate
)(Foundry

)In-line (adj.

)In-line (adj.
In-line blending
)(Pet. Eng.
In-line blending
)(Pet. Eng.
In-line engine
)(Eng.
In-line engine
)(Eng.

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)In-phase (adj.
)In-phase (adj.
In-phase
component
In-phase
component

In-phase currents
(Elec. Eng.)
In-phase currents
(Elec. Eng.)
In-plant training
In-plant training
In-radius (Maths.)
In-radius (Maths.)
In-service training
In-service training
In absentia
In advance (adv.)
In block (ad.)
In block (Foundry)
In bond
In bridge
connection (Elec.
Eng.)
In bulk (adv.)
In extenso
In extenso

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In gear (adj.) (Eng.)

In gear (adj.) (Eng.)

In lieu of
In lieu of
In mesh with
In mesh with
In parallel (Elec.
Eng.)




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)Eng.
In situ
In situ
In succession
In succession
In vacuo
)In vitro (Biol.
)In vivo (Biol.
Inability
)Inaccessible (adj.
)Inaccuracy (n.
)Inaccurate (adj.
Inaction
Inactivation
)(Chem.
)Inactive (adj.
)(Chem.
Inactive black
)(Chem.
Inactive gases
)(Chem.
)Inactivity (n.
Inadequacy
)Inadequate (adj.
)Inadmissible (adj.
)Inadvertent (adj.
)Inadvisable (adj.
)Inalienable (adj.
)Inangular (adj.
)Inanimate (adj.
)Inanition (n.

Inapplicable (adj.)
Inaptitude (n.)
Inarticulate (adj.)
Inattention
Inaudible (adj.)
Inauguration (n.)
Inboard (Naut.
Aero.)
Inboard stabilizing
float (Naut. Aero.)
Inborn (adj.)
Inbreed (v.) (Biol.)
Inbreeding (Biol.)
Inbuilt (adj.)
Incandescence
(Phys.)
Incandescent (adj.)
Incandescent
cathode
(Electronics)
Incandescent lamp
(Illum.)
Incandescent
mantle (Illum.)
Incapability (n.)
Incapacitate (v.)
Incautious (adj.)
Incendiary (adj.)
(Mil.)
Incendiary bomb
(Mil.)

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Incentre (of a
)triangle) (Maths.
)Inception (n.
)Incertitude (n.
)Incessant (adj.
)Inch (n.
)Inch (v.
)Inching (Eng.
)Inchoate (adj.
)Incidence (Phys.
Incidence indicator
)(Aero.
Incidence rate
Incidence wire
)(Aero.
Incidence, angle of
)(Phys.
)Incident (adj.
)(Phys.
)Incident (n.
)Incident light (Eng.
Incident radiation
)(Phys.
Incident ray
Incident wave
)(Phys.
)Incidental (adj.
)Incinerate (v.
Incinerator (Civ.
)Eng.

Incipience (n.)
Incipient (adj.)
Incipient blowout
(Pet. Eng.)
Incise (v.)
Incision
Incision, radiating
Incisors (Zool.)
Incite (v.)
Inclination (n.)
Inclination (Phys.)
Inclination
compass =
magnetometer
(Magn.)
Inclination drilling
(Pet. Eng.)
Inclination of
strata (Geol.)
Inclination test

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Inclination, angle of
Inclination,
magnetic (Magn.)
Incline (n.)
Incline (v.)
Inclined (adj.)
Inclined beam
Inclined carbon
arc lamp (Illum.)
Inclined fault
(Geol.)

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)(Mech.
Inclined seam
)(Geol.
Inclined shaft
)(Mining
Inclined well (Pet.
)Eng.
Inclining
experiment (Hyd.
)Eng.
)Inclinometer (Surv.
)Include (v.
Included angle
)(Surv.
)Inclusion (n.
Inclusions
)Inclusive (adj.
)Incoalation (Geol.
)Incoherence (n.
Incoherence
)scattering (Phys
)Incohesion (Phys.
Incombustibility
)(n.

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)Incombustible (n.

)Income (n.
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Income tax

)Incoming (adj.
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)Incoming (n.
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Incoming air
Incoming call
(Teleph.)
Incoming feeder
(Elec. Eng.)
Incoming signal
(Teleg.)
Incommensurable
(adj.)

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Incommensurable
quantities (Maths.)
Incommunicable
(adj.)

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Incompatible (adj.)
Incompetence (n.)
Incompetent (adj.)
Incompetent (Geol.)
Incompetent beds
Incomplete (adj.)
Incomplete circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Incomplete
combustion
Incomplete
diffusion (Light.)
Incomplete fusion
(Phys.)

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metamorphosis
(Zool., Geol.)
Incomplete
quadratic (Maths.)
Incomplete
reaction (Chem.)
Incompliant (adj.)
Incomposite (adj.)
Incompressibility
(n.) (Phys.)
Incompressibility
modulus (Mech.)
Incompressible
(adj.) (Phys.)
Incompressible
fluid (Phys.)
Incompressible
volume = covolume (Chem.)
Inconclusive (adj.)
Incondensable
(adj.)
Inconformity (n.)
Incongruent (adj.)
Incongruent
melting (Chem.)
Incongruent
quantities (Maths.)
Inconsistence (n.)
Inconsistent (adj.)
Inconsistent
equations (Maths.)

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(adj.)
Inconvenient (adj.)
Inconvertible (adj.)
Incorporate (v.)
Incorporated (adj.)
Incorporated
company
Incorporation (n.)
Incorrect (adj.)
Incorrigible (adj.)
Incorrodible (adj.)
Incrassate (v.)
(Chem.)
Increase (n.)
Increase (v.)
Increasing pitch
Increment
Increment diagram
(Maths.)
Incremental
inductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Incremental
induction (Elec.
Eng.)
Incremental
permeability (Elec.
Comm.)

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Incremental
pressure changes
)(Phys.
Incremental
resistance
)(Thermionics
Incremental tuning
)(Telev.
Incrust = encrust
)(v.
= Incrustation
)encrustation (n.
)Incubate (v.
)Incubation (Zool.
Incubator
)Incumbent (adj.
)Incumbent (Biol.
)Incumbrance (n.
)Incur (v.
)Incurable (adj.
Incurred expenses
Incurrent canals
)(Geol.
)Incurvature (n.
)Incurve (v.
)Incus (Zool.
)Indebted (adj.
)Indeciduous (adj.

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Indecipherable
)(adj.
)Indecision (n.
)Indefinite (adj.
)(Phys.
Indefinite integral
)(Maths.
)Indehiscent (Bot.
)Indelible (adj.
)Indemnity (n.
)Indent (n.
)Indent (v.
)Indentation (n.
Indentation test
)(Eng.
Indented bars (Civ.
)Eng.
Indented bolt (Civ.
)Eng.
Indented wheel
)(Eng.
)Indenter (Eng.
Indenting roller
)(Civ. Eng.
)Indenture (n.
)Independence (n.
Independent-feed
)lathe (Eng.

Independent (adj.)
Independent axledrive = individual
axle-drive (Elec.
Eng.)
Independent
chuck (Eng.)
Independent drive
(Radio.)
Independent
excitation (Elec.
Eng.)
Independent
feeder (Elec. Eng.)
Independent role
Independent
suspension (Auto.)
Independent trip
(Elec. Eng.)
Independent
variable (Maths.)
Independently
heated cathode =
equipotential
cathode
(Thermionics)
Indestructibility
(Chem. Phys.)
Indestructibility of
matter = law of
conservation of
matter (Chem.)
Indetectable (adj.)

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Indeterminancy
principle (Maths.
Phys.)
Indeterminate
(adj.) (Maths.)
Indeterminate
equations (Maths.)
Indeterminate
forms (Maths.)
Index (pl. indices)
(n.)
Index (v.)
Index centre (Eng.)
Index error (Surv.)
Index finger
Index flange
Index fossils (Geol.)
Index glass (Surv.)
Index law (Maths.)
Index line
Index map
Index mineral
(Mining)
Index notation
(Maths.)
Index numbers
Index of a radical
(Maths.)
Index of correlation

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(Civ. Eng.)
Index of logarithm
(Maths.)
Index of plasticity
(Civ. Eng.)
Index of refraction
= refractive index
(Light)

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Index pin
Index plate (Eng.)
Index plate = index
dial

Index properties
(Civ. Eng.)
.
Index rod

Index table (Eng.)

Index value
.
Index wheel

Index, penetration
(Pet. Eng.)
Index, azimuth
(Astron.)
Index, cetane (Pet.
Eng.)
Index, chuck (Eng.)
Index, colour
(Photog.)
Index, elevation
Index, oil (Eng.)

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Index, refractive
(Light.)
Index, viscosity
(Phys.)
Indexing (n.)
Indexing fixture
(Eng.)
Indexing head
(Eng.)
Indexing jig (Eng.)
India-rubber
(Chem.)
India-rubber
belting (Eng.)
India-rubber cable
India-rubber
packing (Eng.)
India ink
Indian Ocean
(Geog.)
Indical equation
(Maths.)
Indicate (v.)
Indicated (adj.)
Indicated absolute
altitude (Aero.)
Indicated air speed
(Aero.)
Indicated efficiency
(Eng.)
Indicated horsepower (Eng.)

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Indicated mean
effective pressure
(Eng.)
Indicated power
(Eng.)
Indicated pressure
altitude (Aero.)
Indicated thermal
efficiency (Eng.)
Indicating
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Indicating lamp
(Elec. Eng.)
Indicating
methane detector
(Mining)
Indicating switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Indication (n.)
Indication error
(Eng.)
Indication oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Indication range
(Eng.)
Indicative (adj.)
Indicator (Chem.)
Indicator (Eng.)
Indicator card
(Eng.)
Indicator cylinder

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(Eng.)
Indicator dial
Indicator exponent
(Chem.)
Indicator lamp
Indicator light
(Eng.)
Indicator pencil
Indicator piston
(Eng.)
Indicator range
(Chem.)
Indicator spring
Indicator, airspeed (Aero.)
Indicator, angle
Indicator, azimuth
Indicator, cabletension
Indicator, call
(Elec. Comm.)
Indicator, cathode
ray (Elec. Eng.)
Indicator, charge =
potential indicator
(Elec. Eng.)
Indicator, chemical
(Chem.)
Indicator, cock
(Eng.)
Indicator, code

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(Chem.)
Indicator, dial
Indicator, direction
(Aero.)
Indicator, distance
(Eng.)
Indicator, drift
(Naut.)
Indicator, flapposition (Aero.)
Indicator,
frequency (Phys.)
Indicator, fuel-flow
(Eng.)
Indicator, fuel-level
Indicator,
gyroscopic turn
(Aero.)
Indicator, heat
Indicator, high
speed (Aero.)
Indicator, icewarning (Aero.)
Indicator, leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Indicator, light
(Eng.)
Indicator, low
speed
Indicator, needle
Indicator, optical
Indicator, position
(Aero.)

Indicator, potential
Indicator, power
factor
Indicator, pressure
(Eng.)
Indicator, quarter
Indicator, radiocompass (Aero.)
Indicator, speed
(Eng.)
Indicator, static
turn (Aero.)
Indicator,
temperature (Phys.)
Indicator, turn
(Aero.)
Indicator, turn and
bank (Aero.)
Indicator, turn and
slip (Aero.)
Indicator,
undercarriage
position (Aero.)
Indicator, vertical
speed (Aero.)
Indicator, volume
= decibelmeter
(Phys.)
Indicator, wheelposition
Indicator, wind
Indicatrix (Maths.)

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)index
Indicial equation
)(Maths.
)Indictment (n.
)Indifferent (adj.
)Indigenous (adj.
)(Biol.
)Indigestion (Med.
)Indigo (Chem.
Indigo blue
)Indigo copper (Min.
)Indirect (adj.
Indirect arc
)furnace (Elec. Eng.
Indirect excitation
)(Elec. Eng.
Indirect fittings
)(Illum.
Indirect heated
cathode
)(Thermionics
Indirect heated
valve
Indirect heating
)(Build.
Indirect lighting
)(Illum.
Indirect pressure
)(Phys.

Indirect proof
Indirect ray (Radio.)
Indirect stroke
(Elec.)
Indirect support
Indiscernible (adj.)
Indispensable (adj.)
Indissolubility (n.)
Indissoluble (adj.)
Indistinct (adj.)
Indistinguishable
(adj.)
Inditron
(Electronics)
Indium (In) (Chem.)
Individual-cylinder
engine (Eng.)
Individual (adj.)
Individual (n.)
Individual axledrive (Elec. Eng.)
Individual
differences
Individual drive
(Elec. Eng.)
Individual
immunity (Med.)
Individual training
Indivisibility (n.)
Indivisible (adj.)
Indoctrinate (v.)

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(v.)
Indraft (n.)
Induce (v.)
Induced-draught
ventilation (Eng.)
Inducedovervoltage test
(Elec. Eng.)
Induced (adj.)
Induced (Elec.
Eng.)
Induced charge
(Elec. Eng.)
Induced current
(Elec. Eng.)

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Induced detonation

Induced drag
(Aero.)

Induced draught
(Eng.)

Induced electric
surgings (Elec.
Eng.)

Induced
electromotive force
(Elec. Eng.)

Induced flow

Induced
magnetism (Phys.)
.
Induced noise
(Acous.)

Induced oxidation
Induced polarity
(Phys.)
Induced
polarization (Elec.
Eng.)
Induced power
Induced
radioactivity (Phys.)
Induced reaction
(Chem.)
Inducing (adj.)
Inducing (n.)
Inducing circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Inducing coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Inducing current
(Elec. Eng.)
Induct (v.)
Inductance (Elec.
Eng. Phys.)
Inductance
antenna (Radio.)
Inductance bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductance coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductance
coupling (Radio.)
Inductance factor
(Elec. Eng.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Inductance unit =
henry (Elec. Eng.)
Inductance,
incremental (Elec.
Eng.)
Inductance,
mutual (Elec. Eng.)
Inductance,
variable (Elec.
Eng.)
Inductile (adj.)
Inductionconduction heater
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction (n.)
Induction
accelerator (Phys.)
Induction brazing
Induction bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction coil,
series-wound
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shunt-wound
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction compass
= earth inductor
compass (Aero.)
Induction field
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction furnace
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction
hardening (Eng.)
Induction heating
(Eng.)
Induction
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction lamp
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction machine
= electrostatic
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction manifold
(I.C. Engs.)
Induction meter
(Elec. Eng.)

Induction motorgenerator (Elec.

Eng.)
Induction motor =
asynchronous
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Induction motor,
single phase (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction motor,
slip ring (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction motor,
synchronous (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction period
(Chem.)
Induction pipe
(Eng.)
Induction port
(Eng.)
Induction
reactance (Radio.)
Induction reaction
(Radio.)
Induction
regulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction
saturation (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction stroke
(I.C. Engs.)

Induction system
(Eng.)
Induction training
Induction valve
(Eng.)
Induction velocity
(Eng.)
Induction
wattmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction welding
(Eng.)
Induction,
electromagnetic
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction,
electrostatic (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction, forced
(Eng.)
Induction,
magnetic (Elec.
Eng.)
Induction, mutual
(Elec. Eng.)
Induction,
photochemical
(Chem.)
Inductive (adj.)
(Elec., Eng.)

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specific = dielectric
constant (Elec.
Eng.)
Inductive circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductive coupling
(Elec. Comm.)
Inductive
disturbance
(Radio, Teleph.)
Inductive drop
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductive feedback
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductive
interference (Elec.
Eng.)
Inductive load =
lagging load (Elec.
Eng.)
Inductive method
Inductive
neutralization
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductive
potentiometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductive
reactance (Elec.
Eng.)

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= electromagnetic
reaction (Radio.)

Inductive reasoning

Inductive resistor
(Elec. Eng.)

Inductive time
constant (Elec.
Eng.)

Inductive tuning
(Radio.)

Inductivity (Elec.
Eng.)
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Inductometer
(Elec. Eng.)

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Inductor (Chem.)

Inductor (Elec.
Eng.)
.
Inductor alternator
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductor generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Inductor
loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Indurate (v.)
Indurated (adj.)
Indurated rocks
(Geol.)

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Indus (The Indian)
(Astron.)
Industrial (adj.)
Industrial
application
Industrial arts
Industrial
capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Industrial centre
Industrial
chemistry

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Industrial diamond
= bort (Min.)

Industrial
frequency (Elec.
Eng.)
Industrial hazards
Industrial
installations
Industrial
instrument (Eng.)
Industrial
legislations
Industrial
organization
Industrial plant
Industrial
production
Industrial training
centre
Industrialization

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)Industrious (adj.
Industry
Industry, heavy
Industry, light
)Inedible (adj.
)Ineffective (adj.
Inefficiency
)Inefficient (adj.
)Inelastic (adj.
Inelastic collision
)(Phys.
Inelastic scattering
)(Phys.
)Inelasticity (n.
)Ineligibility (n.
)Ineligible (adj.
)Inept (adj.
)Inequation (Maths.
)Inequlity (Maths.
)Inequlity (n.
)Ineradicable (adj.
)Inert (adj.) (Chem.
Inert cell (Elec.
)Eng.
)Inert gas (Chem.
Inert gas arc
welding
Inert material
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)Inertia (Phys.
Inertia fluctuation
Inertia governor
= Inertia moment
moment of inertia
)(Mech.
Inertia starter (I.C.
)Engs.
Inertia switch
)(Eng.
Inertia, centre of
)(Phys.
Inertia, electric
)(Elec. Eng.
Inertial control
)(Aero.
Inertial force
)(Mech.
)Inestimable (adj.
)Inevitable (adj.
Inexact division
)(Maths.
)Inexactitude (n.
)Inexcusable (adj.
)Inexhaustible (adj.
)Inexistent (adj.
)Inexpensive (adj.
)Inexperience (n.
)Inexploitable (adj.
)Inextensible (adj.

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)Inface (Geol.
)Infancy (n.
Infantile paralysis
)(Med.
)Infantry (Mil.
)Infeasible (adj.
)Infect (v.
)Infection (n.) (Med.
)Infectious (adj.
)(Med.
)Infer (v.
Inference
)Inferior (adj.
)Inferiority (n.
Inferiority complex
Inferiority planet
)(Astron.
Inferiority,
numerical
Inferred zero (Elec.
)Eng.
)Infertile (adj.
)Infertility (n.
)Infest (v.
)Infiltrate (n.
)Infiltrate (v.
)Infiltration (n.
Infiltration water
)Infinite (Maths.

Infinite
attenuation (Elec.
Comm.)
Infinite baffle
(Acous.)
Infinite bus-bar
(Elec. Eng.)
Infinite continued
fraction (Maths.)
Infinite decimal
(Maths.)
Infinite dilution
(Chem.)
Infinite distance
(Maths.)
Infinite impedance
detector (Elec.
Eng.)
Infinite line (Elec.
Comm.)
Infinite series
(Maths.)
Infinitesimal (adj.)
Infinitesimal
analysis (Maths.)
Infinitesimal
calculus =
ordinary calculus
(Maths.)
Infinity (Maths.)

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Eng.)
Infirm (adj.)
Infirmary (Med.)
Infirmity (Med.)
Inflame (v.)
Inflammability (n.)
(Chem.)
Inflammable (adj.)
(Chem.)
Inflammable gas
Inflammable
solvent (Chem.)
Inflammation
Inflammation point
(Chem.)
Inflate (v.)
Inflated tyre
(Acous.)
Inflation
Inflation sleeve
(Eng.)
Inflation valve
(Eng.)
Inflator
Inflect (v.)
Inflected arch =
inverted arch (Civ.
Eng.)
Inflection =
inflexion
Inflection, point of
(Maths.)
Inflexed (adj.)

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Inflexible (adj.)
Inflexion point
(Maths.)
Inflict (v.)
Inflorescence (Bot.)
Inflow (n.)
Inflow pipe (Eng.)
Influence (n.)
Influence (v.)
Influence factor
(Teleph.)
Influence lines
(Maths.)
Influence machine
= electrostatic
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Influent (adj.)
Influent (n.)
Influx (n.)
Infold (v.)
Inform (v.)
Informal (adj.)
Information (n.)
Information centre
Information desk
Information,
evaluation of

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Informer
InfraInfra-black region
)(Telev.
)Infra-red (adj.
)(Phys.
Infra-red analyzer
)(Phys.
Infra-red detector
)(Phys.
Infra-red emulsion
)(Photog.
Infra-red heating
)(Phys.
Infra-red homing
)(Radio.
Infra-red image
)convertor (Radio.
Infra-red
photography
)(Photog.
Infra-red radiation
)(Phys.
Infra-red rays
)(Phys.
)Infra-sonic (adj.
)(Acous.
Infra-sonic
)frequency (Acous.
Infra-sonic range
)(Phys.
Infrabasal plates
)(Geol.
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Infrastructure
)(Eng.
Infrequency
)Infrequent (adj.
Infringement
)Infuse (v.
)Infusibility (n.
)Infusible (adj.
)(Chem.
)Infusion (Chem.
Infusorial earth
)(Geol.
Ingenhauszs
)apparatus (Phys.
)Ingenious (adj.
)Ingenuity (adj.
)Ingestion (n.
)Ingle-nook (Build.
Ingoing air current
)(Mining
)(Met.
)iron (Met.
)mould (Met.
)steel (Met.

Ingot
Ingot
Ingot
Ingot

)Ingot stripper (Met.

)Ingot tilter (Met.
)Ingrain (adj.
)Ingrain (n.
)Ingrained (adj.
Ingredient

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)Ingression (Geol.
)Inhabitable (adj.
)Inhabitant (n.
)Inhalant (Med.
Inhalation
)Inhale (v.
)Inhaler (n.

)Inharmonious (adj.
.
)Inherent (adj.
)(Phys.
.
Inherent
settlement (Civ.
)Eng.
)(
Inherent stability
)(Aero.

)Inherit (v.
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)Inhibit (v.
)Inhibited (adj.

)Inhibited (Eng.

Inhibited oil (Pet.
)
)Eng.
(
)Inhibition (Eng.

)Inhibition (n.
. . .
)Inhibitor (Chem.

Inhibitor, chemical
)(Chem.

Inhibitor,
)corrosion (Chem.

Inhibitor, oxidation
)(Chem.

Inhibitory action

)Initial (adj.
.

Initial (v.)
Initial boiling point
(Phys.)
Initial capacity
Initial charge
(Phys.)
Initial flow
Initial ionizing
event (Electronics)
Initial level

Initial line (Maths.)

Initial mass (Phys.)

Initial permeability
(Elec. Comm.)
Initial phase
Initial point
(Maths.)
Initial pressure
(Phys.)
Initial running
Initial state

Initial stress (Eng.)

Initial temperature
(Phys.)
Initial training
Initial velocity
(Mech.)
Initial voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Initial yield

Initially (adv.)
Initiate (adj.)
Initiate (v.)
Initiating agent
Initiating electron
(Phys.)
Initiative (adj.)
Initiative (n.)
Initiator (Chem.)
Initiator (n.)
Inject (v.)
Injected intrusives
(Geol.)
Injection (Geol.
Med. Eng.)
Injection
carburettor
Injection cock
(Eng.)
Injection lag (I.C.
Engs.)
Injection moulding
Injection nozzle
(Eng.)
Injection pressure
(Pet. Eng.)
Injection pump
(Eng.)
Injection stroke
(Eng.)
Injection syringe
(Med.)

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(Eng.)
Injection valve (I.C.
Engs.)
Injection well (Pet.
Eng.)
Injection, air-blast
(Eng.)
Injection, airless
(Eng.)
Injection, fuel
Injection,
hypodermic (Med.)
Injection,
intramuscular
(Med.)
Injection,
intravenous (Med.)
Injection,
mechanical (Eng.)
Injection, solid
(Eng.)
Injector (n.)
Injector barrel
(Eng.)
Injector plunger
(Eng.)
Injector seizure
(Eng.)
Injector stopcock
(Eng.)
Injector valve
Injector, fuel
Injector, grease

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)Injure (v.
)Injurious (adj.
)Injury (n.
Ink-pad
)Ink (n.
Ink point
Inked drawing
)Inking (n.
)Inkometer (Phys.
)Inlaid (adj.
Inland
)Inland ice (Geol.

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Inland navigation
)Inland sea (Geog.

)Inlay (n.
)Inlay (v.
)Inlet (n.
Inlet cam (I.C.
)Engs.
Inlet hole
Inlet manifold
)(Eng.
Inlet pipe (I.C.
)Engs.
Inlet port (I.C.
)Engs.
Inlet pressure (I.C.
)Engs.
Inlet screen

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suction stroke
)(Eng.
Inlet valve
)Inlet velocity (Eng.
Inlet, air
Inlet, gasoline
)(Eng.
)Inlet, oil (I.C. Engs.
)Inlier (Geol.
Inmost
Innage
)Innate (adj.
)Innavigable (adj.
)Inner (adj.
Inner band
Inner bearing
)(Eng.
Inner clutch drum
)(Eng.
Inner clutch hub
)(Eng.
Inner conductor
)(Elec. Eng.
Inner dead-centre
)(Eng.
Inner diameter
)Inner lining (Eng.
Inner pneumatic
tube
)Inner race (Eng.
Inner radius

Inner roller
bearing (Eng.)
Inner tube (Auto.)
Inner tube clamp
nut (Auto.)
Innings (Civ. Eng.)
Innocent (adj.)
Innominate (adj.)
Innovate (v.)
Innovation (n.)
Innoxious (adj.)
Innumerable (adj.)
Inoculate (Med.)
Inoculation (Med.)
Inoculum (Med.)
Inoffensive (adj.)
Inoperable (adj.)
(Med.)
Inoperable (Eng.)
Inoperative (adj.)
Inorganic (adj.)
(Chem.)
Inorganic acid
(Chem.)
Inorganic
chemistry (Chem.)
Inorganic
compounds
(Chem.)
Inorganic
constituent
Inorganic matter
(Chem.)

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(Pet. Eng.)
Inosculate (v.)
Inoxidizable (adj.)
(Chem.)
Input (Phys.)
Input admittance
(Elec. Eng.)
Input circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Input current
(Elec. Eng.)
Input gas (Pet.
Eng.)
Input heat (Phys.)
Input impedance
(Radio.,
Thermionics.)
Input of an engine
(Eng.)
Input power
Input pressure
(Eng.)
Input resonator
(Phys.)
Input side
Input transformer
(Elec. Comm.)
Input voltage
(Radio.)
Input well (Pet.
Eng.)
Inquire (v.)

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)Inquisitive (adj.
)Inrush (n.
)Insanity (Med.
)Inscribe (Maths.
)Inscribe (v.
)Inscribed (adj.
)(Maths.
Inscribed angle
)(Maths.
Inscribed circle
)(Maths.
Inscribed stock
)Inscription (n.
)Insect (n.) (Zool.
)Insect oil (Chem.
Insect powder
)(Chem.

)Insecticide (Chem.

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)Insecure (adj.
Inselberg (pl.
)inselberge) (Geol.
)Insensibility (n.
)Insensitive (adj.
)Inseparable (adj.
)Insert (n.
)Insert (v.
Insert earphone
)(Acous.

Insert receiver
(Phys.)
Inserted (adj.)
Inserted blade

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Inserted jaws (Eng.)

Inserted joint (Eng.)

Inserted tooth
(Eng.)
Inserted tooth
cutter (Eng.)
Inserter, valve
Inserting hook
Insertion (Maths.)
Insertion gain
(Elec. Comm.)
Insertion joint
(Eng.)
Insertion loss
(Elec. Comm.)
Insertion piece
Insertion sheet
Inset (n.)
Inset (v.)

Inshore
Inside-coloursprayed lamp
(Illum.)
Inside-frosted
lamp (Illlum.)
Inside antenna
(Radio.)

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Inside bevel gouge

(Carp.)
Inside brake (Eng.)
Inside cable (Elec.
Eng.)
Inside callipers
(Eng.)
Inside chaser (Eng.)
Inside clearance
(Eng.)
Inside
Inside
(Eng.)
Inside
Inside
Inside
(Eng.)

crank (Eng.)
cylinders
diameter
edge
fired boiler

Inside gauge (Eng.)

Inside gouge

Inside lap =
exhaust lap (Eng.)
Inside lead (Eng.)

Inside micrometer
calliper
Inside of
Inside screw tool
(Eng.)
Insight
Insignia

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)Insignificance (n.
)Insignificant (adj.
)Insinuation (n.
)Insipid (adj.
)Insist (v.
)Insistence (n.
)Insolation (Geol.

)Insolation (Meteor.

Insolation = sun
.
)stroke (Med.

)Insolubility (n.
)(Chem.
.
)Insoluble (adj.
)(Chem.
. .
Insoluble salts
)(Chem.

)Insolvable (adj.
.
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)Insonorous (adj.

)Inspect (v.
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Inspection-lamp
)(Illum.

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Inspection
chamber (or
)manhole
Inspection door
)(Eng.
Inspection duty

Inspection
Inspection
(Eng.)
Inspection
(Eng.)
Inspection
(Eng.)
Inspection

form
gauge
hole
pit
plate

Inspection plug
(Elec. Eng.)
Inspection port
Inspection stamp
Inspection, by
(Maths.)
Inspection, field
(Geog.)

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Inspector
Inspector general
Inspiration
Inspire (v.)
Inspissate (v.)

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Inspissated
deposits (Pet. Eng.)
Inspissation
(Chem.)
Instability (Aero.
Mech.)
Instability, elastic

Instability, inherent

Instability,
longitudinal
Instability, rolling
(Aero. Naut.)
Instability, spiral
(Aero.)
Install (v.)
Installation
Installations,
electric-lighting
Installer
Instalment
Instalment plan
Instance
Instant (adj.)
Instant (n.)
Instantaneous
(adj.)
Instantaneous
carrying-current
(Elec. Eng.)
Instantaneous
centre (Maths.)
Instantaneous
combustion (Eng.)
Instantaneous
current (Elec. Eng.)
Instantaneous
frequency (Elec.
Comm.)
Instantaneous fuse
(Mil.)

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Instantaneous grip
vice (Eng.)
Instantaneous
photography
(Photog.)
Instantaneous
power
Instantaneous
recording (Acous.)
Instantaneous
release (Eng.)
Instantaneous
shutter (Photog.)
Instantaneous
sound pressure
(Phys.)
Instantaneous
value (Elec. Eng.)
Instantaneous
velocity (Mech.)
Instantaneous
voltage (Phys.)
Instantaneous
water-heater =
geyser (Build.)
Instate (v.)
Instauration (n.)
Instigate
Instigation
Instill (v.)
Instinct
Institute (n.)
Institute (v.)
Institution

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)Instruct (v.
)Instruction (n.
Instruction, first
aid
Instruction,
practical
Instructions
Instructor
Instrumenttransformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Instrument (Eng.
)Instrument (n.
Instrument
approach and
)landing (Aero.
Instrument board
= instrument
dashboard
Instrument
)conditions (Aero.
Instrument
)damping (Eng.
Instrument error
Instrument flight
)rules (Aero.
Instrument flying
)(Aero.
Instrument
illumination
Instrument lag

Instrument
landing system
Instrument oil
Instrument panel
Instrument
permanent magnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Instrument range

Instrument reading
Instrument room
(Teleg.)
Instrument shunt
(Elec. Eng.)

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Instrument, aircraft

Instrument, angle
of position (Aero.)
Instrument, angle
of sight
Instrument,
azimuth
Instrument,
change-coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument, direct
reading (Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
edgewise (Elec.
Eng.)

Instrument,
electrodynamic
(Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
electrolytic (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
electrostatic (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
graphic (Elec. Eng.)
Instrument, hotwire (Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
indicating (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
induction (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
inferred zero (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
measuring (Eng.)
Instrument,
moving coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
portable (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
precision (Elec.
Eng.)

Instrument,
recording (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
rectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
registering (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
sensitivity (Eng.)
Instrument,
shielded-pole
(Elec. Eng.)
Instrument, singlepivot (Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
switchboard (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
thermal (Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
thermo-couple
(Elec. Eng.)
Instrument,
unipivot (Elec.
Eng.)
Instrument,
vibrating reed
(Elec. Eng.)
Instrumental (adj.)

Instrumental
equipment
Instrumental error
Instrumentation
Insubordination
Insufficiency (n.)
Insufficient (adj.)
Insufflate (v.)
Insufflator
Insulance (Elec.
Eng.)
Insulant (Elec.
Eng.)
Insular (adj.)
Insular climate
(Geog.)
Insulate (v.) (Phys.)
Insulated-return
system (Elec. Eng.)
Insulated (adj.)
Insulated bolt
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulated cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulated
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)
Insulated neutral
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(Elec. Eng.)
Insulated screweye (Elec. Eng.)
Insulated system
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulated tongs
Insulated wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating (adj.)
Insulating beads
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating board
(Build.)
Insulating brick
Insulating cement
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating coating
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating
compound(Elec.
Eng.)
Insulating
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Insulating flange
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating holder
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating jacket
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating joint
(Elec. Eng.)

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Insulating lagging
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating layer
(Eng.)
Insulating material
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating oils
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating pad
(Eng.)
Insulating paper
(Phys.)
Insulating
refractories
Insulating tap
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulating varnish
(or lacquer) (Elec.
Eng.)
Insulating washer
Insulation (n.)
Insulation
breakdown (Elec.
Eng.)
Insulation
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Insulation fault
(Elec. Eng.)
Insulation leakage
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulation
resistance (or
insulance ) (Elec.
Eng.)

Insulation strength
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulation test
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulation tester
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulation, heat
(Eng.)

Insulation, noise
(Acous.)
.
Insulation,
thermal (Phys.)

Insulator (Elec.
Eng., Phys.)
.
Insulator arcing

horn (Elec. Eng.)

Insulator cap
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulator pin (Elec.
Eng.)

Insulator plate
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulator,
accumulator (Elec.
Eng.)

Insulator, cap and
pin type (Elec.
Eng.)

Insulator, electric
(Elec. Eng.)

Insulator, sparkplug
Insulin (Med.)
Insult (n.)
Insult (v.)
Insuperable (adj.)
Insupportable heat
(Eng.)
Insurable (adj.)
Insurance
Insurance policy

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Insurance, accident
Insurance, all-risk
Insurance,
compulsory
Insurance,
disablement
Insurance,
equipment
Insurance, fire
Insurance, life
Insurance, third
part
Insure (v.)
Insured (adj.)
Insured, the
Insurgence (n.)
Insurmountable
(adj.)
Insurrection

Insusceptible (adj.)

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Intaglio (n.)
Intaglio printing
(Print.)
Intake (n.)
Intake air (Eng.)
Intake elbow (Eng.)
Intake manifold
(Eng.)
Intake opening
Intake pipe
Intake port
Intake pressure
(I.C. Engs.)
Intake shaft
(Mining)
Intake stroke (I.C.
Engs.)
Intake valve
Intake, air
Intake, screened oil
Intangible (adj.)
Integer = integral
number (Maths.)
Integrable (Maths.)
Integral (adj.)
Integral (n.)
Integral calculus
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Integral cam

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system
Integral dose
(Phys.)
Integral equation
(Maths.)
Integral number
(Maths.)
Integral of a
function (Phys.)
Integral operations
(Maths.)
Integral part
Integral root
(Maths.)
Integral stress
(Mech.)
Integral tank
(Aero.)
Integral unit
Integral, complete
(Maths.)
Integral, definite
(Maths.)
Integral, improper
(Maths.)
Integrand (Maths.)
Integrant (adj., n.)
Integrate (v.)
Integrated (adj.)
Integrated
movement

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Integrating circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Integrating factor
(Maths.)
Integrating
frequency meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Integrating meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Integrating
photometer (Illum.)
Integrating
wattmeter = watthour meter (Elec.
Eng.)
Integration (Maths.)
Integration (n.)
Integration by
partial fractions
Integration by
parts (Maths.)
Integration by
rationalization
(Maths.)
Integration by
reduction (Maths.)
Integration by
substitution
(Maths.)
Integration of
personality

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)numerical (Maths.
Integrator
Integrity
Integument
)Intellect (n.
)Intellectual (adj.
)Intellectual (n.
Intelligence
Intelligence
department
Intelligence net
Intelligence
)quotient (I.Q.
Intelligence service
Intelligence test
)Intelligent (adj.
Intelligibility
)(Teleph., Phys.
)Intelligible (adj.
Intelligible cross)talk (Teleph.
)Intend (v.
)Intendant (adj.
)Intended (adj., n.
)Intenerate (v.
)Intense (adj.
Intensification
Intensifier

Intensifier
electrode (Phys.)
intensify
Intensify (v.)
Intensify level
(Acous.)
Intensify
modulation (Telev.)
Intensify of current
(Phys.)
Intensify of electric
field (Phys.)
Intensify of field
(Elec. Eng.)
Intensify of gravity
(Phys.)
Intensify of
illumination (Phys.)
Intensify of
magnetic field
(Elec. Eng.)
Intensify of
magnetization
(Elec. Eng.)
Intensify of
pressure (Hyd.)
Intensify of
radiation (Phys.)
Intensify of sound
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(Eng.)
Intensify of stress
(Maths.)
Intensify of the
pole (Elec. Eng.)
Intensify scale
(Geol.)
Intensitometer
(Photog.)
Intensive (adj.)
Intensive activity
Intensive
agriculture
Intensive reflector
(Illum.)
Intent (adj.)
Intent (n.)
Intention
Intentional (adj.)
InterInter-electrode
capacity
(Thermionics)
Inter-station
interference
Interact (v.)
Interaction (Chem.)
Interchange (n.)
Interchange (v.)
Interchange of heat

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(n.)
Interchangeable
(adj.)
Interchangeable
gearing
Interchangeable
parts
Intercolumniation
(Arch.)
Intercommunicate
(v.)
Intercommunicatio
n
Intercommunicatio
n amplifier (Elec.
Comm)
Intercommunicatio
n system (Elec.
Comm.)
Intercondenser
(Eng.)
Interconnect (v.)
Interconnected
controls
Interconnected
star connection =
zigzag connection
(Elec. Eng.)
Interconnecting
(Teleph.)
Interconnector =
interconnecting
feeder (Elec. Eng.)

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(adj.)
Intercontinental
ballistic missile
(Mil.)
Intercooler (Eng.)
Intercorrelation
Intercostal (adj.)
Intercostal (n.)
(Aero., Naut.)
Intercourse (n.)
Intercross (n.)
Intercross (v.)
Intercrossing (n.)
(Biol.)
Intercrystalline
(adj.)
Intercrystalline
failure (Met.)
Intercrystallization
Interdependence
(n.)
Interdependent
(adj.)
Interest (n.)
Interest (v.)
Interest rate
Interested (adj.)
Interface (Chem.)
Interface level
Interfacial angle

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tension (Phys.)
Interfere (v.)
Interference (Phys.)
Interference
blanker (Eng.)
Interference
colours (Opt.)
Interference
comparator (Phys.)
Interference
constructive (Phys.)
Interference drag
Interference
elimination
Interference factor
(Teleph.)
Interference fading
(Phys.)
Interference figure
(Min.)
Interference filter
(Radio.)
Interference fit
(Eng.)
Interference
fringes (Opt.)
Interference level
Interference of
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wave motions
(Phys.)
Interference
pattern (Phys.)
Interference
phenomena
Interference plates
(n.)
Interference
settlement (Civ.
Eng.)
Interference
suppressor (Elec.
Eng.)
Interference,
atmospheric
(Radio.)
Interferometer
(Light)
Interferometry
(Light)
Interferric gap (or
space)
Interflange (Eng.)
Interfluve (Geol.)
Interfold (v.)
Interfuse (v.)
Intergalactic space
(Astron.)
Interglacial period
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Intergranular
corrosion (Met.)
Interheater (Eng.)
Interim (adj.)
Interim (n.)
Interiomarginal
(Geol.)
Interionic
attraction theory
(Chem.)
Interior (adj.)
Interior (n.)
Interior angles
(Maths.)
Interior bisector
Interior decoration
(Arch.)
Interior economy
Interior treatment
(Build.)
Interior works
Interlace (v.)
Interlaced (adj.)
Interlaced arches
(Arch.)
Interlaced fencing
(Build.)
Interlaced
scanning (Telev.)
Interlayer (Geol.)

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Interlineation
)Interlink (v.
Interlocation
)Interlock (n.) (Eng.
)Interlock (v.
Interlock clutch
)(Eng.
Interlock slot
)Interlocked (adj.
Interlocking
)apparatus (Eng.
Interlocking gear
)(Eng.
Interlocking side
)mills (Eng.
)Interlunar (adj.
)(Aston.
)Intermediary (adj.
)Intermediary (n.
Intermediary
product
Intermediate
)products (Chem.
)Intermediate (adj.
)Intermediate (n.
)(Chem.
Intermediate
bracing

Intermediate
circuit (Radio.)
Intermediate
compound (Chem.)
Intermediate
cylinder (Eng.)
Intermediate
distribution frame
(Teleph.)
Intermediate
fraction (Pet. Eng.)
Intermediate frame
Intermediate
frequency (Radio)
Intermediate
frequency amplifier
(Radio)
Intermediate
frequency
oscillator (Radio)
Intermediate
frequency strip
(Radio)
Intermediate
frequency
transformer (Radio)
Intermediate gear
(Eng.)
Intermediate
igneous rocks
(Geol.)

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neutrons (Phys.)
Intermediate
oxides =
amphoteric oxides
(Chem.)

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Intermediate rafter
(Build. Civ. Eng.)

Intermediate range

Intermediate range
ballistic missile
Intermediate
reactor (Phys.)

Intermediate
receiver (Eng.)
Intermediate relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Intermediate rocks
(Geol.)
Intermediate shaft
(Eng.)
Intermediate sight
(Surv.)
Intermediate
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Intermediate value
Intermediate
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= idle wheel
Intermesh
Intermetallic
compound (Met.)
Intermingle (v.)
Intermission
Intermit (v.)
Intermittence
Intermittent (adj.)
Intermittent
contact (Elec. Eng.)
Intermittent
current (Elec. Eng.)
Intermittent earth
(Elec. Eng.)
Intermittent
faulting (Geol.)
Intermittent flow
Intermittent
impulses
Intermittent light
Intermittent
loading (Elec.
Comm.)
Intermittent
lubrication (Eng.)
Intermittent
pressure (Phys.)
Intermittent quickflashing light

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(Elec. Eng.)
Intermittent
running (Eng.)
Intermittent siphon
Intermittent
vacuum
Intermittent
welding (Eng.)
Intermitter (Pet.
Eng.)
Intermitter =
interrupter (Elec.
Eng.)
Intermix (v.)
Intermixture
Intermodulation
(Elec. Eng.)
Intermodulation
distortion (Elec.
Comm.)
Intermolecular
(adj.)
Intermolecular
attraction forces
(Phys.)
Intern = interne (n.)
Internal (adj.)
Internal affairs
Internal bisector
(Maths.)
Internal capacity
(Electronics)

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Internal chaser
(Eng.)
Internal
combustion engine
(Eng.)
Internal
conversion (Phys.)
Internal cylinder
gauge
Internal diameter
Internal division
Internal energy
(Phys.)
Internal expanding
Internal expanding
brake (Eng.)
Internal factor
(Bot.)
Internal feed pipe
(Eng.)
Internal flue (Eng.)
Internal focusing
telescope (Surv.)
Internal force
Internal friction
(Phys.)
Internal gear (Eng.)
Internal grinding
(Eng.)
Internal hazard
(Build.)

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Internal
impedance
(Thermionics)
Internal indicator
(Chem.)
Internal medicine
Internal medium
Internal pressure
Internal reflection
Internal resistance
of a cell (Elec. Eng.)
Internal
respiration (Biol.)
Internal screw
(Eng.)
Internal screw
gauge (Eng.)
Internal screw
threads (Eng.)
Internal secretion
(Zool.)
Internal sleeve
Internal splines
(Eng.)
Internal spur gear
(Eng.)
Internal standard
line (Phys.)
Internal strain
(Met.)
Internal stress
(Met.)
Internal structure

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supercharger
Internal threading
cutter
Internal vibrator =
immersion vibrator
(Civ. Eng.)
Internal work
Internally fired
boiler (Eng.)
Internally ribbed
tube
Internally splined
gear (Eng.)

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Internally touching
circles (Maths.)

International (adj.)

International
ampere (Elec. Eng.)
International
Angstrom (Phys.)
International
candle (Illum.)
International
circuit (Teleph.)
International code
International code
of aerial navigation
International
commitments

International
coulomb (Phys.)
International date
line
International
electrical system of
units (Elec. Eng.)
International farad
(Elec. Eng.)
International
geographical mile
International
Geophysical Year
International
henry (Elec. Eng.)
International joule
(Elec. Eng.)
International
Morse Code
International ohm
(Elec. Eng.)
International
Organization for
Standardization
International
screw thread (Eng.)
International
temperature scale
(Phys.)
International unit
(Elec. Eng.)
International volt
(Elec. Eng.)

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International watt
(Elec. Eng.)
Internode (Bot.)
Interorbital
transfer (Phys.)
Interpellation
Interpenetration
twins (Geol.)
Interphase (adj.)
Interphase reactor
= phase-equalizer
(Elec. Eng.)
Interphase
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Interphone
(Teleph.)
Interplane aileron
(Aero.)
Interplane strut
(Aero.)
Interplanetary
(Astron.)
Interplanetary
space (Astron.)
Interplay (n.)
Interpolar gap
(Elec. Eng.)
Interpolate (v.)
Interpolation
(Maths.)
Interpolation, linear

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compole (Elec.
Eng.)
Interpole motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Interpose (v.)
Interposition
Interpret (v.)
Interpretation
Interpretation,
topographical
Interpreter
Interradial plates
(Geol.)
Interrelated (adj.)
Interrelation
Interrogate (v.)
Interrogation
Interrupt (v.)
Interrupted (adj.)
Interrupted
continuous waves
(Radio)
Interrupted current
Interrupted
quenching (Met.)
Interrupted ringing
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(Eng.)
Interrupter (Elec.
Eng.)
Interrupter contact
(Elec. Eng.)
Interrupter plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Interrupter,
automatic
Interruption
Interscendent
quantity (Maths.)
Intersect (v.)
(Maths.)
Intersecting (adj.)
Intersection
(Maths.)
Intersection (n.)
Intersection angle
(Surv.)
Intersection point
(Surv.)
Intersection zone
(Aero.)
Intersheath (Elec.
Eng.)
Interspace (n.)
Interspace (v.)
Intersperse (v.)
Interstage cooler
(Eng.)
Interstage coupling
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transformer
Interstellar space
(Astron.)
Interstice (n.)
Interstices,
capillary
Interstitial (adj.)
Interstitial atom
(Chem.)
Interstitial cell
(Biol.)
Interstratified bed
(Geol.)
Intertidal region
(Geol.)
Intertripping (Elec.
Eng.)
Intertropical (Geog.)
Interval (Acous.)
Interval (n.)
Interval error
Interval velocity
Intervalve
transformer
coupling
(Thermionics)
Interveined (adj.)
(Geol.)
Intervene (v.)
Intervening
medium
Intervening
variables

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)Interview (n.
)Interview (v.
)Interweave (v.
)Interwine (v.
)Interwoven (adj.
)Intestines (Zool.
)Intimate (adj.
Intimate mixing
Intimidation
Intolerance
)Intonation (Acous.
Intoxication
IntraIntra-annual
tautomerism
)(Chem.
)Intracellular (adj.
)Intractable (adj.
)(Met.
)Intrados (Aero.
Intrados (Build.,
)Civ. Eng.
Intramolecular
)(adj.
Intranuclear forces
)(Phys.
Intrapolar
electrolysis (Elec.
)Eng.
Intratelluric water
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Intricacy
Intricate problem
Intrigue
)Intrinsic (adj.
Intrinsic
coordinates
)(Maths.
Intrinsic crystal
)(Phys.
Intrinsic energy
)(Chem.
Intrinsic equation
)(Maths.
Intrinsic properties
)(Phys.
Intrinsic radiance
)(Phys.
Intrinsic stability
Intrinsic strength
)(Elec. Eng.
Intrinsically safe
)(adj.
)Introduce (v.
Introduction
)Introductory (adj.
)Introrse (Biol.
Introspection
)Introvert (adj.
)Introvert (n.
)Intrude (v.

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)Intrusion (n.
Intrusive magma
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Intrusive rock
)(Geol.
Intrusive vein
)(Geol.
Intuition
Intumescence
Intumescence of
)lava (Geol.
)Inulin (Chem.
)Inundate (v.
Inundation
)Inure (v.
)Inutility (n.
)Invade (v.
Invagination
)(Geol., Meteor.
)Invalid (adj.
)Invalidate (v.
)Invalidity (n.
)Invaluable (adj.
)Invar (Met.
Invariable
)Invariant (adj.
)Invariant (n.
)(Maths.
Invasion

Invent (v.)
Invention
Inventions board
Inventor
Inventory
Inverse (adj.)
Inverse (n.)
Inverse circular
function (Maths.)
Inverse cosecant =
arc- cosecant
(Maths.)
Inverse cosine =
arc-cosine (Maths.)
Inverse cotangent
= arc-cotangent
(Maths.)
Inverse current
(Phys.)
Inverse duplex
principle (Radio)
Inverse figure
(Maths.)
Inverse function
(Maths.)
Inverse hyperbolic
function (Maths.)
Inverse logarithm
= anti-logarithm
(Maths.)
Inverse operation
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voltage (Elec. Eng.)
Inverse
photoelectric effect
(Phys.)
Inverse polarity
(Phys.)
Inverse power
factor (Elec. Eng.)
Inverse probability
(Maths.)
Inverse proportion
(Maths.)
Inverse
proportionality
(Maths.)
Inverse ratio
(Maths.)
Inverse secant =
arc-secant (Maths.)
Inverse segregation
(Met.)
Inverse sine = arcsine (Maths.)
Inverse square law
(Phys.) (Maths.)
Inverse squares
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arc-tangent
(Maths.)
Inverse time-lag
(Elec. Eng.)
Inverse time-relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Inverse
trigonometrical
ratios (Maths.)
Inverse triplex rule
(Maths.)
Inverse variation
Inverse voltage
(Phys.)
Inversely (adv.)
Inversely
proportional
Inversion (Geol.,
Chem. Phys.)
Inversion axis
(Geol.)
Inversion of relief
(Geol.)
Inversion of
temperature
Inversion point
(Chem.)
Invert (v.)
Invert sugar
Invertase (Chem.)
Invertebrata (Zool.)

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contact (Elec. Eng.)

Inverted-L antenna
(Radio)

Inverted-V
antenna (Radio)
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Inverted (adj.)
.
Inverted
amplification
factor
(Thermionics)

Inverted arc lamp
(Illum.)

Inverted arch
(Build., Civ. Eng.)

Inverted atoms
(Phys.)

Inverted cone

Inverted convertor
(Elec. Eng.)
Inverted electric
machine (Elec.
Eng.)
Inverted engine
(Aero.)
Inverted flight
(Aero.)
Inverted fold (Geol.)
Inverted image
(Opt.)
Inverted limb
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(Aero.)
Inverted order
(Geol.)
Inverted position
Inverted rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Inverted relief
(Geol.)
Inverted repulsion
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Inverted rotary
convertor (Elec.
Eng.)
Inverted side band
(Radio.)
Inverted siphon
(Civ. Eng.)
Inverted spin
(Aero.)
Inverted
thermionic valve
(Thermionics)
Invertendo (Maths.)
Inverter = invertor
= inverted rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Inverting (Chem.)
Inverting eyepiece
(Surv.)
Invest (v.)

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)Investigation (n.
Investigator
Investment
Investment
coefficient
Investor
)Invigorate (v.
Inviolability
Inviscid fluid
)Invisibility (n.
)Invisible (adj.
Invisible exports
Invisible imports
Invisible joint
)(Eng.
Invisible loss (Pet.
)Eng.
Invisible spectrum
)(Phys.
Invitation
Invitation to bid
)Invite (v.
)Invoice (n.
)Invoice (v.
Invoice book
)Invoke (v.
)Involuntary (adj.
)Involute (adj.
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)system (Eng.
Involute shell
)Involution (Maths
)Involution (n.
Involution period
)(Bot.
)Involve (Maths.
)Involve (v.
)Involved (adj.
Involved rock
)(Geol.
)Invulnerable (adj.
)Inwall (Civ. Eng.
)Inward (adj.
)Inward (adv.
Inward flow
)turbine (Eng.
)Iodate (Chem.
)Iodic acid (Chem.
Iodic anhydride
)(Chem.
)Iodide (Chem.
)Iodinate (v.
)(Chem.
)Iodine (I) (Chem.
Iodine minerals
)(Geol.
Iodine number
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Iodine value
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Iodized oil
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Ion antagonism
)(Chem.
Ion avalanche
)(Phys.
Ion beam
)(Thermionics
Ion burn
)(Thermionics
)Ion chamber (Phys.
)Ion cluster (Phys.
Ion concentration
)(Chem.
)Ion current (Phys.
)Ion density (Phys.
Ion microscope
)(Phys.
)Ion pair (Phys.
Ion propulsion
)(Phys.
)Ion sheath (Phys.
)Ion spot (Phys.
Ion trap (Elec.
)Eng.
Ion, complex
)(Chem.

Ionization
coefficient (Chem.)
Ionization constant
(Chem.)
Ionization current
(Thermionics)
Ionization energy
(Phys.)
Ionization gauge
(Thermionics)
Ionization gauge
valve (Phys.)
Ionization
manometer
(Thermionics)
Ionization
potential (Chem.)
Ionization
temperature
(Chem. Phys.)
Ionization, degree
of (Chem.)
Ionize (Chem.)
Ionized (adj.)
Ionized gas
detector (Radio)
Ionized layer
(Radio)
Ionizer
Ionizing agent
(Phys.)
Ionizing energy
Ionizing event
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Ionizing radiation
)(Phys.
Ionogen
)Ionometer (Phys.
Ionophoresis
)(Chem.
Ionosphere
)(Radio., etc.
Ionospheric ray
)(Radio
Ionospheric wave
)(Radio
)Ionotropy (Chem.
)Iridescence (Phys.
)Iridescent (adj.
Iridescent clouds
)(Meteor.
)Iridium (Ir) (Chem.
)Iris (Bot.
)Iris (Min.
)Iris (Zool.
Iris diaphragm
)(Optics
)Irisation (Meteor.
Irish bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Irksome (adj.

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transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
Iron-nickel
= accumulator
Edison
accumulator
)(Chem.
Iron-wire hedge
)Iron (adj.
)Iron (Fe) (Chem.
)Iron (n.
)(v.
Age
)alloy (Met.
)alum (Min.

Iron
Iron
Iron
Iron

)Iron arc (Opt.

Iron bar
Iron carbide
)(Chem.
Iron carbonate
)Iron casting (Met.
)Iron clay (Geol.
)Iron content (Met.
Iron core (Elec.
)Eng.
Iron deposit
)(Mining
)Iron family (Chem.
Iron filings



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Iron foundry
)Iron glance (Min.
Iron loss (Elec.
)Eng.
Iron monoxide
)(Chem.
)Iron ochre (Min.
)Iron ores (Geol.
)Iron oxide (Chem.
)Iron pan (Min.
)Iron period (Chem.
)Iron pyrite (Geol.
)Iron refinery (Met.
)Iron rust (Chem.
Iron salts
Iron sandstone
)(Min.
Iron scarp
)Iron slag (Met.
)Iron smelting (Met.
Iron staining
)(Chem.
Iron sulphate
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)Iron tubing (Eng.
)Iron work (Build.
Iron works
Iron, angle
)Iron, bucking (Min.
)Iron, cast (Met.
Iron, caulking
Iron, corrugated
)Iron, ductile (Met.
Iron, flat-bar
Iron, galvanized
Iron, ingot
)(Foundry
Iron, malleable
)Iron, pig (Met.
)Iron, plane (Carp.
Iron, rolled
Iron, round bar
)Iron, sheet (Met.
)Iron, soft (Chem.
Iron, soldering
)Iron, wrought (Met.
)Ironclad (adj.
Ironclad
electromagnet
)(Elec. Eng.
Ironclad
switchgear (Elec.
)Eng.

Ironmongery
Ironsmith =
blacksmith
Ironstone (Min.)
Ironstone china
Ironware
Irony
Irradiance (Phys.)
Irradiant (adj.)
Irradiate (v.)
Irradiation (Phys.)
Irradicable (adj.)
Irrational (adj.)
Irrational (Maths.)
Irrational algebraic
function (Met.)
Irrational number
(Maths.)
Irrational quantity
(Maths.)
Irrational roots
(Maths.)
Irreciprocal (adj.)
Irrecoverable (adj.)
Irreducible (adj.)
Irreducible
fractions (Maths.)
Irrefutable (adj.)
Irregular-coursed
(Build.)
Irregular (adj.)

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aggregates
Irregular ignition
(Eng.)
Irregular nebulae
(Astron.)
Irregular polygon
(Maths.)
Irregular
polyhedron
(Maths.)
Irregular reflection
(Phys.)
Irregular running
(Eng.)
Irregularity
Irregularity of
motion
Irrelevance
Irreparable (adj.)
Irreplaceable (adj.)
Irresistible (adj.)
Irrespective of
Irresponsibility
Irretrievable (adj.)
Irreversibility
Irreversible (adj.)
Irreversible action
(Chem.)

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(Aero.)
Irreversible cycle
(Phys.)
Irreversible
process (Phys.)
Irreversible
reaction (Chem.)
Irreversible
transmission (Eng.)
Irrevocable (adj.)
Irrigable (adj.)
Irrigate (v.)
Irrigation (Civ.
Eng.)
Irrigation efficiency
(Civ. Eng.)
Irrigation systems
(Civ. Eng.)
Irritability
Irritant (adj.)
Irritate (v.)
Irritation (Biol.)
Irrotational (adj.)
Irrotational field
(Elec. Eng.)
Irrotational motion
(Phys.)
Irrotational wave
(Phys.)

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(Geol.)
Isallobar (Meteor.)
Isanomal (Meteor.)
Ischium (Zool.)
Isenergic (adj.)
(Phys.)
Isentropic change
(adj.) (Phys.)
Isinglass (Chem.)
Island (Geog.)
Island, volcanic
(Geol.)
Islet (Geog.)
Iso-octane (Chem.)
Isobar (Meteor.)
Isobar(e)s (Phys.)
Isobaric (adj.)
Isobaric surface
Isobase (Geol.)
Isobath (Ocean.)
Isobutane (Chem.)
Isocheim =
isocheimal line
(Meteor.)
Isochore (Chem.)
Isochromatic =
orthochromatic
(Photog.)
Isochromatic curve
(Phys.)
Isochronal =
isochronous (adj.)

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)Isochronous (adj.
Isochronous
governor
Isochronous
)motion (Maths.
)Isoclinal (adj.
)Isoclinal fold (Geol.
)Isocline (n.) (Geol.
Isoclinic line
)(Magn.
Isocyclic
compounds
)(Chem.
Isodesmic
)structure (Chem.
)Isodiametric (adj.
Isodiapheres
)(Phys.
Isodynamic
)(Maths.
Isodynamic lines
)(Phys.
)Isoelectric (Phys.
Isoelectric point
)(Phys.
Isoelectronic
)(Phys.) (Chem.
)Isogenetic (Zool.

Isogeothermal line
(Geophysics)
Isogonal = isogonic
(adj.)
Isogonal lines
(Magn.)
Isogone (Maths.)
Isogonic line
(Geophysics)
Isogram = isoline
(Meteor.)
Isohaline (Ocean.)
Isohel (Meteor.)
Isohyet = isohyetal
line (Meteor.)
Isolant (adj.) (Phys.)
Isolate (v.)
Isolated (adj.)
Isolated point =
acnode (Maths.)
Isolating
Isolating switch =
isolator (Elec. Eng.)
Isolating link (Elec.
Eng.)
Isolating tap
Isolating valve
Isolation
Isolation block
Isolation diode
(Electronics)

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transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Isolator (Elec. Eng.
)Isolux line (Illum.
)Isomagnetic (adj.
)(Magn.
)Isomer (Chem.
Isomer, nuclear
)(Chem.
)Isomeric (adj.
)Isomerism (Chem.
Isometric
Isometric change
Isometric crystal
)(Min.
Isometric drawing
Isometric line
)(Phys.
Isometric projection
Isometric system
Isometry
)Isomorph (Chem.
= Isomorphic
)isomorphous (adj.
Isomorphic
)crystals (Chem.


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)(Chem.
Isomorphism
)(Chem.
)Isomorphous (adj.
)(Chem.
= Isoneph
isonephelic line
)(Meteor.
Isonormal line
)(Meteor.
= Isopachyte
isopachous line
)(Geol.
)Isopaqe (Photog.
Isoperimetrical
)figures (Maths.
Isoperimetry
)(Maths.
)Isoperm (Met.
)Isophot (Illum.
)Isopiestic (adj.
)(Phys.
)Isoprene (Chem.
Isopropyl alcohol
)(Chem.
)Isorads (Geol.
Isosceles trapezoid
)(Maths.
Isosceles triangle
)(Geom.
Isoseismal line
)(adj.
)Isoseist (Geol.


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)Isostasy (Geol.
)Isostasy (Phys.
)Isostatic (adj.
Isostatic
readjustment
)(Geol.
)Isosteric (Chem.
)Isosterism (Phys.
)(Chem.

)Isostructural (adj.

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Isotheral line
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)Isothermal (adj.
Isothermal change
)(Phys.
Isothermal
)efficiency (Eng.
Isothermal
)elasticity (Phys.
Isothermal
)expansion (Phys.
Isothermal layer
)(Meteor.
Isothermal line (or
)curve) (Phys.

Isothermal process
(Chem.)
Isothermal
transformation
Isothermic (adj.)
(Phys.)
Isotones (Phys.)
Isotonic (Biol.,
Chem.)
Isotonic solution
(Med.)
Isotope (Phys.,
Chem.)
Isotope effect
(Phys.)
Isotope shift (Phys.)
Isotopes,
radioactive (Phys.)
Isotopic
abundance (Phys.)
Isotopic minerals
(Geol.)
Isotopic ratio
(Phys.)
Isotopic tracer
(Phys. Eng.)
Isotopic weight
(Phys.)
Isotron (Phys.)
Isotropic (Phys.)
Isotropic body
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Isotropic medium
Isotropic radiator
)(Phys.
= Isotropism
)istropy (Chem.
Isotype
)Isovolumic (adj.
)Issuance (n.
)Issue (n.
)Issue (v.
Issue on payment
Issue voucher

Issued of supplies

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)Isthmus (Geog.
)Italian roof (Arch.
)Italic (Typog.
)Italicize (v.
Itch
Item
)Itemize (v.
)Iterate (v.
Iterative
impedance (Elec.
)Eng.

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)Itinerary (n.
Ivories
)Ivory (adj.
)Ivory (n.
Ivory black
Izod (Impact) test
)(Met.
)Jab (n.
)Jab (v.
)Jabber (n.
)Jabber (v.
Jacinth = hyacinth
)(Min.
= Jack-knife
pocket knife
Jack-knife derrick
)(Civ. Eng.
)Jack-rafter (Carp.
)Jack-screw (Eng.
Jack-staff
Jack (Elec. Eng.,
)Teleph.
)Jack (Eng.
)Jack (v.
)Jack arch (Build.
)Jack bolt (Eng.
Jack box (Elec.
)Eng.
Jack engine
)(Mining
)Jack ladder (Naut.

Jack latch
Jack pad (Eng.)
Jack panel (Elec.
Eng.)
Jack plane (Carp.)
Jack ratchet (Eng.)
Jack roll (Civ. Eng.)
Jack shaft (Eng.)
Jack sleeve (Elec.
Eng.)
Jack stand (Eng.)
Jack switch (Elec.
Eng.)
Jack, answering
(Teleph.)
Jack, branching
(Teleph.)
Jack, break
(Teleph.)
Jack, hand (Eng.)
Jack, hydraulic
(Eng.)
Jack, lifting
Jack, line (Elec.
Comm.)
Jack, outgoing
(Teleph.)
Jack, rack and
pinion (Eng.)
Jack, screw (Eng.)
Jack, telescopic
(Eng.)

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Jackboot
)Jacket (Eng.
)Jacket (v.

)Jacket space (Eng.

Jacket water
circulation (I.C.
)Engs.
)Jacket, air (Eng.
Jacket, carburettor
)(Eng.
Jacket, cooling
Jacket, heating
)(Eng.

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)Jacket, life (Naut.

Jacket, vacuum
)(Phys.
Jacket, water

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)(I.C. Engs.
Jacketed magnet
Jacketing

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)(I.C. Engs.
Jackhammer (Civ.
)Eng.
)Jacking-up (Eng.
Jacking point
)Jackstay (Naut.


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)(Naut.
)Jaculate (v.
)Jade (Geol.) (Min.
)Jade green (adj.
)Jadeite (Min.
)Jag-bolt (Eng.
)Jag (n.
)Jag (v.
)Jagged (adj.
Jagged rocks
)(Geol.
)Jagging (n.
Jail
)Jalopy (n.
)Jalousie (Build.
)Jam (n.
)Jam (v.
)Jam nut (Eng.
)Jam riveter (Eng.
Jam, traffic
Jamb = jamb post
)(Build.
)Jamb stone (Build.


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)(Electronics
)Jamming (Eng.
)Jamming (Radio
Jamming station
)(Radio
)Jangle (n.
)Jangle (v.
Janitor
January
)Japan (Paint.

)Japan paint (Paint.

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)Japanning (Paint.
)Jar (n.
)Jar (v.
Jar breaker
)(Mining
)Jargon (or jargoon
)(Min.
)Jarring (adj.

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)Jaundice (Med.

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)Jaw-grip (Eng.
)Jaw (Eng.
)Jaw clutch (Eng.
)Jaw coupling (Eng.
Jaw crusher
)(Mining
)Jaw of vice (Eng.
)Jaw, brake (Eng.
Jaw, inside step
)(Eng.
Jaw, outside step
)(Eng.
)Jaws (Zool.
)Jaywalk (v.
Jean
Jeep
Jeffcott
)tacheometer (Surv.
Jeg
)Jejunum (Zool.
)Jell (v.
)Jellied (adj.
)Jellify (v.
)Jelly-like (adj.
Jelly
Jelly, petroleum
Jemmy = jimmy
)(Eng.

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Jenny
Jenny, spinning
)Jeopardize (v.
Jerk-pump (I.C.
)Engs.
)Jerk (Mech.
)Jerk (n.
)Jerk (v.
Jerkin
)Jerky (adj.
Jerry-building
)Jerry-built (adj.
Jerry can = jerrican
Jersey
Jet-drilling (Civ.
)Eng.
)Jet-propelled (adj.
Jet-turbine power
)plant (Aero.
Jet-wave rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
)Jet (Eng.
)Jet (Min.
)Jet (v.
)Jet aircraft (Aero.
Jet assisted take)off (Jato) (Aero.

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Jet black
Jet condenser
)(Eng.
)deflector (Eng.
)engine (Aero.
)fuel (Aero.
mixing
nozzle
orifice

Jet
Jet
Jet
Jet
Jet
Jet

)Jet pipe (Aero.

Jet pipe
)temperature (Eng.
)Jet plane (Aero.
)Jet power (Aero.
Jet propellant (Pet.
)Eng.
Jet propulsion
)(Aero.
Jet propulsion
)engine (Aero.
)Jet pump (Mech.
)Jet sound (Phys.
Jet stream
)Jet vane (Eng.
Jet velocity
)Jet, by-pass (Eng.
Jet, carburettor
)(Eng.
Jet, compensator
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)(Eng.
)Jet, gas (Eng.
Jet, idling
Jet, water
)Jetsam (Naut.
)Jetting (Civ. Eng.
)Jetting (n.
)Jetting out (Build.
Jetting, abrasive
)(Civ. Eng.
)Jettison (n.
)Jettison (v.
Jettison gear
)(Aero.
)Jetty (Naut.
Jetty, landing
Jewel
)Jewel setting (Eng.
Jeweller
)Jib-crane (Eng.
)Jib (Eng.
)Jib (Naut.
)Jib barrow (Eng.
)Jib boom (Eng.
)Jib legs (Eng.
)Jibe(v.) (n.
)Jig (Min.

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)Jig (v.
)Jig borer (Eng.
)Jig feet (Eng.
)Jig pump (Eng.
Jig welding (Elec.,
)Eng.
)Jig, bearing (Eng.
)Jig, drill (Eng.
)Jig, riveting (Eng.

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Jigger
)Jigger saw (Carp.
Jigging motion

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)Jiggle (v.
Jigs and fixtures
)(Eng.

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)Jim-crow (Eng.
)Jimmy (Eng.
)Jingle (n.
)Jingle (v.
)Jinny (Eng.
)Jitter (Radio

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Job demands
Job description
Job evaluation
Job lot
Job placement
Job sheet
Job shop
Job training
Job work
Job, by the
)Jobber (n.
Jobbery
Jobs
Jockey gearing
Jockey pulley
)(Eng.
Jockey weight
Jockey wheel (Civ.
)Eng.
)Jog (n.
)Jog (v.
)Jogging (n.
)Joggle (Carp.
)Joggle (v.
)Joggle beam (Carp.
Joggle post = king
)post (Build.

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)Joiner (n.
Joiners bench
Joiners bevel
Joinery
Joinery work
)(Carp.
Joining pin
)Joint (adj.
)Joint (Geol.
)Joint (n.
)Joint (v.
Joint account
Joint admittance
)(Elec. Eng.
Joint assembly
)Joint bolt (Eng.
Joint box (Elec.
)Eng.
Joint committee

Joint communique

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Joint conductance
)(Elec. Eng.
Joint connection
Joint cramp
Joint efficiency
)(Eng.

Joint filler (Civ.

Eng.)
Joint grease
Joint hinge = strap
joint (Carp.)
Joint hole
Joint interest
Joint liability
Joint pin
Joint report
Joint responsibility
Joint stock
Joint surface
Joint, fuselage
(Eng.)
Joint, lea-proof
Joint, and lap
(Carp.)
Joint, ball (Eng.)
Joint, ball and
socket (Carp.)
Joint, blind
mortise-and-tenon
(Carp.)
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,

butt (Carp.)
cluster
control
crossing

Joint, dado (Carp.)

Joint, dimpled
(Eng.)

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(Eng.)
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
(Eng.)
Joint,
Joint,

double eye
dovetail
dowel
expansion
flange butt
flexible

Joint, flush riveted

Joint, fork
Joint, groove and
tongue
Joint, halved (or
halving.)
Joint, insertion
Joint, insulating
(Elec. Eng.)
Joint, lap (Carp.)
Joint, loose
Joint, middle lap
(Carp.)
Joint, miter (Eng.)
Joint, mortise-andtenon (Carp.)
Joint, moving
Joint, oiltight
Joint, out of
Joint, packing
(Eng.)
Joint, plain
Joint, rebate (or
rabbet) (Carp.)
Joint, recessed

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Joint, riveted butt

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slip
soldered
spliced
square
strap
strength
suction

Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
Joint,
)(Eng.
Joint,

)Joint, swivel (Eng.

Joint, toggle
Joint, tongue-andgroove
Joint, twist
Joint, universal
)Jointed (adj.
Jointed pole
Jointer (Eng.,
)Build.
Jointer plane
)(Carp.
Jointing = joints
)(Geol.
Jointing a saw
Jointing compound
Jointing gasket
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)(Carp.
Jointing plane
)(Carp.
Jointless
conducter (Elec.
)Eng.
Jointly and
)severally (adv.
)Joist (Build.
Jolley
Jollys apparatus
)(Chem.
Jollys steam
)calorimeter (Phys.
Jolt-ramming (or
ram) machine
)(Eng.
Jolt-squeeze
machine
)Jolt (n.
)Jolt (v.
= Jona effect
stranding effect
)(Elec. Eng.
)Jostle (n.
)Jostle (v.
)Jot (v.
Joule-Kelvin effect
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)Joule (Phys.
Joule effect (Elec.
)Eng.
Joules equivalent
)(Phys.
Joules law (Chem.
)Elec. Eng.
)Jounce (n.
)Jounce (v.
)(Eng.
)(n.
bearing
)box (Eng.

Journal
Journal
Journal
)(Eng.
Journal

Journal compound
Journal, ball
bearing
Journal,
)crankshaft (Eng.
Journal, roller
bearing
Journalism
)Journey (n.
)Journey (v.
Journey log book
Journey man
Jovian planet
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)column (Aero.
)Jubilee (n.
)Judge (n.
)Judge (v.
Judgement (or
)judgment
)Judicial (adj.
Judicial
proceedings
)Judicious (adj.
)Jug (n.
)Juggler (Civ. Eng.
)Jugum (Geol.
Juice
)Juicy (adj.
Juke-box
Julian calendar
)(Astron.
July
)Jumble (n.
)Jumble (v.
Jump-spark
)ignition (I.C. Engs.
)Jump (n.
)Jump (v.
Jump drilling (Civ.
)Eng.
Jump joint = butt
joint
)Jump off (v.

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Jump weld = butt
weld
Jump, parachute
)(Aero.
Jumper-cable
)(Elec. Eng.
)Jumper (Civ. Eng.
)Jumper (Elec. Eng.
)Jumping-in (Eng.
= Jumping-up
upsetting
Jumping
Jumping cam
)Junction (n.
Junction box (Elec.
)Eng.
Junction circuit
)(Teleph.
Junction coupling
)(Elec. Comm.
Junction diode
)(Electronics
Junction law (Elec.
)Eng.
Junction line
)(Teleph.
Junction pipe
Junction plate



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)(Surv.
Junction rail
)(Railways
Junction rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
Junction, railway
Junction, road
Juncture
Juncture plane
June
Jungle
)Junior (adj., n.
)Juniper oil (Chem.
Junk
)Junk ring (Eng.
Junked hole (Pet.
)Eng.
)Jupiter (Astron.
Jurassic period
)(Geol.
Jurassic system
)(Geol.
Jurisdiction
Jurisprudence
)Jury (adj.
)Jury (n.
)Jury anchor (Naut.
Jury mast


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)Just (adj.
)Just (adv.
)Justice (n.
)Justifiable (adj.
)Justification (n.
)Justify (v.
)Jut window (Build.
)Jut(out) (n.
)Jut(out) (v.
Jute
)Jutty (Build.
)Juvenile (adj.
)Juvenile (n.
Juvenile court
= Juvenile water
magmatic water
)(Geol.
)Juxtapose (v.
)Juxtaposition (n.
Juxtaposition,
)faulted (Geol.
)k-band (Radio
)k-capture (Phys.
)k-degrees (Phys.


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)k-shell (Chem.
)K (potassium
)(Chem.
)K truss (Civ. Eng.
)Kainite (Min.
Kainozoic (or
Cainozoic) era
)(Geol.
Kalanite (Elec.
)Eng.
Kaleidoscope
)Kali (Chem.
)Kalinite (Min.
)Kalium (Chem.
)Kame (Geol.
Kaolin(e) = China
)clay (Geol.
)Kaolinite (Min.
Kaolinization
)(Geol.
Kaplan water
)turbine (Eng.
)Kapok (Bot.

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)Eng.
)Kaput (adj.
Karat = carat
Karri
)Karst (Geol.
= Karyokinesis
mitosis
Karyon = nucleus
)(Biol.
Kata = cata
katabatic wind
)(Meteor.
)Katabolism (Biol.
Kataclastic (or
)cataclastic
)structure (Geol.
Katagenesis (Geol.,
)Zool.
= Katalysis
)catalysis (Chem.
Katamorphism
)(Geol.
Katharometer
)(Chem.
Kathion = kation
)(Chem., Phys.
Kathode = cathode
Kathode rays
)(Phys.

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)Kauri gum (Chem.

)Kayser (Phys.
)Kedge (n.) (Naut.
)Kedge (v.
)Keel (Aero., Naut.
)Keel (v.
Keel surface
)(Aero., Naut.
Keelson (Aero.,
)Naut.
Keen-edged tool
)Keen (adj.
Keenes cement
)Keep (v.
Keep alive circuit
)(Electronics
)Keep plate (Eng.

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Keg
)Kelly (or kelly bar
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)Kelp (Bot. Chem.

Kelson = keelson

)Keeper (Elec. Eng.

)Keeper (n.
)Keeper (Photog.
)Keeps (Mining

Kelvin
:
Kelvin balance
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(Elec. Eng.)
(
Kelvin bridge (Elec. : " "
Eng.)

Kelvin compass =
Thomson compass
(Naut.)
" "
Kelvin double
bridge = double
bridge (Elec. Eng.)
""
Kelvin effect =
Thomson effect
. " "
""
(Elec. Eng.)
Kelvin electrometer
= quadrant
electrometer (Elec.
Eng.)
Kelvin scale ( or
Kelvins absolute
scale of
temperature)
(Phys.)
Kelvin sounder
(Ocean.)
Kennel coal
(Mining)
Kennelly-Heaviside
layer (Radio)
Kenotron
(Thermionics)

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Kentledge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Kenyte (Geol.
Keplers laws
)(Astron.
)Keratin (Zool.
)Keratoid (Zool.
Kerb = curb = kirb
)(Civ. Eng.
)Kerf (Build.
)Kerf (Carp. Eng.
Kerfed beam
)(Build.
)Keriotheca (Geol.
)Kermesite (Geol.
)Kern (Typog.
)Kernel (Bot.
)Kernel (Chem.
)Kernite (Min.
)Kerogen (Pet. Eng.
Kerosene shale
)(Pet. Eng.
= Kerosine
= kerosene
)paraffin (or lamp
)oil (Chem.

)Kerr effect (Telev.

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)Ketene (Chem.
)Ketone (Chem.
Kettle
)Kettle hole (Geol.
Kettle, electric
)(Elec. Eng.
)Kev (Elec. Eng.
)Kevel (Build.
)Kevel = cleat (Naut.
Key-course (Civ.
)Eng.
)Key-feather (Eng.
)Key-seat (n.
Key-seating
)machine (Eng.
)Key (adj.
)Key (Eng.

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)Key (Teleph., Teleg.
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)Key (v.

Key bed

Key bolt

)Key boss (Eng.

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)Key chuck (Eng.

Key click (Elec.
)
)Eng.
(
)Key drop (Build.

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(

)Key filter (Teleg.

Key gauge
Key industries
Key modulation
)(Radio
Key of a joint
Key plan
Key plate
Key point
)Key position (Mil.
)Key print (Photog.
)Key seating (Eng.
Key sector
)Key speed (Teleg.
Key switch (Elec.
)Eng.

)Key well (Pet. Eng.

Key word
)Key wrench (Eng.
Key, code
Key, gib headed
)(Eng.

)Key, lever (Teleph.

Key, listening
)(Teleph.
Key, locking
)(Teleph.
Key, master
Key, monitoring

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)Key, Morse (Teleg.

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Key, non-locking
)(Teleg.
Key, plunger
)(Teleph.
Key, pulsing
)(Teleph.
Key, ring
)Key, saddle (Eng.
Key, sending (Elec.
)Comm.
Key, speaking
)(Teleph.
)Key, sunk (Eng.
Key, tangential
)(Eng.
)Key, taper (Eng.
)Keyboard (n.) (Eng.
)Keyboard (n.
)(Print.
Keyboard
transmitter (Elec.
)Comm.
)Keyed (adj.
Keyed joint
Keyer (Elec.
)Comm.
Keyholder (Elec.
)Eng.
Keyhole
)Keyhole saw (Carp.
)Keying (Eng.
)Keying (Teleg.




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marking wave
)(Teleg.
Keynote
Keys, pneumatic
)(Teleg.
Keystone (Civ.
)Eng.
Keystone
)distortion (Telev.
)Keyway (Eng.
Keyway broaching
)fixture (Eng.
Keyway calipers
)(Eng.
Keyway seating
)machine (Eng.
Keyway tool (or
)cutter) (Eng.
Khaki
)Kibble (Eng.
)Kibbler (Eng.
)Kick-back (Eng.
Kick-out lever
)(Eng.
Kick-up chassis
)Kick (n.
)Kick (v.
Kick of relay
)(Teleg.
)Kick rocket (Aero.
)Kidney (Zool.

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Kier
Kieselguhr
)Kieserite (Min.
Kieve = dolly tub
)(Mining

)Kilerg (Phys., Eng.

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Killed spirits of salt

)Killed steel (Met.
)Killick (n.
)Killing (Eng.
)Killing (Paint.
)Kiln (n.
)Kiln (v.
Kiln drying
Kilo)Kilo-curie (Phys.
)Kilo-erg (Elec. Eng.
Kilo-line = kiloline
)(Magn.
Kilo-litre (or
)kiloliter
Kilocalorie (or
)kilogram calorie
)(Phys.

Kilocycle(s) per
second (kc s) (Elec.
Comm.)
Kilodyne (Mech.)
Kilogauss (Magn.)
Kilogram (me)
(Phys.)
Kilogram meter (or
kilogram meter)
(Phys.)
Kilogram, standard
Kilohertz =
kilocycle second
(Elec. Eng.)
Kilojoule (Phys.)
Kilometre (or
kilometer)
Kilometric waves
(Radio)
Kiloton
Kilovolt-ampere
(Elec. Eng.)
Kilovolt (Elec. Eng.)
Kilowatt-hour
(KWh. Kwhr) (Elec.
Eng.)
Kilowatt-hour
meter (Elec. Eng.)
Kilowatt (Elec.
Eng.)
Kilter (n.)
Kim shale (Geol.)

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)Kind (n.
)Kindle (v.
Kindling
temperature
)(Chem.
Kindly
)ground(Mining
Kindred igneous
)rocks (Geol.
)Kine (Phys.
)Kinematic (adj.
Kinematic chain
)(Eng.
Kinematic viscosity
= Kinematics
)mechanics (Phys.
)Kinescope (Telev.
)Kinetic (adj.
Kinetic energy
)(Phys.
Kinetic friction
)(Mech.
= Kinetic head
)velocity head (Hyd.
Kinetic heating
)(Phys.
Kinetic theory of
)gases (Phys.


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Kinetically
equivalent systems
)(Eng.
)Kinetics (Phys.
Kinetograph
)King-bolt (Eng.
King-bolt bearing
)King-piece (Carp.
King-pin = swivel
)pin (Auto.
King-post (Build.
)Carp.
King-post truss
)(Carp.
)King-rod (Build.
)King-size (adj.
)King leg (Civ. Eng.
King lever
King tower = crane
)tower (Eng.
)King truss (Build.
)King valve (Eng.
Kingdom
Kingston valve
)(Naut.
)Kink (n.
)Kink (v.
Kinsh
Kiosk

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Kipps apparatus
)(Chem.
Kirb = kerb (Civ.
)Eng.
Kirchhoffs
(radiation) law
)(Phys.
Kirchhoffs laws
)(Elec. Eng.
)Kish (Met.
Kit
)Kit, camera (Surv.
Kitchen midden
)(Geol.
)Kite (n.
)Kite (v.
)Kite Balloon (Aero.
Kite Balloon
)(Meteor.
Kitten skins
Kjeldahls method
)(Chem.
Kjellin furnace
)(Elec. Eng.
Klaxon

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)Klieg eyes (Cinema

)Klieg light (Cinema

Klinker brick
)(Build.
)Klip (n.
Klirrfaktor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Kloof (Geol.
Klydonograph
)(Elec. Eng.

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)Knack (n.
)Knap (v.
Knapping hammer
)(Build.
Knapsack
Knapsack sprayer
)(Agric.
)Knar (Carp.
)Knead (v.

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)Knee brace (Build.

= Knee joint
)knuckle joint (Eng.
)Knee rafter (Carp.


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mansard roof
)(Carp.
)Kneeler (Hyd. Eng.
Knife
Knife-clasp
)Knife-edge (Eng.
Knife-edge bearing
Knife-edge
suspension
Knife-switch (Elec.
)Eng.
Knife file
)Knife tool (Eng.
)Knit (v.
Knitting frame (or
)loom
Knob
Knock-on collision
)(Phys.
)Knock-rating (Eng.
)Knock-rating (n.
)Knock (n.)(Eng.
)Knock (v.
)Knock down (v.
Knock intensity
)(Eng.
)Knock out (n.
Knock rating
)engine (Pet. Eng.

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)(Eng. Chem.
Knock, engine
)(Eng.
Knock, ignition
)(Eng.
)Knockabout (adj.
)Knocker-out (Carp.
)Knocking (Eng.
Knockings
)Knoll (Geol.
)Knop (Build.
)Knot (Bot.
)Knot (n.
)Knot (Naut.
)Knot (v.
Knot, granny
Knot, overhand
Knot, reef
Knot, running
Knotted schist
)(Geol.
Knotted slate
)(Geol.
)Knotting (Paint.
)Knotty (adj.
Know-how
)Knowledge (n.
)Knuckle (Eng.
)Knuckle (Zool.

Knuckle gearing
)(Eng.

)Knuckle joint (Eng.

= Knuckle pin
)wrist pin (Eng.

Knuckle thread
:
)(Eng.

)Knurl (n.
.
)Knurl (v.
. .
= Knurled head
)milled head (Eng.
.
)Knurled nut (Eng.

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Konel metal

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)Knurling tool (Eng.

Kollsman
)barometer (Aero.

)Konometer (Mining
)Kovar (Met.
)Kr (krypton
)(Chem.
Kraft (paper) (Elec.
)Eng.
)Kratogen (Geol.

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)Kryptol (Chem.
)Krypton (kr
)(Chem.
Krypton lamp
)(Phys.

)Kundt tube (Phys.

)Kunzite (Min.
= Kupfernickel
)niccolite (Min.
:
)Kurchatovium (Ku
:
)(Chem.
)( 104

)Kyanizing (Build.
) (
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390
)L-band (Phys.
1550

)L-electron (Chem.

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)L-shell (Chem.

)La (lanthanum
:
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La Cour convertor
)(Elec. Eng.
Lab = laboratory
Labarraques
)solution (Chem.
)Label (Arch.

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)Label (v.
Labeled molecule
)(Chem.
Labeled substance
)(Chem.
)Labelled (adj.
)Labelled (Chem.
)Labelling (Chem.
)Labelling (n.
)Labial (adj.
)Labile (adj.
)(Chem., Phys.
Labile oscillator
)(Radio
)Labile stage (Geol.
)Lability (n.
)Labor = labour (n.
)Labor = labour (v.
Laboratory
Laboratory
apparatus
Laboratory
equipment
Laboratory test
Laboratory,
)chemical (Chem.
)Laborious (adj.



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Labour-union
)Labour (n.
)(v.
costs
dispute
force
laws

Labour
Labour
Labour
Labour
Labour

Labour regulations
Labour turnover
Labour, casual
Labour, hard
Labour, skilled
)Laboured (adj.
)Labourer (n.
)Labradorite (Min.
)Labyrinth (Acous.
)Labyrinth (n.
)Labyrinth (Zool.
Labyrinth joint
)(Eng.
Labyrinth
loudspeaker
)(Acous.
Labyrinth packing
)(Eng.
Labyrinth ring
)Lac (Chem.

Laccolith (Geol.)
Lace (n.)
Lace (v)
Lacerate (adj.)
Lacerate (v.)
Laceration (n.)
Lacerta (The
Lizard) (Astron.)
Lachrymal =
lacrimal (adj.)
Lachrymators
(Chem.)
Lacing course
(Build.)
Lacing tape
Lack (n.)
Lack (v.)
Lack of balance
(Mech.)
Lack of discipline
Lack of
equilibrium (Mech.)
Lack of practice
Lack of uniformity
Laconic (adj.)
Lacquer (Chem.)
Lacquer (v.)
Lacquer solvent
(Paint.)
Lacquer thinner
(or diluent)

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)Lacquering (n.
= Lacrimator
lachrymator
)Lactase (Chem.
)Lacteous (adj.
)(Chem.
)Lactic acid (Chem.
)Lactose (Chem.
)Lacuna (Biol.
)Lacunar (Build.
)Lacustrine (Ecol.
Lacustrine
)deposits (Geol.
Lacustrine
)environment (Ecol.
)Ladder (n.
Ladder chain (Civ.
)Eng.
= Ladder dredger
excavator (Civ. Eng.
Ladder scaffold
)(Build.
Ladder vein (or
)lead) (Geol.
Ladder, folding
)Lade (v.
)Laden (adj.
)Lading (n.
)Ladle (Met.
)Ladle (v.

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Laevo-rotary =levo)rotatory (Chem.

)Lag (n.
)Lag (v.
Lag of
thermometer
)(Phys.
Lag screw = lag
)bolt (Carp.
)Lag, air (Aero.
Lag, angle of (Elec.
)Eng.
Lag, bolt = lag
)screw (Carp.
Lag, combustion
)(I.C. Engs.
Lag, exhaust valve
)(I.C. Engs.
)Lag, ignition (Eng.
Lag, inlet valve
)(I.C. Engs.
Lag, magnetic
)(Phys.
Lag, phase (Elec.
)Eng.
)Lagging (adj.
)Lagging (n.) (Build.
Lagging current
)(Elec. Eng.

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= Lagging load
inductive load
)(Elec. Eng.
Lagging phase
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lagoon (Geol.
Lagoon(al) deposits
)(Geol.
)Lahar (Geol.
Laid-dry bricks
)(Build.

Laissez-faire
Laissez-passer
)Laitance (Build.
)Lake (Chem.
)Lake (Geol.
)Lake, bitter (Geol.

)Lake, crater (Geol.

)Lake, salt (Geol.

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Lake, underground
)(Geol.
)Lakelet (Geol.
Lalande cell (Elec.
)Eng.
)Lamarckism (Biol.
)Lambert (Illum.

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Lamella (pl.
)lamellae
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= Lamellar
:
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)Lamellar flow (Hyd.

Lamellar
magnetization
)(Elec. Eng.
Lamellar structure
)(Geol.
= Lamellate
lamellar
)Lamelliform (adj.

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)Lamina (Elec. Eng.

)Lamina (Geol.

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)Laminar flow (Hyd.

)Laminate (adj.
)Laminate (v.
)Laminated (adj.
Laminated arch
)(Carp.
Laminated board
)(Carp.
Laminated brush
)(Elec. Eng.
Laminated clay
)(Geol.
Laminated clutch
)(Mech. Eng.

Laminated
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)
Laminated contact
= brush contact
(Elec. Eng.)
Laminated core
(Elec. Eng.)
Laminated glass =
laminated safety
glass
Laminated grid
Laminated iron
(Eng.)
Laminated magnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Laminated plastics
Laminated pole
(Elec. Eng.)
Laminated screen
(Eng.)
Laminated spring
(Eng.)
Laminated
structure (Geol.)
Laminated wood
(Carp.)
Laminated yoke
(Elec. Eng.)
Lamination (Elec.
Eng.)

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)Lamination (Geol.
)Lamination (n.
Lamp-signal
)Lamp (n.
Lamp adapter
)(Elec. Eng.
Lamp annunciator
)(Teleph.
Lamp base = lamp
)cap (Illum.
Lamp bracket
Lamp bulb (Elec.
)Eng.
Lamp cap (Elec.
)Eng.
Lamp circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Lamp cut-out
)(Elec. Eng.

Lamp dimmer
)(Elec. Eng.
Lamp efficiency
)(Illum.
Lamp filament
)(Illum.
Lamp indicator
)(Eng.

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Lamp pendant
)(Illum.
Lamp post

Lamp receptacle
(or socket) (Illum.)
Lamp reflector
(Illum.)
Lamp resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Lamp socket =
lampholder (Illum.)
Lamp switch (Elec.
Eng.)
Lamp, arc (Elec.
Eng.)
Lamp, dash (Illum.)
Lamp, daylight
(Illum.)
Lamp, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Lamp, filament
(Illum.)
Lamp, gas (Illum.)
Lamp,
incandescent
(Illum.)
Lamp, inspection
(Eng.)
Lamp, parking
(Auto.)
Lamp, pilot = pilot
signal (Illum.)
Lamp, rear (Auto.)

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Lamp, signalling
)(Elec. Eng.
Lamp, warning
)(Eng.
)Lampblack (n.
)(Chem.
)Lampholder (Illum.
Lampholder plug
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lance (n.
)Lance (v.
Lance corporal
)(Mil.
)Lancet (adj.
)Lancet (n.
)Lancet arch (Build.
Lancet plates
)(Geol.
Lancet window
)(Build.
)Land (Eng.
)Land (n.
)Land (v.
Land accretion (or
)reclamation
)(Agric.
Land breeze
)(Meteor.
)Land bridge (Geol.
Land carriage

Land engine
Land forces (Mil.)
Land ice (Geol.)
Land line
Land mine (Mil.)
Land power (Mil.)
Land reform
Land subsidence
(Geol.)
Land surveyor
(Surv.)
Land up-lift (Geol.)
Landfall (Naut.
Aero.)
Landing
Landing angle
(Aero.)
Landing area
(Aero.)
Landing barge
(Naut.)
Landing beacon
(Radio., Aero.)
Landing beam
(Radio., Aero.)
Landing call push
(Elec. Eng.)
Landing craft
(Naut.)
Landing deck
(Aero.)
Landing field
(Aero.)

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Landing
(Aero.)
Landing
(Aero.)
Landing
(Aero.)
Landing
(Aero.)
Landing
(Naut.)
Landing
(Aero.)

flap (Aero.)
floodlights
gear
ground
lights
pier
ramp

Landing run (Aero.)

Landing
searchlight (Aero.)
Landing skid
(Aero.)
Landing speed
(Aero.)
Landing stage
(Naut.)
Landing strip
(Aero., Naut.)
Landing switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Landing wheels
(Aero.)
Landing zone
(Aero., Naut.)
Landing, blind
(Aero.)

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)(Aero.
Landing,
)emergency (Aero.
Landing, forced
)(Aero.
Landing,
)instrument (Aero.
Landing, stall
)(Aero.
)Landlocked (adj.
Landlocked sea
)(Geog.
)Landmark (n.
Landmarks,
topographic (Geol.,
)Surv.
Landsberger
)apparatus (Chem.
)Landscape (Geol.
)Landscape (n.
Landslide = land
)slip (Geol.
= Landward
)landwards (adv.
)Lane (n.
)Lane, air (Aero.
)Lang lay (Eng.
Langerhans islets
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)Langley (Astron.
)Lanolin(e
)Lantern (n.
Lantern pinion (or
)wheel.
Lantern slides
Lantern, signalling
Lantern, projection
)(Illum.
Lanthanides
)(Chem.
)Lanthanum (La
Lanyard
)Lap-jointed (adj.
)(Eng.
)Lap-welded (adj.
)(Plumb.
)Lap (n.

)Lap (v.
)Lap dovetail (Carp.
)Lap joint (Carp.

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Lap seam welding
)(Eng.
)Lap valve (Eng.
Lap welding (Elec.
)Eng.
Lap winding (Elec.
)Eng.
)Lap, valve (Eng.
Lapel microphone
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lapidary (n.
)Lapidify (v.
Lapilli (sig.
)Lapillus) (Geol.
)Lapis lazuli (Min.
Laplace equation
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lapped (adj.
)Lapping (Eng.
)Lapping (Paint
Lapping compound
)(Eng.
Lapping machine
)(Eng.
)Lapse (n.

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)Larceny (n.

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)Lard oil (Chem.

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Large-scale
)Large (adj.
Large calorie
)(Phys.
)Lariat (n.
)Larry (Civ. Eng.
)Larva (Biol.
)Larvicide (Chem.
)Larynx (Biol.
Laser (Light
Amplification by
Stimulated
Emission of
)Radiation) (Phys.
Lash-up
)Lash (n.
)Lash (v.
)Lashing (n.
Lashing ring
)Last (adj.
)Last (n.

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Latch-key
Latch-lock

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)Latch (v.
Latch jack (Civ.
)Eng.
Latch, anchor (Civ.
)Eng.
)Late (adj.
)Late (adv.
Late admission
)(I.C. Engs.
Late ignition (I.C.
)Engs.
Late image
)(Photog.
Late Palaezoic
)(Geol.
)Lateen sail (Naut.
)Latency (n.
Latency time
)(Phys.
)Latent (adj.
Latent energy
)(Phys.
= Latent force
potential energy
)(Phys.

Latent heat (Phys.)

Latent heat of
fusion (Phys.)
Latent heat of
steam (Phys.)
Latent heat of
sublimation (Phys.)
Latent heat of
vaporization (Phys.)
Latent
magnetization
(Elec. Eng.)
Lateral (adj.)
Lateral aperture
Lateral area
(Geom.)
Lateral axis (Aero.)
Lateral bracing
(Eng.)
Lateral chromatic
aberration (Opt.)
Lateral clearance
(Eng.)
Lateral contraction
(Phys.)
Lateral corrasion
(Geol.)
Lateral crater
(Geol.)

Lateral deflection
(or deviation)

Lateral deformation
Lateral discharge
(Elec. Eng.)
Lateral
displacement
Lateral divergence
Lateral drilling
(Civ. Eng.)
Lateral expansion
(Phys.)

Lateral fault (Geol.)

Lateral flexure

Lateral force (Phys.)

Lateral
inclinometer (Eng.)
Lateral inversion
(Light)
Lateral inverted
image (Light)
Lateral
magnification (Opt.)
Lateral moraine
(Geol.)
Lateral motion
Lateral plane
Lateral play (Eng.)
Lateral resistance
(Aero.)

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)Lateral shift (Geol.

Lateral stability
)(Phys.
Lateral strain
)(Phys. Eng.
Lateral surface
)(Maths.
Lateral thrust
)(Eng.

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)Lateral vein (Geol.

Lateral vibration
)Laterite (Geol.

)Laterite soil (Geol.

Laterolog (Civ.
)Eng.
)Latex (Bot.
Latex, rubber
)Lath (n.

)Lath (v.
)Lathe-work (Eng.
)Lathe (Eng.
)Lathe apron (Eng.
)Lathe bed (Eng.
Lathe carriage
)(Eng.
= Lathe carrier
)lathe dog (Eng.

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)Lathe chuck (Eng.
)Lathe clutch (Eng.
)Lathe dog (Eng.
)Lathe head (Eng.
Lathe headstock
)(Eng.
)Lathe hoist (Eng.
Lathe lead screw
)(Eng.
Lathe live spindle
)(Eng.
)Lathe saddle (Eng.
Lathe shears (or
)ways) (Eng.
Lathe slide rest
)(Eng.
Lathe steady rest
)(Eng.
Lathe tailstock
)(Eng.
)Lathe tools (Eng.
Lathe, automatic
)(Eng.

)Lathe, bench (Eng.

)Lathe, centre (Eng.

Lathe, copying
)(Eng.

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Lathe, screw)cutting (Eng.
Lathe, surfacing
)(Eng.
)Lathe, turret (Eng.
)Lather (n.
)Lather (v.
Lather oil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Lathing (Build.
)Latitude (Astron.
)Latitude (n.
Latitude, celestial
)(Astron.
Latitude,
geographical
)Latrine (n.
)Latten (or lattin
)(Met.
)Lattice-work (Eng.
Lattice (Chem.,
)Phys.
)Lattice (Civ. Eng.
Lattice
(suspension) tower
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lattice (v.






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)Eng.
Lattice bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
Lattice coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Lattice filter (Elec.
)Comm.
Lattice framework
)(Civ. Eng.
Lattice girder (Civ.
)Eng.
Lattice network
)(Elec. Comm.
Lattice structure
)(Chem.
Lattice texture
)(Geol.
Lattice truss (Civ.
)Eng.
Lattice winding
)(Elec. Eng. Radio
Lattice window
)(Build.
)Latticed (adj.
Latus rectum
)(Maths.
Laughing gas
)(Chem.
)Launch (n.
)Launch (v.


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Launch control
)centre (Eng.
)Launch site (Eng.
Launch stand
)(Eng.
Launch vehicle
)Launcher (n.) (Eng.
Launching angle
Launching base
)(Eng.
Launching pad
)(Eng.
Launching platform
Launching ramp
)(or tower
Launching ways
)(Naut.
)Launder (n.) (Met.
)Launder (v.
)Laundry (n.
Laundry soap
)(Chem.
)Lauric acid (Chem.
)Laurus (laurel
)(Bot.
)Lautarite (Min.
)Lava (Geol.
)Lava ash (Geol.
)Lava dome (Geol.

Lava flow (Geol.)

Lava sheet (Geol.)
Lavatory (Geol.)
Lavender (Bot.)
Lavender (n.)
Law (n.)
Law of combining
volumes (Chem.)
Law of
conservation of
energy (Phys.)
Law of
conservation of
mass (Chem.)
Law of
conservation of
matter (Phys.)
Law of constant
(definite)
proportions
(Chem.)
Law of cooling
(Phys.)
Law of cosines
(Maths.)
Law of diffusion
(Chem.)
Law of diminishing
returns
Law of electric
networks (Elec.
Eng.)

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attraction (Phys.)
Law of equilibrium
(Chem.)
Law of equivalent
proportions
(Chem.)
Law of exponents
(or indices) (Maths.)
Law of gravitation
(Phys.)
Law of heat
exchange (Phys.)
Law of inverse
square (Phys.,
Maths.)
Law of mass action
(Chem.)
Law of multiple
proportion (Chem.)
Law of partial
pressures (Chem.)
Law of
photoelectric
emission (Phys.)
Law of
probabilities
(Maths.)
Law of
proportionality
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proportions
(Chem.)
Law of signs
(Maths.)
Law of sines
(Maths.)
Law of
superposition
(Geol.)
Law of supply and
demand
Law of universal
gravitation (Phys.)
Law, Boyles (Phys.)
Law, Charless
(Phys.)
Law, civil
Law, international
Law, inverse
square (Phys.)
Law, Ohms (Phys.)
Lawn mower
(Agric.)
Lawrencium (Lw)
(Chem.)
Laws of electrolysis
(Chem.)
Laws of
electromagnetic
induction (Elec.
Eng.)

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)(Maths.
Laws of motion
)(Phys.
Laws of reflection
)(Phys.
Laws of refraction
)(Phys.
Laws of
thermodynamics
)(Phys.
Lawsuit
)Lax (adj.
)Laxative (adj., n.
)(Med.
)Lay-out (Typog.
Lay-out drawing
)(Eng.
)Lay (n.

)Lay (v.
)Lay days (Naut.
)Lay light (Build.
)Lay off (v.
)Lay on (v.
)Lay open (v.
)Lay out (v.

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Lay ratio
)Lay shaft (Eng.
)Layer (Build.
Layer winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Layer, oil bearing
)(Geol.
)Layered rock (Geol.
)Layering (Bot.
)Laying-out (Eng.
)Layoff (n.
)Lazulite (Min.
)Lazurite (Min.
Le Chatelier-Braun
)principle (Chem.
)Leach (v.) (Met.
)Leaching (Agric.
)Leaching (Min.
Leachy soil
Lead-covered cable
)(Elec. Eng.

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Lead-in = down
lead (Radio., Elec.
Eng.
Lead-in bushing
)(Elec. Eng.
Lead-plating
Lead-tin alloy
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lead (n.
)Lead (Pb) (adj.
)Lead (Pb) (Chem.
)Lead (Pb) (v.
)Lead (v.
Lead accumulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Lead acetate
)(Chem.
Lead acid storage
)battery (Elec. Eng.
)Lead alloy (Met.
Lead angle = angle
)of lead (Elec. Eng.
)Lead bath (Met.
Lead burning
)(Plumb.
Lead carbonate
)(Chem.


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Lead chamber
)process (Chem.
Lead chloride
)(Chem.
Lead chromate
)(Chem.
Lead cut-out (Elec.
)Eng.
= Lead glance
)galena (Min.
)Lead glass (Chem.
Lead hammer
)(Eng.
Lead hydroxide
)(Chem.
)Lead joint (Plumb.
)Lead line (Surv.
)Lead lining (Eng.
Lead monoxide
)(Chem.
Lead paint
Lead pencil
Lead peroxide
)(Chem.
Lead poisoning
)Lead salt (Chem.
)Lead screw (Eng.
Lead screw gear
)(Eng.
Lead sheath (or
)sheathing

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)Lead sheet (Met.

Lead shot
Lead solder
)(Plumb.
Lead sulphate
)(Chem.
Lead sulphide
)(Chem.
Lead susceptibility
)(Pet. Eng.
Lead tempering
)(Met.
Lead tetraethyl
)(Chem.
Lead wire
)Lead wool (Plumb.
Lead, black
Lead, earth (Elec.
)Eng.
Lead, electric
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lead, red (Chem.
Lead, slide-valve
)(Eng.
)Lead, while (Chem.
)Leaded (adj.
Leaded bronze
)(Met.
Leaded gasoline
)(Pet. Eng.

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)Leaden (adj.
)Leader (Mining
)Leader (n.
)Leader (Typog.
)Leading-in (wire
)(Radio
Leading-in
insulator (Elec.
)Eng.
Leading-in wires
)(Illum.
Leading-out wire
)(Elec. Comm.
)Leading (adj.
Leading (n.) (Pet.
)Eng.
Leading and
dyeing unit,
gasoline
Leading article
)Leading axle (Eng.
Leading current
)(Elec. Eng.
Leading edge
)(Aero.
Leading guide
Leading hand
= Leading load
capacitive load
)(Elec. Eng.
Leading phase
)(Elec. Eng.

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)lead screw) (Eng.
Leading side
Leading wheels
)(Railways
)Leads (Elec. Eng.
)Leads (Eng.
)Leaf (n.
)Leaf gneiss (Geol.
)Leaf gold (Met.
)Leaf spring (Eng.
Leaf spring
)suspension (Eng.
)Leaf valve (Eng.
)Leaf, door (Build.
Leaf, hinge
)Leaflet (n.
)League (n.
)Leak-free (adj.
)Leak-proof (adj.
)Leak (n.
)Leak (v.
Leak detector
)(Elec. Eng.
Leak, grid
)(Thermionics
)Leakage (Geol.
)Leakage (n.

Leakage circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Leakage coefficient
= leakage factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Leakage
conductance =
leakance (Elec.
Eng.)
Leakage current
(Elec. Eng.)
Leakage factor (or
coefficient) (Elec.
Eng.)
Leakage flux (Elec.
Eng.)
Leakage indicator
(Elec. Eng.)
Leakage
inductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Leakage losses
(Eng.)
Leakage of current
(Elec. Eng.)
Leakage of
information (Elec.
Eng.)
Leakage protective
system (Elec. Eng.)

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Leakage reactance
)(Elec. Eng.
Leakage resistance
)(Elec. Eng.
Leakage spectrum
)(Phys.
Leakage voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
Leakage, earth
)(Elec. Eng.
Leakage, magnetic
)(Magn.
Leakage, valve
)(Eng.
= Leakance
leakage
conductance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Leaky (adj.

Leaky grid
)rectification (Radio

Lean-to roof
)
)(Build.
(
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hydraulic lime
)(Build., Civ. Eng.
Lean mixture (I.C.
)Engs.
= Lean oil
absorption oil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Lean ore (Mining
Leaning thread
)(Eng.
)Leap year (Astron.
)Learn (v.
)Learner (n.
Learner driver
)Learning (n.
)Lease (n.
)Lease (v.
Leased territory
)Leasehold (adj.
)(n.
)Leasehold (n.
)Leash (n.
Least action,
)principle of (Phys.
Least common
denominator
)(Maths.
Least common
)factor (Maths.
Least common
)multiple (Maths.

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Least distance of
distinct vision
)(Optics
Least time,
)principle of (Light
)Leat (Mining
Leather-board
)Leather (adj.
)Leather (n.
Leather belting
Leather packing
)(Eng.
Leather wheels
)(Eng.
)Leatheroid (n.
)Leave (n.
)Leave (v.
Leave, sick
)Leaved (adj.
)Leaven (n.
)Leaven (v.
)Leavening (n.
)(Chem.
= Leaving edge
trailing edge (Elec.
)Eng.
Leavings
)Lebensraum (n.

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connection (Elec.
)Eng.
Leblanc process
)(Chem.
Lecher wires
)(Radio
Leclanche` cell
)(Phys.
)Lecture (n.
)Lecture (v.
)Lecturer (n.
)Ledge (Geol.
)Ledge (Mining
)Ledge rock (Geol.
)Ledge(n.
)Ledger (Build.
)Ledger (n.
)Lee (n.
)Lee side (Naut.
)Leech (Naut.
)Leech (Zool.
Leech = limpet
)(Hyd.
)Lees (n.
)Leeward (adj.
)Leeward (adv.
)Leeward (n.
)Leeway (Eng.
Leeway (Naut.,
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Left-hand drive
)(Auto.
= Left-hand rule
Flemings rule
Left-hand screw
)(Eng.
Left-hand thread
)(Eng.
Left-hand tool
)(Eng.
)Left-handed (adj.
Left-handed helix
)(Eng.
)Left (adj.
)Left (n.
)Leg (Elec. Comm.
)Leg (Geol.
)Leg (n.
)Leg vise (Eng.
)Leg, landing (Aero.
Leg, telescopic
)(Eng.
)Legacy (n.
Legal adviser
Legal ohm (Elec.
)Eng.
Legal tender
)Legality (n.
)Legation (n.
)Legend (n.
)Legendary (adj.

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Leggings
)Legibility (n.
)Legible (adj.
)Legion (n.
)Legislate (v.
)Legislative (adj.
)Legitimacy (n.
)Legitimate (adj.
)Legitimate (v.
)Legshields (Eng.
)Leisure (n.
)Lemma (Bot.
)Lemma (Maths.
)Lemniscate (n.
)(Maths.
Lemon chrome
)(Paint.
Lemon yellow
Lemstrome
machine (Elec.
)Eng.
Lenard rays
)Lenard tube (Phys.
)Lend (v.
Length
Length, focal
)(Optics
Length, over-all
)Lengthen (v.
)Lengthening (n.

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extension bar
)(Eng.
Lengthening rod
)(Civ. Eng.
)Lengthwise (adv.
)Lenitic fauna (Ecol.
Lens (n.) (Phys.,
)Geol.
Lens axis = optical
)axis (Optics
Lens barrel
)(Photog.
Lens coating
)(Optics
Lens coverage
)(Photog.
)Lens disc (Telev.
Lens distortion
)(Opt.
Lens formula
)(Optics
Lens grinding

)Lens hood (Photog.

)Lens power (Optics

) (

)Lens system (Opt.

Lens, achromatic
)(Optics

Lens, antenna
(Radio)
Lens, aplanatic
(Optics)
Lens,
apochromatic
(Optics)
Lens, biconcave
(Opt.)
Lens, biconvex
(Opt.)
Lens, collecting
(Optics)
Lens, compound
(Optics)
Lens, concave
(Optics)
Lens, concavoconvex (Opt.)
Lens, contact
(Med.)
Lens, converging
(Opt.)
Lens, convexconcave (Opt.)
Lens, convex
Lens, cylindrical
(Photog.)
Lens, dielectric
(Phys.)
Lens, dimming
(Light.)
Lens, diverging
(Opt.)

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)(Electronics
Lens, magnetic
)(Electronics
Lens, objective
)(Optics
Lens, photographic
)(Photog.
Lens, planoconcave
Lens, plano-convex
)(Opt.
Lens, telephoto
)(Photog.
Lens, wide-angle
)(Photog.
Lens, zoom
)(Photog.
)Lensing (Geol.
)Lenticel (Bot.
)Lenticle (Geol.
)Lenticular (adj.
Lenticular cloud
)(Meteor.
Lenzs law (Elec.
)Eng.
)Leo (The Lion
)(Astron.

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)Little Lion) (Astron.
)Lepidolite (Min.
)Lepidoptera (Zool.
)Leptometer (Phys.
)Lepton (Phys.
)Lepus (The Hare
)(Astron.
)Lesion (n.
)Lessee (n.
)Lessen (v.
)Lessor (n.
Lest
Let-down
)procedures (Aero.
)Lethal (adj.
)Lethal dose (Med.
)Lethargy (Med.
)Letter (n.
)Lettering (n.
Lettering,
embossed
Lettering, sunken
)Letting-down (Met.
)Leucite (Min.
)Leucocytes (Biol.

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)Levee (Civ.Eng.
)Levee (Geol.
Level-compounded
)(adj.) (Elec. Eng.
Level-measuring
)set (Surv.
)Level (adj.
)Level (n.
)Level (v.
Level = level tube
)(Eng. Surv.
)Level book (Surv.
Level canal (Hyd.
)Eng.
Level country
= Level crossing
grade crossing
)(Civ. Eng.
Level diagram
)Level flight (Aero.
)Level gauge (Eng.
Level ground
Level indicator
)(Civ. Eng.
Level landing
)(Aero.
)Level line (Surv.
Level luffing crane
)(Eng.
)Level man (Surv.
Level of reference
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)(Geol.
Level of signal
)(Telev.
Level recorder
)(Hyd.
)Level rod (Surv.
)Level screw (Surv.
Level test
Level theodolite
)(Surv.
)Level trier (Surv.
)Level tube (Surv.
)Level width (Phys.
Level, absolute
)Level, air (Surv.
Level, angle of site
)(Surv.
Level, circular
)Level, cross (Surv.
Level, engineers
)(Eng.
Level, hydrostatic
)(Surv.
Level, power (Elec.
)Eng.
Level, relative
)(Surv.
)Level, sea (Phys.

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)(Acous.
)Level, spirit (Surv.
Level,
transmission (Elec.
)Comm.
Level, water
Level, zero power
)(Elec. Comm.
Level. Terminal
)Leveller (Civ. Eng.
)Levelling (n.
)Levelling (Surv.
Levelling block
)(Eng.
Levelling machine
)(Agric.
Levelling
mechanism
Levelling screws
Levelling staff (or
)rod) (Surv.
Lever-type brush)holder (Elec. Eng.
Lever-type starter
)(Elec. Eng.
)Lever (Mech.
Lever action
)(Mech.
)Lever arm (Mech.
Lever balance
)(Phys.

brace (Carp.)
brake (Eng.)
handle
jack (Eng.)

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Lever key (Teleph.)

Lever of the first
kind (or class)
(mech.)
Lever of the
second kind
(Mech.)
Lever of the third
kind (Mech.)
Lever press (Eng.)

Lever
Lever
Lever
Lever

Lever punch (Eng.)

Lever safety valve
(Eng.)
Lever scales
Lever shears (Eng.)
Lever valve (Eng.)
Lever, accelerator
(Auto.)
Lever, actuating
(Eng.)
Lever, angle (Eng.)
Lever, arresting
(Eng.)
Lever, catch (Eng.)
Lever, change
speed (Eng.)

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Lever, control
(Eng.)
Lever, coupling
(Eng.)
Lever,
disconnecting
(Eng.)
Lever, engaging
(Eng.)
Lever, feed (Eng.)
Lever, hand
Lever, idler (Eng.)
Lever, in-gear
(Eng.)
Lever, locking
Lever, operating
(Eng.)
Lever, pawl (Eng.)
Lever, ratchet
Lever, reduction
Lever,
Lever,
(Eng.)
Lever,
(Eng.)
Lever,
(Mil.)

return (Eng.)
reverse
rocking
securing

Lever, sliding (Eng.)

Lever, speed
regulating (Eng.)

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Lever, steering
)(Aero.
)Lever, timing (Eng.
Lever,
)transmission (Eng.
)Leverage (Mech.
)Levigation (Chem.
)Levitate (v.
)Levity (n.
)Levo-rotatory (adj.
)(Chem.
)Levulose (Chem.
)Levy (n.
)Levy (v.
)Lewis (Build.
Lewis bolt (Civ.
)Eng.
)Lexicon (n.
Leyden jar (Elec.
)Eng.
)Li (Lithium
)(Chem.
)Liability (n.
)Liable (adj.
)Liaison (n.
Liaison officer

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)Liberate (v.
)Liberation (n.
Liberation of
)energy (Phys.
)Liberty (n.
)Libra (The Scales
)(Astron.
)Librarian (n.
)Library (n.
)Libration (Astron.
)Libriform (adj.
License = licence
)(n.
License = licence
)(v.
License plate
)(Auto.
License, driving
Licensed aircraft
)engineer (Aero.
)Lichen (Bot.
)Licit (adj.
)Licorice (Bot.
)Lid (n.
)Lid (v.
)Lidar (Meteor.
)Lie (n.
)Lie (v.
Liebig condenser
)(Chem.

)Lien (n.
Lieu
Lieutenant-colonel
)(Mil.
)Lieutenant (Mil.
)Life-size (adj.
)Life (n.

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(
)Life vest (Aero.

Life zone (Geog.,
)Ecol.

Life, half (Phys.,
)Chem.

Life, mean (Phys.,
)Chem.

Life active

Lifeboat
.
)Lifetime (n.
.
)Lifetime (Phys.
) (
Lift-bridge (Civ.
)
)Eng.
(
Lift-drag ratio
)(Aero.

annuity
belt
buoy
)cycle (Biol.
insurance
jacket
pension
raft
span

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Life
Life
Life
Life
Life
Life
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)Lift-motor (Eng.
)Lift-valve (Eng.
)Lift (n.
)Lift (v.
)Lift angle (Aero.
)Lift axis (Aero.
Lift coefficient
)(Aero.
Lift distribution
)(Aero.
)Lift force (Aero.
Lift hook
Lift power
)Lift pump (Phys.
)Lift ratio (Aero.
Lift truck
)Lift wires (Aero.
Lift, aerodynamic
)(Aero.
Lift, aerostatic
)(Aero.
Lift, dynamic
)(Aero.
)Lift, static (Phys.
)Lift, total (Mech.
)Lift, valve (Eng.
)Lifted side (Geol.
)Lifting block (Eng.
Lifting capacity


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Lifting gate (Build.
)Civ. Eng.
)Lifting gear (Eng.
Lifting handle
)(Foundry
)Lifting jack (Eng.
Lifting magnet
)(Elec. Eng.
Lifting mechanism
)(Eng.
Lifting plates
)(Foundry
Lifting power (of a
)magnet) (Phys.

) (
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)Lifting ram (Eng.

Lifting screw
)(Foundry
Lifting surface
)(Aero.

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)Lifting tackle (Eng.

)Liftoff (Eng.
)Ligament (n.

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)Light-adapted (adj.
(
)Ligasoid (Chem.
)Ligature (Med.

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)Light-fog (Photog.
Light-tracked
)vehicle (Mil.

Light-weight
concrete (Build.)
Light (adj.)

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Light (n.)
Light (Phys.)

Light (v.)

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Light alloys (Met.)

Light artillery (Mil.)
Light automatic
(Mil.)
Light beam (Phys.)
Light bomber (Mil.,
Aero.)
Light bulb
Light buoy (Naut.)
Light chopper
(Electronics)
Light coal (Mining)
Light cruiser (Mil.)
Light current =
photo-current
(Electronics)
Light dispersion
(Phys.)
Light distillate
(Chem.)
Light dragon
Light drive fit (Eng.)
Light duty (Eng.)

Light efficiency
)(Illum.
Light ends (Pet.
)Eng.
)Light filter (Light

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)flux (Light
industry
load line

Light maintenance
)unit (Mil.
)Light metals (Met.

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Light
Light
Light
Light

)Light meter (Illum.

Light microscope
)(Phys.
Light microsecond
Light modulation
)(Telev.
Light modulator
)(Electronics
Light oils (Pet.
)Eng.
)Light plane (Aero.
Light press fit
)(Eng.
= Light quantum
)photoh (Phys.
Light railway (Civ.
)Eng.

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Light resistance
)(Electronics
Light running
)(Eng.
Light second
)(Phys.
Light sensitive
)(adj.
)Light tank (Mill.
)Light trap (Photog.
Light valve
)(Electronics
Light van
)Light waves (Phys.
Light weapons
)(Mil.
Light year
Light, aberration of
)(Phys.
Light, alternating
Light, anchor
)(Aero.
Light, approach
)(Aero.
)Light, arc (Illum.
Light, beacon
Light, blinker
Light, buoy (Aero.
)Naut.

Light, ceiling (Aero.)

Light, electric
(Illum.)
Light, fixed
Light, flashing
Light, floating
(Naut.)
Light, indirect
(Illum.)
Light, intermittent
Light, landing
(Aero.)
Light,
monochromatic
(Phys.)
Light, obstruction
(Naut.)
Light, polarized
(Phys.)
Light,
polychromatic
Light, velocity of
(Phys.)
Lighten (v.)
Lightening (n.)
Lightening holes
Lighter-than-air
craft (Aero.)
Lighter (n.)
Lighter (Naut.)
Lighter (v.)
Lighterage (n.) (v.)
Lightface (Typog.)

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Lighthouse (Civ.
Eng.)
Lighting (n.)
Lighting gas
Lighting power
(Illum.)
Lighting star
(Astron.)
Lighting system
Lighting, back
Lighting,
dashboard (Auto.)
Lighting, electric
Lighting,
emergency
Lightness
Lightning (Meteor.)
Lightning arrestor
= lightning
protector (Elec.
Eng.)
Lightning
conductor (or rod)
(Elec. Eng.)
Lightning stroke
(Elec.)
Lights, barrier
(Naut.)
Lights, boundary
(Aero.)
Lights, contact
(Aero.)

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Lights, course
)(Aero.
)Lights, dash (Eng.
Lights, Northern
)(Astron.
Lights, position
)(Aero.
Lights, runway
)(Aero.
Lights, Southern
)(Astron.
Lights, traffic
)Lightship (Naut.
)Ligneous (adj.
)(Bot.
)Lignify (v.
Lignite = brown
)coal (Geol.
)Lignum vitae (Bot.
)Ligroin (Pet. Eng.
)Like (adj.
)Like (v.

)Like charges (Elec.

)Like poles (Magn.

)Like terms (Maths.

)Likelihood (Maths.

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)Likely (adj., adv.


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)Liken (v.
)Likeness (n.
)Likewise (adv.
)Limaon (Maths.
)Limb (Astron.
)Limb (Bot.
)Limb (Geol.
)Limb (n.
)Limb (v.
Limbate sutures
)(Geol.
)Limber (adj.
)Limber (n.
)Limburgite (Geol.
Lime-silicate rocks
)(Geol.
)Lime (adj.
)Lime (Bot.
Lime (n.) (Chem.,
)Build.
)Lime (v.
Lime base grease
)(Pet. Eng.
Lime content
)(Chem.
Lime glass
Lime mortar
)(Build.
)Lime oil (Chem.
)Lime paste (Build.

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Lime powder
)(Build.
Lime treatment
)(Chem.
Lime, caustic
)(Chem.
= Lime, chloride of
bleaching powder
)(Chem.
Lime, hydrated
)(Chem.
Lime, hydraulic
)(Civ. Eng.
Lime, quick
)(Chem.
Lime, slaked
)(Chem.
)Limekiln (Chem.
)Limelight (n.
)Limestone (Geol.
)Limewash (Paint.
)Limewater (Chem.
)Limewhite (Paint.
Liminal value
)(Optic.
)Liming (n.
Limit-switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Limit (Maths.
)Limit (n.
)Limit (v.
)Limit gauge (Eng.
Limit gauging
)(Eng.

Limit inferior
(Maths.)
Limit load (Eng.,
Aero.)
Limit of elasticity
(Met.)
Limit of endurance
(Eng.)
Limit of
proportionality
(Met.)
Limit of saturation
(Chem., Phys.)
Limit plug gauge
(Eng.)
Limit position
(Eng.)
Limit pressure
(Eng.)
Limit superior
(Maths.)
Limit, elastic
(Phys.)
Limit, endurance
(Eng.)
Limit, fatigue (Eng.)
Limit, load (or
loading) (Eng.)
Limitation (n.)
Limited (adj.)
Limited company

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isomorphism
)(Geol.
)Limiter (Elec. Eng.
Limiter diode
)(Thermionics
Limiter valve
)(Thermionics
)Limiting (adj.
Limiting
conductivity
)(Chem.
Limiting curve
Limiting density
)(Chem.
Limiting factor
)(Phys.

Limiting frequency
)(Elec. Eng.

Limiting friction

= Limiting gradient
ruling gradient

)(Civ. Eng.
) (
Limiting points
)(Maths.
)(
Limiting range
)(Eng.

Limiting range of
)stress (Met.

Limiting value
) (
Limiting velocity
)(Phys.

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)Limitless (adj.
)Limits (Maths.
Limits of audition
)(Acous.
Limits of error
)(Maths.
Limits of tolerance
)(Eng.
)Limnetic (adj.
)(Biol.
)Limnology (Biol.
)Limonene (Chem.
Limonite (Min.,
)Chem.
)Limp (adj.
)Limp (n.
)Limp (v.
)Limpet (Mil.
Limpet = limpet
)dam (Hyd.
Limpet washer
)(Eng.
)Limy (adj.
)Linarite (Min.
Lindes apparatus
)(Chem.
Line-currentcapacity tester
)(Elec. Eng.
Line-sequential
colour television
)(Telev.

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)Comm.
)Line-up (n.

Line
)Line (v.
Line amplifier
)(Elec. Comm.
Line amplitude
)(Telev.
Line balance (Elec.
)Comm.
)Line battery (Teleg.
Line bearing shell
)(Eng.
Line breaker
)(Elec. Eng.
Line choking coil
)(Elec. Eng.
Line circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Line conductor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Line diagram (Eng.
Line distortion
)(Elec. Eng.
)Line drawing (Eng.
Line drilling
)(Mining.

Line drop (Elec.

Eng.)
Line drop
compensator (Elec.
Eng.)
Line finder
(Teleph.)
Line focus (Phys.)
Line frequency
(Telev.)
Line integral (Elec.
Eng.)
Line jack (Elec.
Eng.)
Line jump scannig
= interlaced
scanning (Telev.)
Line load tester
(Elec. Eng.)
Line loss (Elec.
Eng.)
Line maintenance
(Eng.)
Line noise (Teleph.)
Line of action
(Mech.)
Line of action of a
force (Mech.)
Line of aim (Mil.)
Line of approach
Line of apsides =
apse line (Astron.)

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Line of centres
Line of collimation
(Surv.)
Line of
communication
(Teleph.)
Line of contact
(Surv. Maths.)
Line of
demarcation (or
demarkation)
Line of departure
Line of descent
Line of direction
(Maths.)
Line of dive (Aero.)
Line of electric flux
(Elec. Eng.)
Line of electric
force (Elec. Eng.)
Line of fire (Mil.)

Line of flight (Aero.)

Line of force
(Magn.)

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Line of force (Phys.)

Line of incidence
(Phys.)
Line of inductin
(Phys.)

Line of
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Line of intersection
Line of latitude
Line of least
)resistance (Eng.
Line of lode
)(Mining
Line of magnetic
)flux (Magn.
Line of magnetic
)force (Magn.
Line of march
Line of percussion
)(Phys.
Line of position
)(Naut. Surv.
Line of samples
)Line of sight (Mil.
)Line of sight (Surv.
Line of sight
)velocity (Astron.
Line of strike
)(Geol.
Line of support
Line of thrust
)(Mech.
)Line of vision (Opt.
)Line officer (Mil.
)Line pad (Radio.
)Line pair (Phys.

Line pulsing (Radio)

Line ranger (Surv.)
Line reflection
(Elec. Comm.)
Line relay (Elec.
Eng.)
Line scanning
(Telev.)
Line segment
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Line shafting (Eng.)

Line simulator
(Elec. Eng.)

Line spectrum
(Phys., Chem.)
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Line standard
Line switch
(Teleph.)

Line
synchronization

(Telev.)
Line voltage (Elec.
Eng.)

Line, aclinic =
magnetic equator
(Magn.)
)(
Line, active (Telev.)
Line, aerial (Eng.)

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Line, agonic
(Magn.)
Line, aiming (Mil.)
Line, artificial
(Elec. Comm.)
Line, assembly
(Eng.)
Line, axis (Maths.)
Line, ballast
Line, base (Surv.)
Line, broad-gauge
(Railways)
Line, broken
Line, busy (Teleg.)
Line, contour
(Surv.)

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Line, defence (Mil.)

Line, dividing
Line, drilling (Civ.
Eng.)
Line, exchange
(Teleph.)

Line, feeding (Eng.)

Line, frame (Civ.
Eng.)
Line, geodesic
(Geol.)
Line, guiding
Line, hauling (Civ.
Eng.)

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)Eng.
Line, isoclinic
)(Magn.
Line, isogonic
)(Magn.
Line, landing
)(Aero.
)Line, level (Surv.
Line, load (or
)loading) (Naut.
Line, long distance
)(Teleph.
Line, mooring
)(Aero., Naut.
)Line, occult (Arch.
Line, party
)(Teleph.
)Line, plumb (Eng.
Line, power (Elec.
)Eng.
Line, production
)(Eng.
Line, radial
)Line, return (Eng.
Line, shroud
Line, squall
)(Meteor.
)Line, tie (Surcv.
)Line, tie (Teleph.
Line, traffic
)Line, water (Naut.

Line standardgauge
Lineage
Lineal (adj.)
Linear (adj.)
Linear acceleration
(Mech.)
Linear accelerator
(Phys.)
Linear advance
(Eng.)
Linear
amplification
(Radio)
Linear cleavage
(Geol.)
Linear coefficient
(Phys. Maths.)
Linear constant
(Elec. Eng.)
Linear decrement
(Elec. Eng.)
Linear detection
(Radio)
Linear distortion
(Elec. Comm.)
Linear electron
accelerator (Phys.)
Linear equations
(Maths.)
Linear expansion
(Phys.)
Linear expansion
coefficient (Phys.)

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Linear expression
(Maths.)
Linear extension
Linear function
(Maths.)
Linear
interpolation
(Maths.)
Linear leaf (Bot.)
Linear
magnification
(Phys.)
Linear measure
Linear
measurement
Linear modulation
(Radio)
Linear motion
(Phys.)
Linear network
(Elec. Comm.)
Linear perspective
Linear power
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Linear range
Linear rectification
(Radio)
Linear resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Linear rollerbearing (Eng.)

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Linear sander
)(Eng.
)Linear scale (Eng.
)Linear scan (Radio
Linear speed
)(Mech.
Linear stopping
)power (Phys.
Linear time base
)(Telev.
Linear transducer
)(Phys.
Linear velocity
)(Mech.
)Linearity (n.
Linearity control
)(Electronics
Linearly polarized
)(Phys.
)Lined (adj.
Lineman (Elec.
)Eng.
)Linen (adj.
)Linen (n.
)Liner (Aero., Naut.
)Liner (Eng.
)Liner (v.
Liner, cylinder
)(Eng.
)Lines, flow (Met.
)Lineshaft (Eng.


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lineman
)Linguistic (adj.
)Liniment (Med.
)Lining-up (Eng.
)Lining (n.
)Lining brick (Eng.
)Lining, brake (Eng.
Lining, refractory
)(Eng.
Link
)Link (Surv.
)Link (v.
Link belt (or
)belting) (Eng.
)Link block (Eng.
Link circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Link coupling
)(Elec. Eng.
Link ejector bracket
Link line
Link mechanism
)(Eng.
)Link motion (Eng.
)Link pin (Eng.
)Link rod (Aero.

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Link, chain
.
Link, connecting
)(Elec. Eng.
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Link, coupling
)(Eng.
)Link, drag (Eng.

Link, fuse = fuse

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)element (Elec. Eng.
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Link, isolating
)(Elec. Eng.

)Linkage (Chem.

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)Linkage (Eng.
.
Linkage, double
)(Chem.

)Linked (or coupled
switches (Elec.
) (
)Eng.
)Linking-up (Eng.
.
)Linking (n.
)(

)Linkwork (Eng.
)Linn (Geol.
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Linoleum
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)Linotype (Typog.

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(
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)Linseed oil (Chem.

)Lint (Med.
)Lintel (Build.
Linters
)Lip (n.

Lip angle (Eng.)

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Lip clearance (Eng.)

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Lip drill (Eng.)

Lip microphone
(Elec. Eng.)
:
Lip tube (Plumb.)
)(
Lip union (Plumb.)

Lipase (Biol.)
:
Lipid (Chem.)
.
Lipidic (adj.)
.
Lipoid (adj.)

Lipoid (n.)

Liposoluble (adj.)
(Chem.)
( )
Lipped angle (Eng.)
Lipped channel
(Eng.)
Liquate (v.)
Liquefacient =
liquefactive (adj.)
Liquefaction (n.)
Liquefaction of
gases (Phys.)
Liquefiable (adj.)
Liquefied (adj.)
Liquefied
petroleum gas
Liquefy (v.)
Liquescence
Liquescent (adj.)

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Liquid-quenched
fuse (Elec. Eng.)
Liquid (n., adj.)
Liquid air (Chem.)
Liquid asphalt
(Pet. Eng.)
Liquid assets
Liquid compass
(Magn.)
Liquid controller
(Elec. Eng.)
Liquid coolant
(Phys. Eng.)
Liquid crystals
(Chem.)
Liquid damping
(Phys)
Liquid dinner
(Elec. Eng.)
Liquid drier = drier
(Chem.)
Liquid expansion
thermometer
(Phys.)
Liquid extinguisher
Liquid fuel
Liquid gas (Pet.
Eng.)
Liquid gold
Liquid heat
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hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Liquid hydrogen
(Phys. Chem.)
Liquid level alarm
(Elec. Eng.)
Liquid level
indicator (Eng.)
Liquid measure
Liquid oxygen
(Phys., Chem.)

Liquid phase (Phys)
Liquid pitch oil
(Chem.)

Liquid propellant
).
(Chem.)
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Liquid resistance
(Elec. Eng.)

Liquid rheostat
:
(Elec. Eng.)

Liquid spring (Eng.)

Liquid starter
(Elec. Eng.)

Liquid state (Phys.)

Liquid, displaced
(Phys.)

Liquidate (v.)
Liquidation (n.)

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)Liquidize (v.
Liquidometer
)(Phys.
Liquidus curve
)(Met.
)Liquor (n.
Liquorice = licorice
)(Bot.
Liquostriction
)Liroconite (Min.
)Lisoloid (Chem.
Lissajous figures
)(Electronics

)List (n.
)List (Naut.
)List (v.
List compensation
)(Naut.
)List indictor (n.
List price
List, active
List, price

Listed (adj.)
Listen (v.)
Listening circuit
(Radio)
Listening key
(Teleph)
Listening post
(Radio)
Listening tentacle
Listening tube
Lit-par-lit injection
(Geol.)
Lit
Liter = litre
Literacy (n.)
Literal (adj.)
Literal coefficient
(Maths.)
Literal equation
(Maths.)
Literal notation
(Maths.)
Literary (adj.)
Literate (adj.)
Literature (n.)
Lithanthrax (Min.)
Litharge (Chem.)
Litharge cement =
glycerine litharge
cement
Lithia (Chem.)
Lithia emerald
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)Lithification (Geol.
)Lithify (v.
)Lithium (Li
)(Chem.
Lithium base
)grease (Pet. Eng.
Lithium mica
)(Geol.
Lithium minerals
)(Geol.
)Lithograph (Typog.
)Lithograph (v.
Lithographic
limestone
Lithographic
printing
Lithographic stone
)(Geol.
)Lithography (n.
)Lithophytes (Bot.

)Lithopone (Paint.

)Lithosphere (Geol.
)Litmus (Chem.
Litmus paper
Litmus solution
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Litre
)Litter (n.
Little-end bearing
)(Eng.
)Little (adj.
Littoral (adj.) (Biol.,
)Geol.
)Littoral (n.
Littoral deposits
)(Geol.
)Littoral zone (Geol.
)Lituus (Maths.
)Litz wire (Radio
Live-line indicator
)(Elec. Eng.
)Live (adj.
)Live (Elec. Eng.
Live ammunition
)(Mil.
)Live axle (Eng.
)Live centre (Eng.
Live coal
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)Live load (Eng.
)Live main (Eng.
)Live matter (Biol.
)Live oil (Pet. Eng.
Live ore = cuprite
)(Min.
)Live ring (Eng.
)Live room (Acous.
)Live spindle (Eng.
)Live steam (Eng.
Live steam injector
)(Eng.
)Live weight (Eng.
Live wire (Elec.
)Eng.
)Livelihood (n.
)Liver (Zool.
)Livering (Paint.
)Livid (adj.
)Living force (Phys.
Living quarters
)(Civ. Eng.
)Lixiviate (v.
)Lixiviation (Met.
Lixiviation vat (or
)tank) (Met.
)Lixivium (Chem.
Load-carrying
capacity

Load-extension
curve (Met.)
Load-levelling relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Load (n.)
Load (v.)
Load (water) line
(Naut.)
Load application
(Elec. Eng.)
Load capacitor
(Elec. Eng.)
Load capacity
Load centre (Eng.)
Load chain (Eng.)
Load circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Load coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Load current (Elec.
Eng.)
Load curve (Elec.
Eng.)
Load diagram
(Elec. Eng.)
Load displacement
(Naut.)
Load draught
(Naut.)
Load equalizing
(Elec. Eng.)

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Load factor (Elec.

Eng., Aero.)
Load fluctuation
(Eng.)
Load impedance
(Elec. Eng.)
Load indicator
(Eng.)
Load leads (Elec.
Eng.)
Load limit (Eng.)
Load line (Naut.
Eng.)
Load matching
(Elec. Eng.)
Load
metamorphism
(Geol.)
Load rating (Eng.)
Load regulator
(Eng.)
Load release
Load transfer
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Load variation
(Eng.)
Load, applied (Eng.)
Load, artificial
(Elec. Eng.)
Load, axial (Eng.)
Load, balancing
(Eng.)
Load, basic

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Load, bending
(Eng.)
Load, breaking
(Aero.)
Load, breaking
(Eng.)
Load, combustible
(Aero.)
Load, compressive
(Eng.)
Load, concentrated
(Eng.)
Load, dead (Civ.
Eng.)
Load, dead (Eng.)
Load, designed
(Aero.)
Load, despatcher
(Elec. Eng.)
Load, disposable
Load, distribution
of (Aero.)
Load, dynamic
(Aero.)
Load, dynamic
(Eng.)
Load, empty (Eng.)
Load, fuel (Aero.)
Load, full (Eng.)
Load, gear (Eng.)

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Load, gross
Load, limit (Aero.
Eng.)
Load, live (Eng.)
Load, maximum
(Eng.)
Load, movable
(Eng.)
Load, normal (Eng.)
Load, pay (Aero.)
Load, peak (Elec.
Eng.)
Load, prescribed
(Eng.)
Load, proof (Eng.)
Load, radial
Load, shear (Eng.)

Load, static (Aero.)

Load, tensile (Eng.)

Load, test (Eng.)

Load, thrust (Eng.)

Load, travelling
(Eng.)
Load, ultimate
(Eng.)
Load, uniform
(Eng.)
Load, wing (Aero.)
Loadbearing wall
(Civ. Eng.)
Loaded (adj.)

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Loaded antenna
)(Radio
= Loaded cable
loading (Elec.
)Comm.
Loaded circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Loaded column
)(Civ. Eng.
Loaded concrete
)(Eng.
Loaded line (Elec.
)Eng.
Loaded machine
)(Eng.
Loaded spring
)(Eng.
Loaded wagon
Loaded water line
)(Naut.
)Loader (n.
Loading
)Loading (Civ. Eng.
)(n.) (Eng.
)(Radio
)belt (Mil.
boom
chart
chute

Loading
Loading
Loading
Loading
)(Eng.
Loading
Loading
)(Eng.

Loading coil (Elec.

Comm.)
Loading gauge

Loading gear (Eng.)

Loading lever (Eng.)

Loading limit (Eng.)

Loading line
(Naut., Eng.)
Loading
mechanism (Mil.)
Loading of engine
(Eng.)
Loading of firearm
(Mil.)
Loading outfit
(Eng.)

Loading port (Eng.)

Loading position
(Mil.)
Loading rack (Eng.)
Loading ramp
Loading shovel
(Civ. Eng.)
Loading station

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Loading strip (Mil.)

Loading tray (Eng.)

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Loading, power
)(Aero.
Loading, span
)(Aero.
Loading, uniform
)(Aero.
Loading,
unsymmetrical
)(Aero.
Loading, wing
)(Aero.
= Loadstone
)lodestone (Magn.
)Loaf (n.
)Loaf (v.
)Loam (Foundry
)Loam (Geol.
Loam board
)(Foundry
Loam bricks
)(Build.
Loam mill
)(Foundry
Loam plates
)(Foundry
)Loamy clay (Geol.
)Loan (n.
)Loan (v.

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)Lobate (adj.
)Lobby (Build.
)Lobe (Biol.
)Lobe (n.
)Lobe, cam (Eng.
)Lobed (adj.) (Biol.

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Lobsided (adj.)
Local (adj.)
Local (or beating)
oscillator (Radio)
Local action
(Chem.)
Local amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Local attraction
(Surv.)
Local battery
(Teleph.)
Local call (Teleph.)
Local control
(Teleph.)
Local diversion
Local exchange
(Teleph.)
Local extension
(Met.)
Local fault (Geol.)
Local feature
Local junction
circuit (Teleph.)
Local magnetic
variation (Magn.)
Local main
exchange (Teleph.)
Local meridian
(Surv.)

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Local
metamorphism
)(Geol.
Local rates
Local reception
)(Radio

)Local time (Astron.

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)Local vent (Plumb.

)Locale (n.
)Locality (n.
Locality, strategic

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)Localization (n.
)Localize (v.
Localized fusion
)(Plumb.
Localizer
)Locate (v.
Locating button
Locating pin

)(

)Locating slot (Eng.

Location

Location surveying
)Locator (Acous.
)Locator (n.
Locator beacon
)(Radio
)Loci (pl. of locus
)(Maths.

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)Eng.
Lock-gate (Hyd.
)Eng.
Lock-joint dividers
Lock-paddle (Hyd.
)Eng.
Lock-stitch
)Lock-up (n.
Lock-woven mesh
)(Civ. Eng.
)Lock (Hyd. Eng
)Lock (n.
)(v.
ball
hook
knob
pin
)ring (Eng.
)screw (Eng.
)sill (Hyd.
spring

Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock
Lock

)Lock washer (Eng.

Lock wire
Lock, air
Lock, automatic
)(Eng.
Lock, dial
)Lock, firing (Mil.
Lock, ignition
)(Eng.


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Lock, steering
)(Auto.
)Lock, vapour (Eng.
)Lockage (n.
Locked-cover
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Locked-up stress
)(Mech.
)Locked (adj.
Locked controls
)(Aero.
)Locker (n.
)Locking-on (Radio
)Locking (n.
)Locking (Radio
Locking
arrangement
Locking bolt
Locking device
Locking gear
Locking groove
Locking key
)(Teleph.
Locking knob
Locking latch
)Locking lever (Eng.
locking
)mechanism (Eng.
Locking pawl
locking pin

locking plate
Locking relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Locking relay
(Teleph.)
Locking ring (Eng.)

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)(

locking screw (Eng.)

locking stile (Carp.)

Locking switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Locking wire

Locking. nut (Eng.)

Locknut (Eng.)
Lockram (n.)
Locksmith (n.)
Locomotion (n.)
Locomotive (adj.)
Locomotive (n.)
(Eng.)
Locomotive boiler
(Eng.)
Locomotive crane
(Eng.)
Locomotive, steam
(Eng.)
Locomotor (adj.)
Locus (pl. loci)
(Maths.)
Locust (Zool.)
Lode (Civ. Eng.)
Lode (Mining)

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)loadstone (Mining
)Lodestuff (Mining
)Lodge (n.
)Lodge (v.
Lodge valve = ionic
)valve (Thermionics
= Lodgement
lodgment
)Lodging (n.
)Loess (Geol.
)Loffler boiler (Eng.
)Loft (Build.
)Lofty (adj.
Log (abbrev. For
)logarithm) (Maths.
)Log (Civ. Eng.
)Log (n.
)Log (v.
Log = logbook
)(Naut. Aero.
)Log line (Naut.
)Logarithm (Maths.
Logarithmic
)(Maths.

Logarithmic
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Logarithmic chart
(Maths.)
Logarithmic curve
(Maths.)
Logarithmic
decrement (Maths.
Mech.)
Logarithmic
differentiation
(Maths.)
Logarithmic
function (Maths.)
Logarithmic
integral (Maths.)
Logarithmic mean
(Maths.)
Logarithmic scale
(Maths.)
Logarithmic series
(Maths.)
Logarithmic spiral
(Maths.)
Logarithmic tables
(Maths.)
Logatom (Acous.)
Logbook (Civ. Eng.)
Logbook (Naut.
Aero.)
Logged (adj.)
Logic (n.)

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)Logistic (adj.
Logistic curve
)(Maths.
)Logistics (Mill.
)Loiter (v.
)Lolingite (Min.
)Lone pair (Chem.
)Long-chained (adj.
)(Chem.
Long-column (Civ.
)Eng.
Long-delay fuse
)(Mil.
Long-distance call
)(Teleph.
Long-distance line
)(Teleph.
Long-focus lens
)(Optics
Long-link chain
)(Eng.
Long-nose pliers
)(Eng.
Long-period
)variables (Astron.
Long-range aircraft
)(Aero.
Long-range
forecasting
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Long-shunt
compound winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Long-stroke engine
)(Eng.
Long-term
financing
Long-term policy
Long-time burning
)oil (Pet. Eng.
)Long (adj.
Long division
)(Maths.
)Long float (Build.
)Long plane (Carp.
)Long range (adj.
)Long range (n.
Long residuum
)(Pet. Eng.
Long saw
Long throw crank
Long ton
)Long waves (Radio
Longeron (Aero.
)Naut.
)Longhand (n.
)Longimetry (n.

Longitude (Astron.)
Longitude (Surv.)
Longitude,
celestial (Astron.)
Longitude,
libration in
(Astron.)
Longitude,
terrestrial (Surv.)
Longitudinal (adj.)
Longitudinal arch
Longitudinal axis
(Eng.)
Longitudinal
bulkhead (Civ.
Eng.)
Longitudinal
chromatic
aberration (Light)
Longitudinal
clinometer = forand-aft level (Aero.)
Longitudinal
component (Civ.
Eng.)
Longitudinal
currents (Elec.
Comm.)
Longitudinal
deviation

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Longitudinal
dihedral (angle)
(Maths.)
Longitudinal
dispersion (Phys.)
Longitudinal
distance (Surv.)
Longitudinal
divergence
Longitudinal
elevation (Surv.)
Longitudinal error
(Surv.)
Longitudinal fault
(Geol.)
Longitudinal feed
Longitudinal
fission (Biol.)
Longitudinal frame
(Naut.)
Longitudinal
heating (Elec. Eng.)
Longitudinal joint
(Carp.)
Longitudinal level
(Surv.)
Longitudinal
magnification (Opt.)
Longitudinal
oscillation (Radio)
Longitudinal pitch
(Eng.)

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Longitudinal
profile (Eng.)
Longitudinal
resistance
Longitudinal rib
(Naut., Aero.)
Longitudinal seam
(Geol.)
Longitudinal
section
Longitudinal
spherical
aberration (Light)
Longitudinal
stability (Mech.)
Longitudinal stays
(Eng.)
Longitudinal strain
(Mech.)
Longitudinal stress
(Mech.)
Longitudinal
stringer (Aero.,
Build.)
Longitudinal trim
(Aero., Naut.)
Longitudinal
velocity (Aero.)
Longitudinal
vibration (Phys.)
Longitudinal waves
(Phys.)
Longsighted =
farsighted (adj.)

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)(Med.
)Look (n.
)Look (v.
)Look box (Pet. Eng.
Looking glass
)Lookout (n.
)Loom (n.
)Loom (v.
)Looming (Meteor.
)Loop (Aero.
)Loop (Elec. Comm.
)Loop (n.
Loop (or cycle) film
)(Cinema
)Loop (v.
Loop = antinode
)(Phys.
Loop aerial (or
)antenna) (Radio
Loop bandage
Loop cable = twin
)cable (Elec. Comm.
Loop circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Loop current (Elec.
)Comm.






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Loop dialing
)(Teleph.
Loop direction
)finder (Radio.
Loop filament
)(Illum.
)Loop gain (Radio
Loop galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Loop of curve
)(Maths.
Loop receiver
)(Radio
Loop resistance (or
impedance) (Elec.
)Eng.
Loop test (Elec.
)Eng.
Loop tuning error
)(Radio
Loop winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Loop, normal
)(Aero.
Loop, program
)(Radio
)Loop, radio (Aero.
)Loophole (n.
)Loophole (v.
Looping
)acceleration (Aero.
Loopstick antenna
)(Radio

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Loose-key switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Loose-leaf
)Loose (adj.
)Loose (v.
)Loose axle (Eng.
Loose bottom
Loose butt hinge
)(Carp.
Loose centres
)(Eng.
Loose circulation
)(Eng.
Loose connections
Loose contact
Loose coupling
)(Elec. Eng.
Loose coupling
)(Eng.
Loose earth
Loose eccentric
)Loose end (Eng.
)Loose fit (Eng.
Loose gauge
)Loose gland (Eng.
)Loose nut (Eng.
)Loose pulley (Eng.
Loose reel
)Loose round (Mil.


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Loose running fit

)(Eng.
)Loose sand (Geol.
Loose soil
)Loose tissue (Biol.
Loose wheel
Loose wire
)Loosen (v.
)Looseness (n.
Loosening bar
)(Foundry
)Loosing (n.
)Loot (n.
)Loot (v.
)Lop (v.
)Lopolith (Geol.
Lopping-in (Elec.
)Eng.
Lopping the line
)Lopsided (adj.
)(Aero.
Loran = long range
navigation (Naut.
)Aero.
)Lorate (Biol.
)Lorry (Auto.
Lorry = lurry
)(Mining
Lorry, derrick (Civ.
)Eng.
Lorry, flat

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Loschmidt number
)(Chem.
)Lose (v.
)Loss (Eng.
)Loss (Maths.
= Loss
transmission loss
)(Acous.
Loss angle (Elec.
)Eng.
Loss breathing
)(Pet. Eng.
Loss equivalent
)Loss factor (Eng.
Loss leader
Loss of bearings
)(Aero., Naut.
Loss of buoyancy
)(Aero.
Loss of charge
)method (Elec. Eng.

) ( )Loss of head (Hyd.

)Loss of lift (Aero.

Loss ratio

Loss, frictional
)(Eng.

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Loss, insertion
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Loss, interaction
)(Elec. Eng.
Loss, net
)Loss, power (Eng.
Loss, reflection
)(Phys.
Loss, transmission
)(Elec. Eng.
)Losser (Elec. Eng.
Losses
)Lossy (Elec. Eng.
Lost-wax process
)(Foundry
)Lost head (Hyd.
)Lost motion (Eng.
Lost spectrum
)(Phys.
)Lot (Chem.
)Lot (n.
)Lot (v.
)Lotion (Chem.
)Loud (adj.
)Louden (v.
)Loudness (Acous.
Loudness contour
)(Acous.

Loudness level
(Acous.)
Loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Loudspeaker
receiver (Acous.)
Loudspeaker
response (Acous.)
Loudspeaker,
condenser (Acous.)
Loudspeaker,
inductor (Acous.)
Lough (Geol)
Lounge (n.)
Louvre (or louver)
(Build.)
Low-and-high-pass
filter (Phys.)
Low-boiling
fractions (Pet. Eng.)
Low-breast wheel
(Eng.)
Low-carbon steel
(Met.)
Low-drag cowl
(Aero.)
Low-grade fuel
(Eng.)
Low-grade ore
(Mining)
Low-pitched
(Acous.)

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modulation (Radio)
Low-reflection film
(Optics)
Low-set (adj.)
Low-speed engine
(Eng.)
Low-stop filter
(Elec. Comm.)
Low-temperature
distillation (Chem.)
Low-tension
battery (Radio)
Low-test gasoline
(Pet. Eng.)
Low-volt release
(Elec. Eng.)
Low-water alarm
(Eng.)
Low-water valve
(Eng.)
Low (adj.)
Low (n.) (Meteor.)
Low altitude flight
(Aero.)
Low aspect ratio
(Aero.)
Low band (Telev.)
Low beam (Auto.)
Low charge (Mil.)

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Low compression
engine (Eng.)
Low explosive (Mil.)
Low flashing point
(Chem.)
Low flying (Aero.)
Low frequency
(Radio.)
Low frequency
amplifier (Teleph.)
Low frequency
choke (Elec. Eng.)
Low frequency
interference (Elec.
Eng.)
Low frequency
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Low gear (Eng.)
Low gradient (adj.)
Low gradient (n.)
Low gravity oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Low incidence
(Phys.)
Low level (adj.)
Low level (n.) (Eng.)
Low level alarm
(Eng.)
Low melting-point
alloys (Met.)

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Low pass filter
(Elec. Eng.)
Low pitch (Aero.)
Low position
Low pressure area
(Meteor.)
Low pressure
cylinder (Eng.)
Low pressure
engine (Eng.)
Low pressure
heating system
(Eng.)
Low pressure
steam
Low pressure
turbine (Eng.)
Low red heat (Met.)
Low steel (Met.)
Low temperature
(Phys.)
Low tension (adj.)
Low tension (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Low tension
detonator (Elec.
Eng.)
Low tension
ignition (Elec. Eng.)
Low tension
magneto (Elec.
Eng.)

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Low thermal
)conductivity (Phys.
Low tide
Low voltage (Elec.
)Eng.

Low voltage current

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)winding (Elec. Eng.
Low water
)Lower (adj.
)Lower (v.
)Lower beings (Biol.
)Lower block (Eng.
Lower bridging
)point (Civ. Eng.
Lower camber
)(Aero.
)Lower case (Typog.
Lower Cretaceous
)(adj.) (Geol.
Lower critical
)speed (Hyd.
Lower culmination
)(Astron.
Lower dead centre
)(Eng.

Lower deck (Naut.)

Lower gear case
(Mil.)

( )

Lower limit of
integration (Maths.)

Lower shell (Eng.)

Lower side (Geol.)
( )
Lower side band
(Radio)

Lower transit
(Astron.)

Lower wedges
(Eng.)

Lower wing surface
(Aero.)
( )
Lower yield point
(Mech.)

.
Lowermost (adj.)
Lowest common
multiple (Maths.)

Lowest dimension
(Maths.)
Lowland (Geol.)
Lox (liquid oxygen)
(Chem.)
Loyalty (n.)
Lozenge (n.)
Lu (lutecium)
(Chem.)
Lubber (adj.)

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)(Naut.
)Lube oil (Pet.
)Lube stocks (Pet.
)Lubricant (n.
Lubricant film

Lubricant, colloidal

Lubricant, mineral
)Lubricate (v.
Lubricating can
)(Eng.
Lubricating film
Lubricating grease
Lubricating gun
)(Eng.
Lubricating nipple
)(Eng.
Lubricating oil
Lubricating
property
Lubricating system
)(Eng.
)Lubrication (n.
Lubrication
)appliances (Eng.
Lubrication chart

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Lubrication film
Lubrication nipple
)(Eng.
Lubrication point

Lubrication system
(Eng.)
Lubrication
system, pressure
Lubrication,
automatic (Eng.)
Lubrication, bath
(Eng.)
Lubrication, dripfeed (Eng.)
Lubrication,
engine (Eng.)
Lubrication, forcedfeed (Eng.)
Lubrication, forced
Lubrication,
gravity feed (Eng.)
Lubrication,
hydrostatic (Eng.)
Lubrication, oil
Lubrication,
pressure (Eng.)
Lubrication, pumpfeed (Eng.)
Lubrication,
splash (Eng.)
Lubricative quality
Lubricator (n.0
(Eng.)
Lubricator valve
(Eng.)
Lubricator,
mechanical (Eng.)

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)pressure (Eng.
)Lubricity (n.
)Lubricous (adj.
Lucas sounder
)(Ocean.
)Lucent (adj.
)Lucid (adj.
)Luff (n.) (Naut.
)Luff (v.
Luff tackle
Luffing-jib crane
)(Eng.
)Lug (Elec. Eng.
)Lug (n.
)Lug (v.
Lug, mounting (or
)retaining) (Eng.
Luggage-van
)(Railways
)Luggage (n.
Luggage carrier (or
)grid
)Lukewarm (adj.
)Lum (Mining
)Lumbago (Med.
)Lumbar (adj.
)Lumber (n.






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Lumbering saw
Lumbermill
Lumen-hour
)(Illum.
Lumen (Bot.
)Chem.
)Lumen (Light.
= Lumenmeter
)lumeter (Illum.
)Luminance (Light.
Luminance
)channel (Telev.
Luminance factor
)(Light.
Luminescence
)(Phys. Chem.
)Luminescent (adj.
)Luminiferous (adj.
Luminophore
)(Chem.
Luminosity
)(Astron.
)luminosity (Light.
Luminosity curve
)(Light.
Luminosity factor
)(Illum.
Luminosity
)function (Astron.

Luminous (adj.)
Luminous dial
Luminous
efficiency (Illum.)
Luminous energy
(Phys.)
Luminous flux
(Illum.)
Luminous flux
density (Illum.)
Luminous hands
Luminous
intensity (Illum.)
Luminous
interference (Illum.)
Luminous nebulae
(Astron.)
Luminous paint
(Chem.)
Luminous
radiation (Phys.)
Luminous source
Lump (n.)
Lump (v.)
Lump lime =
quicklime
Lump sum
Lumped (adj.)
Lumped capacity
Lumped constant
(Elec. Comm.)
Lumped
inductance (Elec.
Eng.)

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voltage
(Thermionics)
Lumped reactance
(Thermionics)
Lumper (n.)

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Lumpiness (Chem.)

Lunar (adj.)
.
Lunar base
)
(Astronautics)
(
Lunar bow
(Meteor.)

Lunar caustic
(Chem.)

Lunar eclipse
(Astron.)
( )
Lunar grid valve =
inverted
Thermionic valve

(Thermionics)

Lunar landing

Lunar module
.
(Astronautics)

Lunar orbit
(Astron.)
:
Lunar parallax
(Astron.)

Lunar probe

Lunar rainbow
(Meteor.)

Lunar space
(Astron.)
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Lunar year
)(Astron.
Lunate = lunulate
)(adj.
)Lunation (Astron.
)Lune (Maths.
)Lunette (Build.
Lung
)Lunge (n.
)Lunge (v.
Lunge nitrometer
)(Chem.
Lunik
)(Astronautics
Lunular angle
)(Maths.
)Lupus (The Wolf
)(Astron.
)Lurch (n.
)Lurch (v.
)Lure (n.
)Lure (v.
)Lurry (Mining
)Luster = lustre (n.
)(Chem.
Luster = lustre (v.0
Lustrous coal
)(Chem.
)Lute (n.
= Lutetium
)lutecium (Lu
)(Chem.

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)Luting (n.
)Lux (Illum.
)Luxmeter (Illum.
)Lyddite (Chem.
Lydian stone, (or
)lydite) (Min.
)Lye (Chem.
Lye burns
Lye treating
Lye, sludge
)Lying (adj.
)Lying (n.
)Lying shaft (Eng.
Lyman series
)(Phys.
)Lymph (Zool.
)Lynite (Met.
)Lynx (The lynx
)(Astron.
)Lyophilic (Chem.
Lyophilic colloid
)(Chem.
)Lyophilize (v.
)(Phys.
)Lyophobic (Chem.
Lyophobic colloid
)(Chem.

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)(Astron.
)Lysis (Med.
)Lysis (n.
)Lysol (Chem.
)M-electron (Chem.
)M-shell (Chem.
M.K.S. (metre)kilogram-second
units
m.p.h. (mile per
)hour) (Mech.
)Maar (Geol.
Macadam (Civ.
)Eng.
Macadam spreader
)(Civ. Eng.

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)Maceration (n.
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Mach
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Macadamized road
)(Civ. Eng.

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)(Aero.
)Mach wave (Aero.
)Mache unit (Phys.
)Machinability (n.
Machine-finished
)(adj.
)Machine-gun (Mil.
Machine-turned
)(adj.
)Machine (n.
)Machine (v.
Machine adjuster
)(Eng.
)Machine bolt (Eng.
Machine centres
)(Eng.
Machine
countersinking
)(Eng.
Machine design
)(Eng.
Machine drawing
)(Eng.
Machine drilling
)(Eng.
Machine forging
)(Eng.

Machine
foundation (Eng.)
Machine mining
(Mining)
Machine moulding
(Eng.)
Machine riveting
(Eng.)
Machine room

Machine saw (Eng.)

Machine screw
Machine shop
(Eng.)

Machine tap (Eng.)

Machine tapping
(Eng.)
Machine tools
(Eng.)
Machine vice (or
vise) Eng.):
Machine, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Machine, grinding
(Eng.)
Machine, milling
(Eng.)
Machine, planing
(Eng.)
Machine, slotting
(Eng.)
Machine, tapping
(Eng.)
Machine. bailing

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)(Eng.
Machine. Counting
Machine. Drilling
)(Eng.
)Machineable (adj.
)Machined (adj.
)Machinery (n.
Machinery oil
)Machining (Eng.
)Machinist (n.
)Machmeter (Aero.

Mackintosh
)Mackled (adj.
)(Printing
)Macle (Min.
)Macled (adj.) (Min.
Macro-axis (Min).
Macrochemisty
)(Chem
)Macrocosm (n.
Macrocrystalline
)(Min.

)Macrometer (Naut.

)Macrometer (Surv.
Macromolecular
)(adj.) (Chem.

Macromolecular
crystals (Chem.)

Macromolecule
(Chem.)

Macromolecule
(Min.)

Macronucleus
(Biol.)

Macrophotography )
(Photog.)
(
Macropolymerizatio
n (Chem.)

Macroscopic (adj.)
:
Macroscopic
:
examination

Macrostructure
:
(Met.)

Maculose rock
(Geol.)

Made block (Mech.)
Made circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Made ground
(Build.)
Mae West (Aero.)
Maelstrom
Mafic minerals
(Min.)
Mag-dynamo (Elec.
Eng.)
Magamp=magnetic
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Magazine (n.)

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Mil.)
Magazine arc lamp
(Illum.)

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)
(

Magazine belt (Mil.)

Magazine capacity
(Mil.)
Magazine carrier
(Mil.)
Magazine case
(Mil.)
Magazine catch
(Mil.)
Magazine
clearance groove
(Mil.)

( )

Magazine feed (Mil.)

Magazine gun (Mil.)

( )
Magazine latch
(Mil.)

Magazine loaded
(adj.) (Mil.)

Magazine mining
(Mining)
:
Magazine retaining
spring (Mil.)

Magazine rifle (Mil.)

Magazine slot

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hemispheres
)(Phys.
Magenta=fuchsine
)(Chem.
Magic eye
)(Electronics
Magic eye tuning
)(Electronics
Magic lantern
)(Photog.
)Magistral (adj.
)Magma (Geol.
Magma chamber
)(Geol.
Magma intrusive
)(Geol.
Magmatic
)assimilation (Geol.
Magmatic deposit
)(Geol.
Magmatic hearth
)(Geol.
Magmatic stoping
)(Geol.
Magmatic water
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Magnaflux
)(inspection) (Eng.

)Magnalium (Met.


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Magnesesite brick
)(Build.
)Magnesia (Chem.
Magnesia cement
)(Chem.
Magnesia glass
)(Chem.
Magnesian
= limestone
)dolomite (Geol.
)Magnesite (Met.
Magnesite flooring
)(Bult.
Magnesite lining
Magnesium-light
)Magnesium (Mg
)(Chem.
Magnesium alloys
)(Met.
Magnesium
)chloride (Chem.
Magnesium nitride
)(Chem.
Magnesium oxide
)(Chem.
Magnesium wire
= Magnestat
magnetic amplifier
)(Elec. Eng.
Magnet

Magnet-armature
loudspeaker (Elec.
Eng.)

Magnet-crane
(Elec. Eng.)
)(
Magnet brake
(Elec. Eng.)

Magnet coil (Elec.
Eng.)
.
Magnet core (Elec.
Eng.)


Magnet face
Magnet frame
(Elect. Eng.)
.
Magnet holder
(Elec. Eng.)

Magnet pole (Elect.
.
Eng.)

Magnet separator
)
(Mining)
(
Magnet steel (Met.)
Magnet windings
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnet yoke
(Elect. Eng.)
Magnet, bar
Magnet, fishing
(Civ. Eng.)
Magnet, horse-shoe
Magnet, lifting
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnet.
Compensating

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Magnetic (adj.)
Magnetic
(recording) head
(Acous.)
Magnetic alloy
(Met.)
Magnetic amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic analysis
(Phys.)
Magnetic
attraction (Phys.)
Magnetic axis
Magnetic azimuth
(Surv.)
Magnetic balance
(Phys.)
Magnetic bearing
(Surv.)
Magnetic blow-out
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic blow-out
lightning arrester
Magnetic brake
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic braking
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic changes
(Magn.)
Magnetic chuck
(Eng.)
Magnetic circuit
(Elec. Eng.)

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Magnetic clutch
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic compass
Magnetic
component (Radio)
Magnetic
concentrator
(Mining)
Magnetic
conductivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic constant
(Phys.)
Magnetic
convergence (telev.)
Magnetic cooling
(Phys.)
Magnetic core
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic coupling
Magnetic course
(Aero.)
Magnetic crack
detection (Eng.)
Magnetic creeping
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic current
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic curve
Magnetic cycle
(Elec. Eng.)

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Magnetic damping
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
declination (Surv.)
Magnetic
deflection
(Electronics)
Magnetic density
(Phys.)
Magnetic detector
(Radio)
Magnetic deviation
(Phys.)
Magnetic device
Magnetic dial
Magnetic
difference of
potential (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic diffusion
(Phys.)
Magnetic dip = dip
(Surv., Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
discontinuity (Elec.
Magnetic
disturbance (Radio)
Magnetic drum
Magnetic elements
Magnetic
elongation

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Magnetic energy
(Phys.)
Magnetic equalizer
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic equator
(Surv.)
Magnetic fatigue
(Eng.)
Magnetic field
(Phys.)
Magnetic field of a
coil (Elec. Eng)
Magnetic field
strength (Phys.)
Magnetic fishing
tool (Civ. Eng.)
Magnetic flaw
detection (Eng.)
Magnetic flow
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic fluid
(Phys.)
Magnetic flux
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic flux
density (Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic focusing
Magnetic force
(Phys.)
Magnetic friction
Magnetic gauge
(Hyd. Eng.)

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Magnetic
gradiometer (Surv.)
Magnetic head
(Acous.)
Magnetic heading
(Aero.)
Magnetic hysteresis
Magnetic
hysteresis loop
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
hysteresis loss
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
impermeability
Magnetic
inclination (or dip)
(Surv., Elec. Eng.)

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Magnetic induction
(Elec. Eng.)

Magnetic inductive
capacity (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic inertia
(Elec. Eng.)

Magnetic intensity
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic iron ore
= magnetite (Min.)

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Magnetic lag (or

inertia) (Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic lens
(Electronics)
Magnetic lines of
force (Phys.)
Magnetic link
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic linkage
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic lock
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Magnetic map
(Surv.)
Magnetic mass
(Magn.)
Magnetic materials
(Magn., Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic meridian
(Surv., Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic metals
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic method
(Pet. Eng.)
Magnetic
microphone
(Acous.)

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Magnetic min (Mil.)

Magnetic mirror
(Phys.)
Magnetic
modulation (Radio)
Magnetic moment
(Phys.)
Magnetic needle
(Surv.)
Magnetic north
(Surv.)
Magnetic oxide of
iron = magnetite
(Min.)
Magnetic particle
inspection test =
magnaflux (Eng.)
Magnetic pendulum
Magnetic
permeability (Phys.)
Magnetic
permeance (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic
permeation
Magnetic
perturbation (Elec.
Eng.)

Magnetic phantom
(or spectrum)
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic pickup
(Acous.)
Magnetic
polarization
(Chem.)
Magnetic
polarization,
optical (Chem.)
Magnetic pole
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic potential
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
properties (Phys.)
Magnetic pulley
(Eng.)
Magnetic pyrite
(Min.)
Magnetic quantum
number (Phys.)
Magnetic
Magnetic
(Radio)
Magnetic
(Acous.)
Magnetic
(Acous.)

reactance
reaction
recorder
recording

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Magnetic rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
reluctance (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic
reluctivity (Phys.)
Magnetic
remanence (or
retentivity) (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic
reproducing head
(Acous.)
Magnetic repulsion
(Phys.)
Magnetic
resistance (Phys.)
Magnetic
resistivity (Phys.)
Magnetic
resonance
accelerator =
cyclotron (Phys.)
Magnetic
retardation (Elec.
Comm.)
Magnetic
retentivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic rotation
Magnetic
saturation (Elec.
Eng.)

Magnetic screen
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic screening
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic selfinduction (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic
separation of ore
(mining)
Magnetic separator
(Mining)
Magnetic shell
(Phys.)
Magnetic shield
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic shielding
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic shunt
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic south
(Surv.)
Magnetic spectrum
(Phys., Elec. Eng)
Magnetic squeezer
(Foundry)
Magnetic stability
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic storm
(Meteor.)

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Magnetic stray
field (Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic strength
(or flux density)
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
substance (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic
supersaturation
(Phys.)
Magnetic survey
(Geophysics)
Magnetic
susceptibility
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetic
suspension (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetic tape
(Acous.)
Magnetic
thermometer
(Phys.)
Magnetic time
constant
Magnetic traction
Magnetic
transmission (Eng.)
Magnetic trapping
(Phys.)
Magnetic tube of
force (Phys.)

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)(Phys.
Magnetic valve
)(Elec. Eng.

Magnetic variation
)(Surv. Geophysics
Magnetic vector
)(Phys.
Magnetic vector
potential

Magnetic viscosity
)(Elec. Eng.

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Magnetic waves
)(Phys.
)Magnetics (Phys.
Magnetism
Magnetism,
residual
Magnetism,
terrestrial
)Magnetite (Min.
)Magnetizable (adj.
)Magnetization (n.
Magnetization by
double touch
)(Phys.
Magnetization by
electricity (Elec.
)Eng.
Magnetization by
)influence (Phys.

Magnetization by
single touch (Phys.)
Magnetization
curve (Phys.)
Magnetization
cycle (Phys.)
Magnetization
intensity (Elec.
Eng.)
Magnetization,
remanent (Phys.)
Magnetization,
reversed (Phys.)
Magnetization,
spontaneous
(Phys.)
Magnetize (v.)
Magnetized needle
Magnetizing coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetizing
current (Elec. Eng.)
Magnetizing field
(Phys.)
Magnetizing flux
(Elec. Eng.)
Magnetizing force
(Phys.)
Magneto-generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Magneto-optical
rotation (Chem.)

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Magneto (Elec.
Eng.)
Magneto armature
(Elec. Eng.)
Magneto bell
(teleph.)
Magneto booster
(Elec. Eng.)
Magneto breaker
(Elec. Eng.)
Magneto coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Magneto collector
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto coupling
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto
distributor (Elect.
Eng.)
Magneto driving
plate (Elect. Eng.)
Magneto ground
connection (Elect.
Eng.)
Magneto ignition
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto inductor
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto load
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto switch
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto system
(Teleph.)

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Magneto telephone
(Teleph.)
Magneto terminal
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto timing
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto,
adjustable-lead
(Elec. Eng.)
Magneto,
automatic lead
(Elec. Eng.)
Magneto, fixed
lead (Elect. Eng.)
Magneto, flywheel
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto, high
tension (Elect.
Eng.)
Magneto, revolving
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto, starting
(Elect. Eng.)
Magneto,
stationary (Elect.
Eng.)
Magnetocaloric
effect (Phys.)
Magnetochemistry
(Chem.)
Magnetoelectric
(Adj.)

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Magnetoelectrical
induction (Elect.
)Eng.
Magnetoelectricity
)(Elect. Eng.
Magnetograph
Magnetometer
)(Elect. Eng.
Magnetometric
surveying (Pet.
)Eng.
Magnetometry
)(Elect. Eng.
Magnetomotive
gradient (Elect.
)Eng.
Magnetomotive
gradient (Elect.
)Eng.
)Magneton (Phys.
Magnetophone
)(Acous.
Magnetoscope
)(Elect. Eng.
Magnetosphere
)(Phys.
Magnetostatics
)(Phys.
Magnetostriction
)(Phys.
Magnetostriction
oscillator

Magnetostrictive
filter (Elect. Eng.)
Magnetron
(Electronics)
Magnetron
amplifier
(Electronics)
Magnetron effect
(Electronics)
Magnetron
oscillator
(Electronics)
Magnetron rectifier
(Electronics)
Magnification (n.)
Magnification
factor (Radio)
Magnificent (Adj.)
Magnifier (Radio,
Photog.)
Magnify (v.)
Magnifying glass
(or lens) (Optics)
Magnifying power
(Light)
Magnitude (n.)
Magnolia metal
(Met.)
Magnuminium
(Met.)
Mahogany
Maiden field
(Mining)

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)Main (adj.

)
)Main (n.) (Civ. Eng.
(
Main air inlet (Civ.

)Eng.
Main airway

)Mail (Mil.
)Mail (n.
)Mail (v.
)Mailed (adj.

)Main beam (Build.

)Main bearing (Eng.

)Main boom (Naut.

)Main bottom (Geol.

)Main brass (Eng.
Main circuit (Elect.
)Eng.
Main connecting
)rod (Eng.
Main contacts
)(Elec. Eng.

) ( )Main couple (Carp.

Main crank-pin
)(Eng.

)Main deck (Naut.
) (
Main distribution
)frame (teleph.

)Main drive (Mech.

Main engine (Eng.)

Main exchange
(Teleph.)
Main fault (Geol.)
Main feature
Main feeder (Elec.
Eng.)
Main field (Elect.
Eng.)
Main frame (Civ.
Eng.)
Main fuel pipe
Main gate
(Foundry)

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Main girder (Build.)

Main jet

Main journal (Eng.)

Main line
Main lode (mining)
Main longitudinal
(Aero., Naut.)
Main mast (Naut.)
Main mooring line
(Aero., Naut.)
Main oil screen
(Eng.)
Main plane (Aero.)

Main power switch

Main pulley (Eng.)
Main road (Civ.
Eng.)
Main rod (Mech.)

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Main runner
)(Foundry
Main scale
divisions
)Main shaft (Eng.
)Main spar (Aero.
Main spread (Civ.
)Eng.
Main stage
Main starting valve
)(Eng.
Main sump drain
Main supply depot
Main suspension
bracket
Main switchboard
)(Elect. Eng.
)Main tanks (Aero.
Main transformer
)(Elec. Eng.
)Main valve (Eng.
)Main yard (Naut.
Main, distribution
)(Civ. Eng.
Mainland
)Mainly (adv.
)Mains (Eng.
Mains antenna
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Mains receiver
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)(Elec. Eng.
)Mains, feeder (Eng.
)Mainstay (Naut.
)Maintain (v.
Maintained tuning
)fork (Acous.
Maintaining the
output
Maintenance
Maintenance cost
Maintenance crew
Maintenance
manual
Maintenance unit
Maintenance,
)pressure (Eng.
Maintenance,
preventive
)Maize oil (Chem.
)Major-general (Mil.
)Major (adj.
)Major (n.) (Mil.
Major arc
Major axis
Major circle
Major diameter
Major diatonic
)scale (Acous.



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)Eng.
)Major fold (Geol.
Major overhaul
Major part
Major repairs
Major term
)Majority (n.
)Majuscule (Typog.
Make-and break
mechanism (Elect.
)Eng.
Make-before-break
)contact (Teleph.
)Make-believe (adj.
)Make-believe (n.
Make-contact
)(Teleph.
Make-impulse
)(Elec. Comm.
)Make-ready (n.
)(Print.
Make-up
)Make-up (n.
)(Chem.
)Make-up (v.
Make-up heater
)(Pet. Eng.
)Make (Elect. Eng.

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)Make (v.
Make of casing
)(Civ. Eng.
Make, standard
)(Eng.
)Makefast (n.
)(Naut.
)Maker (n.
Makeshift (n
Making-current
Making-current
)(Elec. Eng.
Making and
unmaking (Civ.
)Eng.
Making cores
)(Foundry
Making joints
)Malachite (Min.
Malachite green
Malachite green
)Maladjusted (adj.
Maladministration
)(n.
)Malaxtor (Civ. Eng
Male connection
)(Eng.
)Male screw (Eng.
)Malformation (n.

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)Malfunction (v.
)Malic acid (Chem.
)Malignant (adj.
Malignant cells
)Malinger (v.
)Malingerer (n.
)Mall (Eng.
)Malleability (Eng.
)Malleable (adj.
)Malleable (cast
)iron (Met.
Malleable casting
)(Met.
Malleable
)materials (Met.
Malleableizing
)(Met.
)Malleate (adj.
)Malleate (v.
)Mallet (n.
)Malleus (Zool.
)Malm (Build.
)Malnutrition (n.
)Malodorous (adj.
)Malpractice (n.
)Maltase (Chem.
Maltose = malt
)sugar (Chem.
)Maltreatment (n.
)Mamelon (Geol.

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Mamillary
)aggregates (Geol.
)Mammal (n.) (Zool.
)Mammalia (Zool.
Mammato)cumulus (Meteor.
Mammoth pump
)(Civ. Eng.
Man-day
)Man-made (adj.
)Man-of-war (Naut.
Man lock (Civ.
)Eng.
Man power (or
)manpower
)Manage (v.
)Manageable (adj.
)Management (n.
Management
engineering
)Manager (n.
Manager, general
Manager, project
)(Eng.
Managing director
Managing engineer
)Mandate (n.
Mandator
)Mandatory (adj.
)Mandrel (Eng.

Mandrel (Met.)
Mandrel socket
(Eng.)
Mandril = mandrel
(Eng.)
Maneuver =
manoeuvre (n.)
Maneuver =
manoeuvre (v.)

( )

Maneuverability
(Aero.)
Maneuvering flight
(Aero.)
Maneuvering
stability (Aero.)
Maneuvring =
manoeuvring (n.)

Manganate (Chem.)
Manganese (Mn)
(Chem.)
Manganese alloys
(Met.)
Manganese bronze
(Met.)
Manganese carbide
(Chem.)
Manganese dioxide
(Chem.)
Manganese nitride
(Chem.)
Manganese steel
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Manganese
)trioxide (Chem.
Manganiferous
)(adj.) (Min.
)Manganin (Met.
)Manganite (Met.
)Mangle (n.
)Mangle (v.
Mangler-wheel
)(Eng.
)Mangler (n.) (Eng.
Manhead (Civ.
)Eng.
)Manhole (Civ. Eng.
Manhole cover
)(Civ. Eng.
)Mania (n.
)Manifest (adj.
)Manifest (n.
)Manifest (v.
)Manifestation (n.
)Manifold (adj.
)Manifold (n.) (Eng.
)Manifold (v.
Manifold pressure
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regulator (Eng.,
)Aero.
Manifold valve
)(Eng.
Manifold, dual
)(Eng.
Manifold, exhaust
)(Eng., Aero.
Manifold,
)induction (Eng.
Manifold, inlet
)(Eng.
Manilla rope
)Manipulate (v.
)Manipulation (n.
Manned spacecraft
)(Astronautics
)Manner (n.
Manners
Manning tables
Manocryometer
)(Phys.
= Manoeuvre
)maneuver (n.
= Manoeuvre
)maneuver (v.

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)Manograph (Eng.
)Manometer (Phys.
Manometer
)pressure (Phys.
Manometer tube
)(Phys.
)Manometric (adj.
Manometric flame
)(Phys.
Manometric head
)(Hyd. Eng.
Mansard roof
)(Build.
Mansfield method
)(Chem.
)Mantel (Build.
Mantel burner
Mantissa of a
)(common
)logarithm (Maths.
)Mantle (Geol.
)Mantle (Illum.
)Mantle (n.
)Mantle (v.
)Mantle rock (Geol.
)Manual (adj.
)Manual (n.
Manual control
)(Eng.
Manual control
)(Eng.
Manual dexterity

Manual
Manual
Manual
(Eng.)
Manual
(adj.)
Manual
(Eng.)

labour
lever
lubrication
operated
release

Manual selectivity
control (Radio)
Manual
switchboard
(Teleph.)
Manual Telephone
system (Teleph.)
Manual welding
(Plumb.)
Manufactory (n.)
Manufactory (n.)
Manufactory (n.)
Manufactory (n.)
Manufacturing
tolerance (Eng.)
Manufacturing
unit (Eng.)
Manure (n.)
Manure (v.)
Manure distributor
(Agric.)
Manure, chemical
Manuscript (n.)
Manway (Civ. Eng.)

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Map (n.)
Map (n.)
Map code
Map drawing
Map measurer =
opisometer (Surv.)
Map projection
Map projection,
azimuthal
Map projection,
central (gnomonic)
Map projection,
conical
Map projection,
equidistant
Map projection,
equidistant
Map projection,
homolographic
Map projection,
stereographic
Map reading
Map
reconnaissance
Map relief
Map scale (Surv.)

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Map topographical
(Geol. Surv.)
Map varnish

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Map, aeronautical
(Aero.)

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Map, astronomical
)(Aero.
Map, contour
)(Surv.
Map, folding
Map, geologic
)(Geol.
Map, hydrographic
Map, hypsographic
)(Surv.
Map, road
Map. Grid
Maple wood
)Mapping (n.
Mapping of field
)(magn.
Mapping, aerial
)(Surv.

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Mapping, geological
Mapping,
geophysical
)Mar (n.
)Mar (v.

)Marb-I-cote (Paint.
)Marble (adj.
)Marble (n.) (Geol.
)Marble (v.) (Paint.
Marble quarry
Marble saw
)Marbling (Paint.


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)Marcasite (Min.
Marconi
)(grounded
)antenna (Radio
Marconi beam
)antenna (Radio
Marconi detector
)(Radio
)Marcus (Eng.
Margaric acid
)(Chem.
)Margarine (Chem.
Margarys process
)(Build.
)Margin (n.
)Margin (v.
Margin of error
Margin of safety
)(Eng.
Margin trowel
)(Build.
)Marginal (adj.
Marginal border
Marginal current
)(Teleph.
Marginal producer
Marginal return

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Marginal worker
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
Marine
)Marine (adj.
)Marine (n.
)Marine (or gyro
compass
)Marine boiler (Eng.
Marine cable
Marine
chronometer
Marine denudation
)(Geol.
= Mariottes law
)Boyles law (Phys.
)Maritime (adj.
)Mark (n.
)Mark (v.
)Mark buoy (Naut.
)Marked (adj.

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Marker beacon
)(Naut., Aero.
Marker generator
)(Elec. Eng.
Marker, boundary
)(Surv.
Marker, circle
)(Aero.
)Market (n.
)Market (v.
Market price
Market, black
)Marketable (adj.
)Marketing (n.
Marking buoy
)(Naut.
Marking current
)(Teleg.
Marking gauge
)(Eng., Carp
Marking ink
Marking tool (Eng.
)Carp.
)Marksman (n.
)Marl (Geol.
)Marl slate (Geol.
Marline
Marline spike
)Maroon (adj.
)Marquetry (Carp.

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)Marrow (Zool.
)Mars (Astron.
)Marsh (n.
Marsh gas (or
)methane) (Chem.
Marshs test
)(Chem.
)Marshal (n.) (Mil.
)Marshal (v
)Marshy (adj.
)Martensite (Met.
)Martial (adj.
Martial law
)Marvel (n.
)Marvel (v.
Maser (microwave
amplification by
stimulated
emission of
)radiation) (Phys.
)Maser, gas (Phys.
)Mash (n.
)Mash (v.
)Mask (n.
)Mask (v.
Masked valve (I.C.
)Engs.
)Masking (Acous.
Masking
)audiogram (Acous.
Masking effect
)(Acous.
)Mason (n.

Masons
hygrometer
(Meteor.)
Masons level
(Build.)
Masonite (Build.)
Masonry (n.)
Mass-centre
Mass-control
(Acous.)
Mass-energy
equation (Phys.)
Mass-energy
equivalence
(Physe.)
Mass (adj.)
Mass (n.)
Mass (Phys.)
Mass (v.)
Mass action
(Chem.)
Mass balance
(Aero.)
Mass balancing
(Aero.)
Mass
communication
Mass concrete
(Civ. Eng.)
Mass defect (Phys.)
Mass deficit (Phys.)
Mass density
(Phys.)

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Mass flow
)Mass inertia (Phys.
Mass media
Mass movement
)(Geol.
Mass number
)(Phys.
Mass of the
)electron (Phys.
Mass production
)Mass range (phys.
)Mass ratio (Eng.
Mass reactance
)(Phys.
Mass resistivity
)(Elec. Eng.
Mass spectra
)(Phys.
Mass spectrograph
)(Phys.
Mass spectrum
)(Phys.
Mass stopping
)power (Eng.

Mass susceptibility
= specific
susceptibility
(Magn.)
Mass unit = atomic
mass unit (Phys.)
Mass. Atomic
(Chem.)
Massage (n.)
Massicot (Min.)
Massif (Geol.)
Massive rock
(Goel.)
Massive rock
(Goel.)
Mast antenna
(Radio)
Master (Acous.)
Master (adj.)
Master (n.)
Master (v.)
Master battery
switch
Master clock (Elec.
Eng.)
Master compass
Master connectingrod
Master controller
(Elec. Eng)
Master cylinder
(Eng.)

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)Master key (Build.
Master meter
)prover (Eng.
Master oscillator
)(Radio
Master plan
Master pressure
)gauge (Eng.
)Master rod (Eng.
Master switch
)(Elec. Eng.
)Master tap (Eng.
)Master valve (Eng.
)Master wheel (Eng.
Master workman
)Mastermind (n.
)Mastermind (v.
)Masterpiece (n.
)Mastery (n.
)Mastic (n.
)Masticate (v.
)Masurium (Chem.
)Mat (adj.
)Mat (n.
Mat surface
Match-boarding

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)Match (n.
Match, colour
Matched-boards
)(Carp.
Matched
impedance (Elec.
)Eng.
Matched joint
Matched lenses
)(Photog.
Matched plates
Matched source
)Matching (n.
Matching pin
Matching plane
)(Carp.
Matching surface
Matching
transformer (Elec.
)Comm.
Matching,
impedance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Mate (n.
)Mate (v.
Materia medica
)(Chem.
Materia medica
)(Med.
)Material (adj.
)Material (n.
Material lock (Civ.
)Eng.

Material
specifications
Materialism
Materialize (v.)
Materials, raw
Materiel (n.)
Mathematical
analysis
Mathematical
astronomy
Mathematical
equation (Maths.)
Mathematical
induction
Mathematical
instruments
Mathematical
sciences
Mathematical
signs (Maths.)
Mathematical
tables (Maths.)
Mathematical
terms (Maths.)
Mathematician (n.)
Mathematics (n.)
Mating flange
(Eng.)
Mating parts
(Build.)
Matrix (Acous.)
Matrix (Biol.)
Matrix (Build.)

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Matrix (n.) (Print.,
)Met.
Matrix, hybrid
)(Maths.
)Matt (or matte
)(adj.
Matt colour
)Matte (Met.
)Matter (n.
)Matter (Print.
)Matter (v.
)Matting (n.
)Mattock (n.
)Mattress (n.
)Maturation (n.
)Mature (adj.
)Mature (v.
Maturing (Civ.
)Eng.
)Maturity (n.
)Maul (or mall) (n.
)Maul (v.
)Maulstick (Paint.
)Maxim (n.
)Maximum (adj.
)Maximum (n.
Maximum and
minimum
thermometer

Maximum beam
(Aero.)
Maximum boiling
point (Chem.)
Maximum demand
(Elec. Eng.)
Maximum demand
indicator (Elec.
Eng.)
Maximum density
(Phys.)
Maximum elevation
Maximum
equivalent
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Maximum flying
speed (Aero.)
Maximum
horizontal range
(Mech.)
Maximum
horsepower (of an
engine) (Eng.)
Maximum
humidity (Meteor.)
Maximum load
(Eng.)
Maximum moment
(Match.)
Maximum
operational
pressure (Eng.)

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(Hyd. Eng.)
Maximum peak
(Elec. Eng.)
Maximum
permissible value
(Eng.)
Maximum power
(Eng.)
Maximum
pressure (Eng.)
Maximum range
Maximum
revolutions per
minute
Maximum scale
value
Maximum sound
pressure (Acous.)
Maximum speed
Maximum tensile
stress (Eng.)
Maximum torque
(Mech.)
Maximum usable
frequency (Radio)
Maximum value
Maximum vertical
range (Mech.)
Maximum weight
Maxwell (Elec.
Eng.)
Maxwell bridge
(Elec. Eng.)

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Eng.)
Maxwells electromagnetic theory of
light (Phys.)
Maze (n.)
Maze (v.)
Mazout (mazoot or
mazut) (Pet. Eng)
Meal (n.)
Mean (adj.)
Mean (N., adj.)
(Maths.)
Mean (solar) time
(Astron.)
Mean (v.)
Mean absolute
error (Maths.)
Mean calorie
(Phys.)
Mean chord,
standard (Aero.)
Mean curvature of
a surface
Mean daily motion
(Astron.)
Mean density
(Phys.)
Mean deviation
Mean difference
Mean distance
Mean effective
pressure (Eng.)
Mean error

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(Phys.)
Mean gradient
(Eng.)
Mean horizontal
intensity (Illum.)
Mean latitude
(Astron.)
Mean life (Phys.)
Mean piston speed
(Eng.)
Mean pitch,
experimental
(Aero.)
Mean point of
impact
Mean pressure
(Eng.)
Mean proportional
(Maths.)
Mean range
Mean sea-level
(Surv.)
Mean solar day
(Astron.)
Mean spherical
intensity (Illum.)
Mean square error
(Maths.)
Mean square
velocity (Mech.)
Mean stress (Met.)

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)(Meteor.
)Mean time (Astron.
Mean trajectory
)(Mech.
Mean value
Mean velocity
)(Mech.
Mean,
)arithmetic(al
)(Maths.
Mean, geometrical
)(Maths.
Mean, harmonic
)Meander (Geol.
)Meander (n.
)Meander (v.
Means
Means of
transportation
)Meantime (n.
)Measurable (adj.
)Measure (v.
dry
linear
liquid
nautical

Measure,
Measure,
Measure,
Measure,

Measure, protective
Measure, square
Measure, time

Measure.
Disciplinary
Measured mill
(Naut.)
Measured velocity
(Mech.)
Measurement (n.)
Measuring chain
(Surv.)
Measuring cylinder
(Chem.)
Measuring error
Measuring
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Measuring
machine (Eng.)
Measuring rod
Measuring rule
Measuring tape
(Surv.)
Measuring tools
Measuring wheel
(Surv.)
Mechanic (adj.)
Mechanic (n.)
Mechanical (adj.)
Mechanical (or
automatic) stoker
(Eng.)
Mechanical
advantage (Eng.)
Mechanical
analysis
Mechanical axis

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(Teleg.)
Mechanical bond
(Civ. Eng.)
Mechanical brake
(Eng.)
Mechanical
computer
Mechanical control
(Eng.)
Mechanical
depolarization
(Elec. Eng.)
Mechanical
deposits (Geol.)
Mechanical device
Mechanical
draughtsman
Mechanical
drawing
Mechanical
efficiency (Eng.)
Mechanical energy
(Phys.)
Mechanical
engineer
Mechanical
engineering
Mechanical
equivalent of heat
(Phys.)
Mechanical
equivalent of light
(Phys.)

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Mechanical failure
(Eng.)
Mechanical filter
(Eng.)
Mechanical friction
(Eng.)
Mechanical
governor (Eng.)
Mechanical
hammer
Mechanical
impedance (Acous.)
Mechanical lever
(Eng.)
Mechanical linkage
Mechanical
lubricator (Eng.)
Mechanical mine
(Mil.)
Mechanical pilot
(Aero.)
Mechanical power
(Eng.)
Mechanical
properties
Mechanical
rammer (Eng.)
Mechanical
reactance (Elec.
Eng.)
Mechanical
rectifier (Elec. Eng.)

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Mechanical
refrigeration (Eng.)
Mechanical
refrigerator (Eng.)
Mechanical
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Mechanical
resonance (Acous.)
Mechanical
sampler
Mechanical
scanning (Telev.)
Mechanical signal
Mechanical
solution (Maths.)
Mechanical
stability (Mech.)
Mechanical
stabilizer (Eng.)
Mechanical stirrer
(Eng.)
Mechanical
synchronizer
Mechanical theory
of heat (Phys.)
Mechanical time
fuse
Mechanical
transmission
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Mechanical
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Mechanical
treatment
Mechanical vehicle
Mechanical
ventilation
Mechanical
vibration
Mechanical wave
)(Phys.
Mechanical work
)(Phys.
Mechanically
operated valve
)Mechanics (Phys.
Mechanics, applied
)(Eng.
Mechanics, wave
)(Phys.
)Mechanism (Eng.
)Mechanist (n.
)Mechanization (n.
)Mechanize (v.
)Mechanized (adj.
)Medal (n.
Media (pl. of
)medium
)Medial (Adj.
)Median (adj.
)Median (n.
)(Maths.
Median lethal time
)(Phys.

Median septum
(Geol.)
Mediation (n.)
Mediator (n.)
Medical (adj.)
Medical certificate
Medical corps
Medical
examination
Medicament (n.)
Medication (n.)
Medicine (n.)
Mediocre (adj.)
Meditate (v.)
Mediterranean
(adj.)
Medium (adj.)
Medium (n.) (pl.
media)
Medium carbon
steel (Met.)
Medium contrast
(Photog.)
Medium frequency
(Radio)
Medium frequency
(Radio)
Medium frequency
waves (Radio)
Medium grained
(adj.)

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)emery wheel (Eng.
Medium soft emery
wheel
Medium volatile
)fuel (Pet. Eng.
Medium voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
Medium waves
)(Radio
Medium, dense
)(Phys.
Medium,
homogenous
)(Acous.
Medium, isotropic
)(Acous.
Medium, rare
)(Phys.
Medulla oblongata
)(Zool.
)Meerschaum (Min.
)Meet (v.
)Meeting (n.
Meeting point
Mega
Mega-watt (Elec.
)Eng.
Mega electron volt
)(Phys.

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Megacycle (Elec.
)Comm.
Megacycle per
)second (Radio
)Megadyne (Phys.
Megafarad (Elec.
)Eng.
)Megajoule (Phys.
Megaline (Elec.
)Eng.
Megaphone
)(Acous.
Megaphone
)(Acous.
)Megascopic (adj.
Megaton
Megavolt (Elec.
)Eng.
)Megerg (Phys.
= Megger
megohmmeter
)(Elec. Eng.
Megohm (Elec.
)Eng.
)Meiosis (Biol.
)Mel (Acous.
)Melanin (Chem.
)Melanite (Min.
)Melt (n.
)Melt (v.
)Melting (Chem.

Melting point
(Chem., Phys.)
Melting pot
(Foundry)
Member (n.)
Membership (n.)
Membrane (n.)
Membrane semipermeable
Membrane,
permeable
Membranous (adj.)
Memorandum
Memory
(Electronics)
Menace (n.)
Menace (v.)
Mend (v.)
Mendels laws
(Gen.)
Mendeleeffs table
(Chem.)
Mendelevium (Mv)
(Chem.)
Meningitis (Med.)
Meniscus (adj.)
Meniscus (n.)
(Phys.)
Meniscus (Option.)
Meniscus lens
(Option.)

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)Mountain) (Astron
Menstruum
)(Chem.
)Mensuration (n.
)Mental (adj.
)Menthol (Chem.
)Mention (n.
)Mention (v.
)Mercantile (adj.
)Mercaptan (Chem.
Mercator chart (or
)map) (Surv.
Mercator distance
)(Surv.
Mercator
)projection (Geog.
)Mercenary (adj.
)Mercenary (n.
)Mercerize (v.
Mercerized cotton
)Merchandise (n.
Merchant iron
)(Met.
Merchant marine
Mercurial
)thermometer (Eng.
Mercurial
)thermostat (Eng.

Mercuric chloride
(Chem.)
Mercurochrome
Mercurous
chloride = calomel
(Chem.)
Mercury-arc
convertor (Elec.
Eng.)

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Mercury-are
rectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Mercury-vapour
lamp (Illum.)
Mercury-vapour
pump (Chem.)

Mercury-vapour
rectifier (Elec. Eng.)

Mercury-vapour
tube (Thermionics)
Mercury (Astron.)
Mercury =
hydrargyrum
Mercury barometer
(Phys.)
Mercury discharge
lamp (Illum.)
Mercury
galvanometer
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)(Phys.
Mercury
interrupter (Elec.
)Eng.
Mercury seal
)(Chem.
Mercury switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Mercury
thermometer
)(Phys.
)Merge (v.
)Merger (n.
)Meridian (Astron.
)Meridian (Maths.
)Meridian (Surv.
Meridian circle
)(Astron.
Meridian plane
Meridian, celestial
)(Astron.
Meridian, magnetic
)Meristem (Bot.
)Merit (n.
)Merit (v.
)Mesentery (Zool.
)Mesh (n.
)Mesh (v.
Mesh connection
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)(Elec. Eng.
)Mesh points (Eng.
Mesh structure
)(Geol.
Mesh voltage (Elec.
)Eng.
)Mesh, gear (Eng.
Mesh, wire
)Meshed (adj.
)(Elec. Eng.
)Meshing gear (Eng.
)Meshwork (n.
)Mesocarp (Bot.
)Mesoderm (Zool.
)Mesolithic (Geol.
)Meson (Electronics
)Mesophyll (Bot.
Mesosphere
)(Meteor.
Mesothermal
)deposits (Geol.
Mesothorium
)(Chem.
Mesotron = meson
)(Phys.

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)Mess (n.
)Mess (v.
)Message (n.
)Messenger (n.
Messenger wire
)(Elec. Eng.
)Metabolism (Biol.
Metabolism, basal
)Metacentre (Hyd.
Metacentric height
)(Hyd.
Metachromatic (or
)metachromic) (adj.
Metagalaxy
)(Astron.
Metal-are electrode
)(Eng.
Metal-are electrode
)(Eng.
Metal-are welding
)(Eng.
Metal-clad
switchgear (Elec.
)Eng.
Metal-cored
)carbon (Illum.
Metal-enclosed
switchgear
)Metal (Civ. Eng.
)Metal (n.

Metal (or dry-plate)

rectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Metal brazing
(Eng.)
Metal fatigue (Eng.)
Metal filament
lamp (Elec. Eng.)
Metal foil
Metal foil
Metal lathing
(Build.)
Metal miller (Eng.)
Metal pattern
(Foundry)
Metal plating
Metal refining
(Met.)
Metal sawing
machine (Eng.)
Metal screw (Eng.)
Metal shavings
Metal sheathing
Metal spinning
(Eng.)
Metal spraying
Metal strip
Metal surface
Metal tipping (Eng.)
Metal trim (Build.)
Metal turner (Eng.)

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(Chem.)
Metal, Babbitts
(Met.)
Metal, base
Metal, scrap
Metal, selfprotective (Chem.)
Metal, sheet (Met.)
Metal, type (Met.)
Metalcraft
Metallic (adj.)
Metallic (return)
circuit (Teleg.)
Metallic are (Elec.
Eng.)
Metallic bonding
(Chem.)
Metallic circuit
(Teleg.)
Metallic coating
Metallic
conduction (Phys.)
Metallic crystals
(Met.)
Metallic element
(Chem.)
Metallic lustre
(Min.)
Metallic mirror
Metallic packing
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cloth
Metallic soap
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Metallic tape
(Surv.)
Metalliferous veins
(Geol.)
Metalling (Civ.
Eng.)
Metallization
(Chem.)
Metallize (v.)
Metallized-paper
capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Metallized (or
graphitized)
filament (Elec.
Eng.)
Metallized (or
spray shielded)
valve (Thermionics)
Metallizing (n.)
Metallochrome
(Chem.)
Metallography
(Met.)
Metalloid (adj.)
Metalloid (n.)
(Chem.)
Metallurgical
chemistry
Metallurgist (n.)

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)Metallurgy (Chem.
)Metalworking (Eng.
Metamorphic
)(Chem.
Metamorphic
)aureole (Geol.
Metamorphic
)petrology (Geol.
Metamorphic rocks
)(Geol.
Metamorphism
)(Geol.
Metamorphosis
)(Zool., Geol.
)Metaphase (Biol.
Metaphosphoric
)acid (Chem.
Metaphysics
)Metaplasm (Biol.
)Metascop (Phys.
Metasomatism
)(Geol.
)Metastable (Chem.
)Metastable (Phys.

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double
replacement
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)Metazoa (Zool.
)Meteor (Astron.
Meteor Shower
) (Astron.
Meteoric water
)(Meteor.
Meteorite (Min.,
)Geol.
Meteorograph
)(Meteor.
Meteorography
)(Meteor.
Meteorological
conditions
Meteorological
instruments
)(Meteor.
Meteorological
station
Meteorology
)Meter (n.) (Eng.
)(or metre
)(v.
bride (Elec.
loss (Elec.

Meter
Meter
Meter
)Eng.
Meter
)Eng.

Meter prover (Eng.)

Meter reading
Meter rule
Meter, automatic
(Eng.)
Meter, callcounting (Teleph.)
Meter, echo
(Acous.)
Meter, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Meter, exposure
(Photog.)
Meter, frequency
(Elec. Eng.)
Meter, gas (Eng.)
Meter, gasoline
Meter, gravity
(Phys.)
Meter, induction
(Elec. Eng.)
Meter, integrating
(Elec. Eng.)
Meter, overflow
(Teleph.)
Meter, powerfactor (Elec. Eng.)
Meter, turbinetype (Eng.)
Meter, volt-amperehour
Meter. amperehour (Elec. Eng.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Metered mail
Metering (n.)
Metering nozzle (or
jet)
Metering orifice
(Eng.)
Metering pin (Eng.)
Metering valve
(Eng.)
Methane = marsh
gas (Chem.)
Methanol (Chem.)
Methene =
methylene (Chem.)
Method
Method of
calibration (Eng.)
Method of
detached
coefficients (Maths.)
Method of
induction
Method of
inspection (Maths.)
Method of
operation (Eng.)

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successive
elimination
(Maths.)
Methodic (al) (adj.)
Methodology
Methyl alcohol =
methanol (or wood
alcohol) (Chem.)
Methyl ether
(Chem.)
Methyl green
(Chem.)
Methyl group
(Chem.)
Methyl orange
(Chem.)
Methylate (v.)
(Chem.)
Methylated spirit
(Chem.)
Methylene (Chem.)
Methylene blue
(Chem.)
Metre-kilogramsecond system of
units (Phys., Eng.)
Metre = meter (n.)
Metre candle
(Illum.)
Metric calorie
(Phys.)

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Metric measure
Metric screw)thread (Eng.
Metric system
)(Phys., Eng.
)Metric ton (Eng.
)Metric wave (Radio
Metrology (Eng.,
)Phys.
)Metronome (Phys.
)Metropolitan (adj.
Mev (million
)electron volts
)(Phys.
)Mg (magnesium
)(Chem.
)Mho (Elec. Eng.
Mhometer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Mica-schist (Geol.
)Mica-slate (Geol.
)Mica (Min.
Mica capacitor
)(Elec. Eng.
Mica cone = mica
)V ring (Elec. Eng.
Micafolium (Elec.
)Eng.
Micanite (Elec.
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Michelson-Morley
)experiment (Phys.
Micro-ampere
)(Elec. Eng.
Micro-coulomb
)(Elec. Eng.
Micro-henry (Elec.
)Eng.
Micro-organism
)(Biol.

Micro-seismograph
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)Maths.
Micro balance
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Microanalysis
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Microbar
Microbarograph
)(Meteor.
)Microbe (n.
)Microbiology (Biol.
)Microcline (Geol.
Microcosm

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Microcrystalline
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Microfarad (Elec.
)Eng.
)Microfilm (n.
)Microfilm (v.
Microfiltration (or
)ultrafiltration
)(Chem.
Microgram
)Microgranular (adj.
Micrograph
Micrographic
)texture (Geol.
Microgroove
)(Acous.
Microhm (Elec.
)Eng.
)Microlite (Geol.
)Microlux (Illum.
Micromanometer
)(Phys.
)Micrometer (Eng.
Micrometer anvil
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calipers, inside
)(Eng.
Micrometer
callipers (or
)calipers
Micrometer eyepiece
Micrometer gauge
)(Eng.
Micrometer head
Micrometer scale
)(Eng.
Micrometer screw
)(Eng.
Micrometer
)theodolite (Surv.
Micrometer, dial
)(Eng.
Micrometer, inside
)(Eng.
Micrometry
Micromicron

Micron
Micropaleontology
Microphone
Microphone
amplifier (Elec.
)Comm.

Microphone boom
)(Elec. Comm.

Microphone
carbon (Acous.)
Microphone hiss
(Acous.)
Microphone
response (Acous.)

Microphone,
condenser (Acous.)

Microphone,
directional (Acous.)

Microphone,
moving coil (Acous.)
Microphone,
thermal (Acous.)
Microphonic
contact (Elec. Eng.)
Microphonic noise
(Thermionics)
Microphonics
(Elec. Eng.)
Microphony
(Acous.)
Microphotography
(Photog.)
Micropolariscope
(Light)
Microprojector
(Optics)
Micropyle (Biol.)
Microradiograph

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Microradiometer
(Phys.)
Microscope (Optics)
Microscope,
electronic
(Electronics)
Microscopic (adj.)
Microscopic
examination
Microscopic field
Microscopic section
Microscopic slide
Microscopium (The
Microscope)
(Astron.)
Microscopy (Optics)
Microsecond
Microseism (Geol.)
Microspherulitic
(adj.)
Microstructural
changes (Met.)
Microstructure
(Met.)
Microswitch (Elec.
Eng.)
Microtome (Biol.)
Microvolt (Elec.
Eng.)
Microvoltmeter
(Elec. Eng.)

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Eng.)
Microwattmeter
(Elec. Eng.)
Microwaves (Radio)
mid-ordinate
(Maths.)
mid (adj.)
mid position
Middle (adj.)
Middle (n.)
Middle (or neutral)
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)
Middle gear (or
mid gear) (Eng.)
Middle lap joint
(Carp.)
Middle oils (chem.)
Middle post = kingpost (Carp.)
Middle term
(Maths.)
Middle wire =
neutral conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Middleman (n.)
Middling (adj.)
Middling (n.)
Midget (adj.)

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Midget receiver
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Midlines
Midnight sun
)(Astron.
Midpoint
Midrange
)Midrib (bot.
)Midspan (Civ. Eng.
)Midway (adj.
Midwing
)monoplane (Aero.
)Migrate (v.
Migration
Migration area
)(Phys.
Migration constant
)(Chem.
Migration length
)(Phys.
Migration of iron
)(Chem.
Migration of oil
)(pet. Eng.
)Mil (Eng.
)Mil (Geom.
Mil, circular
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)Mild steel (Met.
)Mildew (Bot.
Mile
Mile ohm (Elec.
)Eng.
Mile per hour
)(m.p.h.
Mile, geographical
Mile, nautical
Mile, statute
Mileage
Mileage indicator
)(Eng.
Mileage table
Milepost
Milestone
)Military (adj.
Military post
Military service
Military tactics
Milk of lime
)(Chem.

)Milk sugar (Chem.

Milking machine
)Milky (adj.

)Milky way (Astron.

Mill-dam (Hyd,
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)Mill (v.
)Mill file (Eng.
)Mill finished (adj.
Mill rolls = mill
)train (Eng.
)Millboard (paper
)Milled (Eng.
)Milled (or knurled
)head (Eng.
)Milled lead (Met.
)Milled nut (Eng.
)Miller (n.
)Millerite (Min.
MilliMilliammeter
)(Elec. Eng.
Milliard
)Millibar (Meteor.

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Millifarad (Elec.
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Milligram
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Millilitre
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Millimetre

Millimicron
Millimicrosecond
Milling (n.)
Milling (or
knurling) wheel
(Eng.)

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Milling angle (Eng.)

Milling arbor (Eng.)

Milling cutter (or
mill) (Eng.)
Milling machine
(Eng.)
Milling machine,
thread (Eng.)
Milling machine,
universal (Eng.)
Milling shoe (Eng.)
Milling tool (Eng.)

Milling, angle (Eng.)

Milling, face = side
milling (Eng.)
Milling, ore (Met.)
Milling, side (Eng.)
Million
Millionth (adj.)
Millionth (n.)
Milliroentgen
(Phys.)
Millisecond

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Milliwatt (Elec.
)Eng.
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Millstone

)Millwright (Eng.

)Mimeograph (n.
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)Mimeograph (v.
)Mimic (adj.

)Mimic (v.
.
)Mimicry (Zool.

Min track

Mincing machine
.
)Mind (n.
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)Mind (v.
)(
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)Mine (v.

)Mine arch (Mining

Mine cooling (Civ.
)Eng.
)Mine detector (Mil.
Mine district
)(Mining
Mine drainage
)(Civ. Eng.
Mine engineer
)(Mining
)Mine field (Mil.

Mine foreman
Mine hoist (Eng.)
Mine laying (Mil.)
Mine passage
(Mining)
Mine probe
Mine refuse
(Mining)
Mine resistance
(Eng.)
Mine returns
Mine run (Mining)
Mine shaft (Eng.)
Mine shaft (Mil.)
Mine structure
stress analysis
(Civ. Eng.)
Mine sweeper
(Naut.)
Mine thrower (Mil.)
Mine timber
preservation
Mine worker
Mine working
Mine, anti-tank
(Mil.)
Mine, coal (Mining)
Mine, inundated
(Mining)
Mine, iron
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(Mining)
Mineral (adj.)
Mineral (n.)
Mineral acid
(Chem.)
Mineral alkali
(Chem.)
Mineral analysis
(Chem.)
Mineral
caoutchouc =
elaterite (Min.)
Mineral coal (Min.)
Mineral compound
(Chem.)
Mineral deposit
(Geol.)
Mineral
enrichment (Geol.)
Mineral fat (Pet.
Eng.)
Mineral flax (Build.)
Mineral fuel (Min.)
Mineral glycerine
(Pet. Eng.)
Mineral granules
(Min.)
Mineral inclusions
(Geol.)
Mineral jelly (Min.)
Mineral kingdom

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(Min.)
Mineral oil (Chem.)
Mineral pitch (Pet.
Eng.)
Mineral resin
(Chem.)
Mineral resources
(Min.)
Mineral spirit
(Chem.)
Mineral springs
(Geol.)
Mineral tar (Pet.
Eng.)
Mineral vein (Geol.)
Mineral water
Mineral wax =
ozokerite (Min.)
Mineral wealth
Mineral wool = slag
wool (Min.)
Mineralization
Mineralize (v.)
Mineralized carbon
(Elec. Eng.)
Mineralized vein
(Mining)

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Mineralogical (adj.)

Mineralogy (n.)
Mineraloid (Min.)
Minerals, rockforming (Geol.)
Miners shovel
Mingle (v.)
Miniature (adj.)
Miniature (n.)
Miniature circuit
breaker (Elec. Eng.)
Miniature lamp
Miniature valve
(Electronics)
Minima (pl. of
minimum) (Maths.)
Minimal (adj.)
Minimize (v.)
Minimum (adj.)
Minimum (n.)
Minimum altitude
(Aero.)
Minimum blowing
current (Elec. Eng.)
Minimum boiling
point (Phys.)
Minimum
deviation (Phys.)
Minimum
deviation, angle of
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discernible signal
(Radio)
Minimum elevation
Minimum flying
speed (Aero.)
Minimum fusing
current (Elec. Eng.)
Minimum gliding
angle (Aero.)
Minimum
ionization
(Electronics)
Minimum output
(Eng.)
Minimum pause
(Teleph.)
Minimum range
Minimum scale
reading (Eng.)
Minimum
specifications
Minimum
temperature (Phys.)
Minimum time path
Minimum value
(Maths.)
Minimum wage
Minimum water
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Mining centre
)(Mining
Mining company
Mining engineer
Mining field
)(Mining
Mining geology
Mining industry
Mining method
Mining, coal
)(Mining
Mining, hydraulic
Mining, open-cast
)(Mining
Mining, open-cut
Mining, open-pit
)(Mining
Mining, pillar
)(Mining
Mining, surface
)(Mining
Mining,
underground
)Ministerial (adj.
)Minium (Chem.
Minkowski world
)(Maths., Phys.
)Minor (adj.
)Minor (n.
Minor accidents
)Minor are (Maths.

Minor axis (Maths.)

Minor circle
(Maths.)
Minor determinant
Minor diameter
Minor diatonic
scale (Acous.)
Minor intrusions
(Geol.)
Minor mineral
(Mining)
Minor operation
Minor planet =
asteroid (Astron.)
Minor repairs
Minor segment of a
circle
Minor term
(Maths.)
Minority
Mint (n.)
Minuend (Maths.)
Minus (-)
Minus colour
(Photog.)
Minus pole (Elec.
Eng.)
Minus sign (-)
Minuscule (Typog.)
Minute (adj.)

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Minute hand
)Minutely (adv.
Minutes of a
meeting
Miocene period
)(Geol.
Miocene system
)(Geol.
)Miophone (Med.
)Mipolam (Chem.
= Mirabilite
)Glauber salt (Min.
)Miraculous (adj.
)Mirage (Meteor.
= Mirbane oil
nitrobenzene
)(Chem.
)Mire (n.
)Mirror (n.
)Mirror (v.
Mirror clinometer
)(Surv.
Mirror finish
)(Paint.
Mirror
= galvanometer
reflecting
galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Mirror image

Mirror nucleus
(Chem., Phys.)
Mirror screw
(Telev.)
Mirror sextant
(Surv.)
Mirror telescope
(Optics)
Mirror wheel
mirror drum (telev.)
Mirror, concave
(optics)
Mirror, convex
(Optics)
Mirror, electron
(Electronics)
Mirror, parabolic
(Optics)
Mirror, spherical
(Optics)
Misalignment (n.)
Misalignment of
shafts (Civ. Eng.)
Misapplication (n.)
Misapprehension
(n.)
Misbehaviour (n.)
Miscalculate (v.)
Miscalculation (n.)
Miscellaneous (adj.)
Miscibility (n.)
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Miscibility, partial
)Miscible (adj.
)Misclosure (n.
)Misconception (n.
)Misconduct (n.
)Misconduct (v.
)Miscount (n.
)Miscount (v.
)Misdemeanour (n.
)Miser (Civ. Eng.
)Misfeed (Eng.
Misfire = misfiring
)(I.C. Engs.
)Misfit (n.
)Mishandle (v.
)Mishap (n.
)Misinform (v.
)Misinterpret (v.
)Misjudge (v.
)Misle = mizzle (v.
)Mislead (v.
)Mismanage (v.
)Mismatch (n.
)Mismatch (v.
= Mispickel
arsenopyrite
)(Chem.
)Misplace (v.
)Miss (n.
)Miss (v.

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)Missile (Mil.
Missile, guided
)(Radio
Missilry
)Mission (n.
)Mist (n.) (Meteor.
)Mist (v.
Mist projector
)Mistake (n.
)Mistake (v.
)Mistime (v.
)Mistuning (Radio
)Misty (adj.
)Misuse (n.
)Misuse (v.
)Mite (n.
)Miter (v.
)Miter = mitre (n.
)(Eng., Carp.
)Mitosis (Biol.
Mitre-sawing
)board (Carp.
Mitre angle, 45
degrees
)Mitre block (Carp.
)Mitre box (Carp.
Mitre bricks
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)Mitre clamp (Cap.



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Mitre dovetail
)(Carp.
)Mitre gear (Eng.
)Mitre joint (Eng.
Mitre saw = tenon
)saw (Carp.
)Mitre sill (Hyd.
)Mitre square (Cap.
)Mitre valve (Eng.
)Mitre weld (Eng.
)Mitre wheels (Eng.
)Mitten (n.
)Mix (n.
)Mix (v.
= Mixability
)miscibility (Chem.
Mixed-flow turbine
)(Eng.
)Mixed (adj.
Mixed admission
)(Eng.
Mixed base crude
)oil (Pet. Eng.
Mixed conductor
)(Chem., Phys.
Mixed coupling
)(Radio
Mixed crystals
)(Chem.

Mixed farming
(Agric.)
Mixed number
(Maths.)
Mixed oxide
(Chem.)
Mixed pressure
turbine (Eng.)
Mixed quantity
(Maths.)
Mixed recurring
decimal (Maths.)
Mixed repeater
(Maths.)
Mixed salts (Chem.)
Mixer
Mixer driver
(Build.)
Mixer tube = mixer
valve (Electronics)
Mixer, concrete
(Build.)
Mixer, dry (Eng.)
Mixer, hot metal
(Met.)
Mixer, sand (Eng.)
Mixing (n.)
Mixing chamber
(Eng.)
Mixing drum (Eng.)

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Mixing tank (Pet.
Eng.)
Mixing tube =
mixing valve (Radio)
Mixtilinear angle
(Maths.)
Mixture (n.)
Mixture control
(Eng.)
Mixture control
valve (Eng.)
Mixture delivery
nozzle (Eng.)
Mixture of gases
(Chem.)
Mixture ratio
(Chem.)
Mixture strength
(Chem.)
Mixture
temperature
Mixture, antirusting (Chem.)
Mixture, eutectic
(Chem.)
Mixture, fuel-air
(I.C Engs.)
Mixture, lean (I.C.
Engs.)
Mixture, rich (I.C.
Engs.)
Mizzle (n.)

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)Mn (Manganese
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)Mo (Molybdenum
)(Chem.
)Mobile (adj.
)Mobile crane (Eng.
Mobile depot
Mobile drilling
)platform (Pet. Eng.
Mobile generating
)unit (Elec. Eng.
Mobile hoist (Civ.
)Eng.
Mobile hospital
Mobile liquid
Mobile machine
)shop (Eng.
Mobile structure
)drill (Pet. Eng.
)Mobility (n.
Mobility of ions
)(Phys.
Mobility, drift
)(Phys.
)Mobilization (n.
)Mobilize (v.
Mobilwax (Pet.
)Eng.
)Mock-up (n.
)Mock (adj.
)Mock (v.





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)(Radio
= Mock moons
paraselenae
)(Meteor.
= Mock suns
)parhelia (Meteor.
)Mode (Geol.
)Mode (n.
Mode filter (Elec.
)Eng.
)Model (adj.
)Model (n.
)Model (v.
)Modelling (n.
)Moderate (adj.
)Moderate (v.
Moderated reactor
)(Phys.
Moderately
hydraulic lime
)(Build.
Moderation of
)neutrons (Phys.
)Moderator (n.
)Moderator (Phys.
Moderator,
)graphite (Phys.
)Modern (adj.
Modernization
)Modifiable (adj.
)Modification (n.
)Modifier (n.

Modify (v.)
Modular ratio (Civ.
Eng.)
Modulate (Radio,
Elec. Eng.)
Modulated
amplifier valve
(Radio)
Modulated carrier
(Radio)
Modulated
continuous wave
(Radio)
Modulated current
(Radio)
Modulated
oscillator (Radio)
Modulated
quantity (Radio)
Modulated stage
(Radio)
Modulated wave
(Radio)
Modulating control
(Radio)
Modulating
electrode
(Electronics)
Modulating
frequency (Radio)
Modulating wave
(Radio)
Modulation (Acous.)

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Eng.)
Modulation bars
(Telev.)
Modulation
capability =
maximum
percentage
modulation (Elec.
Eng.)

Modulation depth
= percentage
modulation (Radio)

Modulation
distortion (Elec.
Eng.)

Modulation factor
(Radio)

Modulation
frequency (Radio)

Modulation index
.
(Radio)

Modulation meter
(Elec. Eng.)
)(
Modulation
patterns
(Electronics)

Modulation system
= control system
(Radio)

Modulation
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
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Modulation,
amplitude (Radio)
Modulation, angle
(Radio)
Modulation, cross
(Radio)
Modulation,
frequency (Radio)
Modulation,
multiple (Radio)
Modulation,
multiple (Radio)
Modulation, phase
(Radio)
Modulation, pulse
(Radio)
Modulator (Radio)
Modulator valve
(Radio)
Module
(Astronautics)
Module (Eng.)
Modulus
Modulus
incompressibility
Modulus of
elasticity (Eng.
Mech.)
Modulus of
machine
Modulus of
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= rigidity modulus
(Eng.)
Modulus of
rupture (Eng.)
Modulus of section
(Eng.)
Modulus of torsion
= torsion modulus
(Mech.)
Modulus of volume
change (Mech.)
Modulus of volume
elasticity (Eng.)
Modulus, bulk
Mohorovicic
discontinuity
(Geol.)
Mohs scale of
hardness (Min.)
Moil (Mining)
Moist (adj.)
Moisten (v.)
Moisture (n.)
Moisture content
(Chem.)
Moisture
determination
(Chem.)
Moisture
expansion (Civ.
Eng.)

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Moisture resistant
)(Civ. Eng.
Mol = gram
)molecule (Chem.
)Molal (Chem.
Molal solution
)(Chem.
)Molality (Chem.
)Molar (adj.) (Chem.
)Molar (n.) (Zool.
Molar gas constant
)(Chem.
Molar heat of
)fusion (Chem.
Molar heat of
vaporization
)(Chem.
Molar solution
= Molar volume
gram molecular
volume
)Molarity (Chem.
Molars (or molar
)teeth) (Zool.
)Molasses (Chem.

Mold = mould
(Eng.)
Mold = mould (n.)
(Biol.)
Molding =
moulding (Eng.)
Molding machine
Moldy (adj.)
Mole (Boil.)
Mole (Chem.)
Mole (Civ. Eng.)
Mole fraction
(Chem.)
Molecular (Chem.)
Molecular
adhesion (Phys.)
Molecular
adsorption (Chem.)
Molecular
association (Chem.)
Molecular
attraction (Phys.,
Chem.)
Molecular chains
(Chem.)
Molecular
compound (Chem.)
Molecular
concentration
(Chem.)

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conductivity
(Chem.)
Molecular crystals
(Chem.)
Molecular
decomposition
(Chem.)
Molecular
depression
constant (Chem.)
Molecular
dissociation
(Chem.)
Molecular
elevation constant
(Chem.)
Molecular
elevation constant
(Chem.)
Molecular equation
(Chem.)
Molecular formula
(Chem.)
Molecular gas
constant (Chem.)
Molecular heat
(Chem.)
Molecular model
(Chem.)
Molecular orbital
(Phys.)
Molecular reaction
(Chem.)

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(Phys.)
Molecular sieve
(Phys.)
Molecular solution
(Chem.)
Molecular
spectrum (Phys.)
Molecular speed
Molecular still
(Chem.)
Molecular still
(Chem.)
Molecular theory
(Chem.)
Molecular transfer
of heat (Phys.)
Molecular volume
(Chem.)
Molecular weight
(Chem.)
Molecular weight
determination
(Chem.)
Molecule (Chem.)
Molecule, polar
(Chem.)
Moler (Geol.)
Moling (Civ. Eng.)
Molischs test
(Chem.)

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)Molten metal (Met.
)Molybdates (Chem.
)Molybdenite (Min.
)Molybdenum (Mo
)(Chem.
Molybdenum steel
)(Met.
)Moment (Mech.
)Moment (n.
Moment arm
)(Mech.
Moment diagram
)(Phys.
Moment of a
)couple (Mech.
Moment of a force
)(Mech.
Moment of a
)magnet (Magn.
Moment of
)gyration (Mech.
Moment of inertia
)(Mech.
Moment of
)momentum (Mech.
Moment of
)resistance (Mech.
Moment of torsion
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)(Mech.
Moment, bending
)(Mech.
Moment, pitching
)(Mech.
Moment, restoring
)(Mech.
Moment, twisting
)(Mech.
Momentary
)disturbance (Phys.
)Momentous (adj.
)Momentum (Mech.
Momentum,
)angular (Mech.
Momentum,
conservation of
)(Mech.
)Monad (Chem.
)Monatomic (adj.
)(Chem.
Monatomic
)molecule (Chem.
)Monazite (Min.
)Mond gas (Chem.
Mond process
)(Met.
)Monel metal (Met.

Monetary (adj.)
Money order
Monistic (adj.)
Monistic (Chem.)
Monitor (Elec.
Comm.)
Monitor (n.)
Monitor (v.)
Monitor record
(Pet. Eng.)
Monitor stations
(Astron., Phys.)
Monitor tube
(Telev.)
Monitoring (Elec.
Eng.)
Monitoring
(Meteor.)
Monitoring
amplifier =
bridging amplifier
(Elec. Comm.)
Monitoring circuit
(Radio)
Monitoring receiver
= check receiver
(Radio)
Monkey (or beetle
head) (Civ. Eng.)
Monkey board
(Eng.)
Monkey engine
(Civ. Eng.)
Monkey wrench
(Eng.)

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MonoMono-terpenes
)(Chem.
)Monobasic (adj.
)(Chem.
Monobasic acid
)(Chem.
)Monobloc (adj.
)(I.C Engs.
)Monocable (adj.
)(Civ, Eng.
Monocable trestle
)(Civ. Eng.
Monoceros (The
)Unicorn) (Astron.
Monochromatic
)(adj.) (Light
Monochromatic
)filter (Photog.
Monochromatic
)Light (Phys.
Monochromatic
)radiation (Phys.
Monochromatism
)(Light
Monochrome
)(Photog.
)Monoclinal (adj.
)Monocline (Geol.
)Monoclinic (Chem.
Monoclinic system
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Monocoque
)fuselage (Aero.
= Monocot
monocotyledon
)(Bot.
)Monocular (adj.
)(Optics
)Monocyclic (adj.
)(Bot.
)Monoecious (adj.
)(Bot.
Monoenergetic
)radiation (Phys.
Monogenetic gravel
)(Geol.
Monohydric
)(Chem.
Monohydric
)alcohol (Chem.
Monoisotopic
)(Chem.
)Monolith (Build.
)Monolith (Geol.
Monolithic
)foundation (Build.
Monomer
)Monometallic (adj.
)Monomial (adj.
)(Maths.
)Monomial (n.

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Monomial
)expression (Maths.
Monomineral rocks
)(Min.
= Monomorphous
monomorphic
)(adj.) (Biol.
Monophase (Elec.
)Eng.
)Monoplane (Aero.
Monoplane, high)wing (Aero.
Monoplane, low)wing (Aero.
Monoplane, low)wing (Aero.
Monoplane,
)midwing (Aero.
Monoplane,
)parasol (Aero.
)Monopolize (n.
)Monopolize (v.
Monopropellant
)(I.C. Engs.
Monoprotic acid
)(Chem.
)Monorail (Railways
Monosymmetric
system)Monotone (Acous
)Monotonic (adj.
)(Maths.
)Monotonic (n.

Monotonous (adj.)
Monotower crane
(Civ. Eng.)

Monotropic (Chem.)

Monotropy (Chem.)

Monotype (Print.)
Monovalent
(Chem.)
Monoxide (Chem.)
Monoxide, carbon
(Chem.)
Monsoon (adj.)
Monsoon (n.)
(Meteor.)
Montage (Cinema)
Montan wax (Min.)
Month, calendar
(Astron.)
Month, sidereal
(Astron.)
Month, synodic
(Astron.)
Monthly wage
Monzonite (Geol.)
Moon (astron.)
Moon
(Astrophysics.)
Moonstone (Min.)

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(Astrophysis)
Moor (n.)
Moor (v.)
Moor tower (Aero.)
Moorage (Naut)
Moorage (Naut.)
Mooring anchor
(Naut.)
Mooring band
(Naut.)
Mooring buoy
(Naut.)
Mooring cable
(Naut.)
Mooring chocks
(Naut.)

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Mooring guy (Naut.)

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Mooring lug (Naut.)

Mooring mast
(Aero.)
Mooring pipe
(Naut.)
Mooring post
(Naut.)
Mooring ring
(Aero., Naut.)
Mooring shackle
Mooring, three
wire (Aero.)

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skirting board
)(Build.
)Mop (n.
)Mop (v.
)Moraine (Geol.
)Moral (adj.
)Moral (n.
)Morale (n.
)Morass (Geol.
)Morbid (adj.
)Mordants (Chem.
Morganite (or
)verbyerite) (Min.
Morins laws of
)friction (Mech.
)Morion (Min.
Morning star
)(Astron.
Morocco
)Morphine (Chem.
)Morphology (Geol.
)Morse code (Teleg.
)Morse key (Teleg.
Morse light
Morse sounder
)(Teleg.
Morse system of
telegraphy
Morse taper
)Morsel (n.
)Morsel (v.

Mortality (n.)
Mortar-board =
hawk (Build.)
Mortar-box (Build.)
Mortar (Build.)
Mortar (n.)
Mortar (n.)
Mortar and pestle
(Chem.)
Mortar bomb (Mil.)
Mortgage (n.)
Mortgage (n.)
Mortise-and-tenon
joint (Carp.)
Mortise (v.)
Mortise = mortice
(n.) (Carp.)
Mortise bolt (Carp.)
Mortise chisel =
heading chisel
(Carp.)
Mortise gauge =
counter gauge
Mortise joint
(Carp.)
Mortise lock (Carp.)
Mortise wheel
(Eng.)
Mortising machine
(carp.)
Mosaic (adj.)

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)Mosaic (Telev.
)Mosaic (v.
= Mosaic gold
)ormolu (Chem.
Mosaic texture
)(Geol.
Moseley number
)(or atomic number
)(Chem.
)Mosquito (Zool.
= Moss-agate
)mocha stone (Min.
)Moss (n.
)Moth (Zool.
Mother liquor
)(Chem.
)Mother metal (Met.
Mother rock (Pet.
)Eng.
)Motility (n.
)Motion (n.
Motion bars (or
)guide bars) (Eng.
Motion diagram
)(Mech.
Motion picture
)camera (Cinema
Motion picture
)projector (Cinema
Motion study

Motion,
accelerated (Mech.)
Motion, angular
(Mech.)
Motion, circular
(Mech.)
Motion, lateral
(Mech.)
Motion, laws of
(Mech.)
Motion, linear
(Mech.)
Motion,
longitudinal (Mech.)
Motion, periodic
(Phys.)
Motion,
reciprocating (Eng.)
Motion, rectilinear
(Mech.)
Motion, rotary
(Mech.)
Motion, simple
harmonic (Phys.)
Motion, traversing
Motion, uniform
(Mech.)
Motion, uniformly
accelerated (Mech.)
Motion, uniformly
retarded (Mech.)

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accelerated (Mech.)
Motional
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Motionless (adj.)
Motivate (v.)
Motive (adj.)
Motive (n.)
Motive energy
(Phys.)
Motive power (Eng.)
Motor-boating
(Acous.)
Motor-boating
(Elec. Comm.)
Motor-car
Motor-coach (Elec.
Eng.)
Motor-cycle
Motor-driven
pump (Eng.)
Motor (adj.)
Motor (n.) (Eng.)
Motor barge (Naut.)
Motor compressor
(Eng.)
Motor convertor
(Elec. Eng.)
Motor fuel (Chem.)

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motor spirit)
(Chem.)
Motor generator
set (Elec. Eng.)
Motor lorry (or
motor truck)
Motor mechanic
(Eng.)
Motor meter (Elec.
Eng.)
Motor oil (Eng.)

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Motor oil, economy

(Pet. Eng.)

Motor oil, outboard

(Pet. Eng.)

Motor oil, premium

(Pet. Eng.)
Motor operated
switch (or circuitbreaker) (Elec.
Eng.)
Motor pump (Eng.)
Motor rule (Elec.
Eng.)
Motor shaft (Eng.)
Motor single phase
(Elec. Eng.)
Motor speed
control (Elec. Eng.)

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Motor standard
(Eng.)
Motor starter
(Elec. Eng.)
Motor switch (Elec.
Eng.)
Motor three phase
(Eng.)
Motor torque (Eng.)
Motor torque
regulator (Eng.)
Motor transport
Motor truck
Motor vehicle
Motor, adjustable
speed (Eng.)
Motor, air (Eng.)
Motor, auxiliary
(Eng.)
Motor, compound
wound (Elec. Eng.)
Motor, constant
speed (Eng.)
Motor, direct
current (Elec. Eng.)
Motor, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Motor, enclosed
(Eng.)
Motor, four cycle
(Eng.)
Motor, induction
(Elec. Eng.)

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Motor, shunt)wound (Elec. Eng.
Motor, slip ring
)(Elec. Eng.
Motor, starting
)(Eng.
Motor,
synchronous (Elec.
)Eng.
Motor, two-cycle
)(Eng.
Motor, universal
)(Eng.
)Motorboat (Naut.
Motorcade
Motordrome
)Motorization (n.
)Motorize (v.
Motorman
Motorway
)Mottled iron (Met.
)Mottled iron (Met.
)Mottling (Geol.
Moulage
)Mould (Civ. Eng.
)Mould (v.
)Mould = mold (n.
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)(Met.
Mould maker (Civ.
)Eng.
Mould oil (Civ.
)Eng.
Mouldboard (Civ.
)Eng.
)Mouldboard (Eng.
Moulded breadth
)(Naut.
Moulded brick
)(Build.
Moulded carbons
)(Elec. Eng.
Moulding hole
)(Foundry
Moulding machine
)(Carp.
Moulding machine
)(Eng.
Moulding plane
)(Carp.
Moulding powder
)(Chem.
Moulding press
)(Eng.
Moulding sands
)(Foundry
Moulding shop
)(Foundry
Moulding tools
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)sand) (Foundry
Moulding, pipe
)(Foundry
)Mouldings (Carp.
)Mouldings (Eng.
)Mouldy (adj.
Moullin voltmeter
)(Radio
)Mound (Geol.
Mound breakwater
)(Civ. Eng.
)Mount (n.
)Mount (v.
Mount, engine
)(Eng.
)Mountain (Geol.
Mountain cork
Mountain railway
)(Civ. Eng.
Mountain range (or
)chain
Mountain wood
)(Min.
)Mountant (n.
)Mounted (adj.
)Mounting (n.

Mounting base
(Eng.)
Mounting bolt
(Eng.)
Mounting bracket
(Eng.)
Mounting flange
(Eng.)
Mounting gallery
Mounting lug
Mounting nut
(Eng.)
Mounting pad
(Eng.)
Mounting plate
(Eng.)
Mounting ring
(Eng.)
Mounting screw
(Eng.)
Mounting shaft
(Eng.)
Mounting stud
(Eng.)
Mounting yoke
(Eng.)
Mounting, lens
(Photog.)
Mountings (Eng.)
Mouse trap
Mouse trap (Pet.
Eng.)
Mouth (n.)
Mouth blowpipe
(Chem.)

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Mouthpiece
Mouthpiece of a
telephone
Movable (adj.)
Movable bearing
(Eng.)
Movable bridge
(Civ. Eng.)
Movable dam (Civ.
Eng.)
Movable
installation (Eng.)
Movable load (Eng.)
Movable platform
Movable sprayer
Movable support
(Eng.)
Movables
Move (v.)
Movement (n.)
Movement, ground
(Mining)
Moving-armature
loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Moving-coil
detector (Elec.
Eng.)
Moving-coil
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)

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instrument (Acous.)
Moving-coil
loudspeaker
(Acous.)

Moving-coil
microphone
(Acous.)

Moving-coil
receiver (Teleph.)

Moving-coil
regulator (Elec.

Eng.)
Moving-coil
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)

Moving-conductor
micorphone
(Acous.)
Moving-iron
ammeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Moving-iron
detector (Elec.
Eng.)
Moving-iron
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Moving-iron
loudspeaker
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microphone
)(Acous.
Moving-magnet
galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
= Moving-staircase
)escalator (Eng.
Moving coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Moving contact
)(Teleph.
)Moving load (Eng.
Moving moraine
)(Geol.
Moving target
)Mower (n.) (Agric.
)Mu-metal (Met.
)Mucilage (Chem.
)Muck (Mining
)Muck (n.) (Geol.
)Muck (v.
Muck bar (or muck
)iron) (Met.
)Muck roll (Met.
Muck shifting
)(Mining
)Mucking (Mining
)Mucking (n.
Mucking, machine

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Mucking. Hand
)Mucous (adj.
)Mucous (adj.
Mucous membrane
)(Zool.
Mud-laden fluid
)Mud (n.
)Mud barrel (Eng.
)Mud drum (Eng.
Mud hog = slush
)pump (Mining
)Mud hole (Eng.
)Mud lava (Geol.
)Mud mixer (Eng.
Mud pump (Civ.
)Eng.
Mud pump valve
)(Eng.
)Mud sill (Civ. Eng.
)Mud valve (Eng.
)Mud volcano (Geol.
Mud, drilling (Pet.
)Eng.
)Muddy (adj.
)Mudguard (Auto.
)Mudstone (Geol.
)Muff (Eng.
)Muff (or box
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)Muffle (v.
Muffle furnace
)(Met.
Muffled safety
)valve (Eng.
)Muffler (Eng.
Muffler chamber
)(Eng.
Muffler clamp
)(Eng.
Muffler, exhaust
)(Eng.
)Mugearite (Geol.
Mulberry harbour
)(Eng.
)Muller (Mining
Mullion structure
)(Geol.
)Mullions (Arch.
MultiMulti-axial drive
)(Eng.
Multi-break switch
)(or circuit-breaker
)(Elec. Eng.
Multi-bucket
excavator (Civ.
)Eng.
Multi-channel
)system (Telev.

Multi-channel
telegraphy (Teleg.)
Multi-channel
television (Telev.)
Multi-core cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Multi-cylinder
engine (Eng.)
Multi-disc brake
(Eng.)
Multi-electrode
valve (Electronics)
Multi-engined
aircraft (Aero.)
Multi-filament
lamp (Illum.)
Multi-frequency
generator (Teleg.)
Multi-ply (adj.)
Multi-ply (n.)
Multi-ply belt (Eng.)
Multi-range
receiver (Radio)
Multi-range switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Multi-speed motor
(Eng.)
Multi-spindle drill
(Eng.)
Multi-stage
centrifugal pump
(Eng.)
Multi-stage
compressor (Eng.)

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Multi-stage
impulse turbine
(Eng.)
Multi-stage
pumping (Mining)
Multi-stage rocket
(Eng., Mil.)
Multi-start thread
(Eng.)
Multi-start thread
(Eng.)
Multi-strand wire
Multi-throw
crankshaft (Eng.)
Multi-tubular (adj.)
(Eng.)
Multi-tubular
radiator (Eng.)

Multi-turn current
transformer
Multi-way switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Multicarburettor
engine (Eng.)

Multicellular (Biol.)
Multicellular
voltmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Multiflute drill
(Eng.)
Multifold (adj.)
Multiform (adj.)

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Multigap arrester
(Elec. Eng.)
Multigraph
Multilateral (adj.)
Multilayer coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Multilayer coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Multilineal (adj.)
Multimeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Multinomial =
polynomial (adj.,
n.) (Maths.)

Multinomial
expression (Maths.)
Multinomial series
(Maths.)
Multipath
transmission
(Radio)
Multiphase (adj.)
Multiphase
alternator =
multiphaser (Elec.
Eng.)

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Multiphase current
(Elec. Eng.)
Multiplane (Aero.)

Multiple-circuit
winding (Elec. Eng.)

Multiple-retort
underfeed stoker
)(Eng.

Multiple-spindle
drilling machine
)(Eng.

Multiple-switch
controller (Elec.
)Eng.

Multiple-switch
)starter (Elec. Eng.

Multiple-threaded
)screw (Eng.

Multiple-tool lathe
)(Eng.
) (
Multiple-tuned
)antenna (Radio

Multiple-twin cable

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)control (Elec. Eng.
Multiple-unit train
)(Elec. Eng.
)Multiple (adj.
)Multiple (n.
)Multiple (Teleg.
Multiple battery
)(Elec. Eng.
Multiple boiler
)(Eng.
Multiple circuit
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)(Eng.
Multiple
connection (Elec.
)Eng.
)Multiple die (Eng.
Multiple disc
)clutch (Eng.
Multiple point
)(Maths.
Multiple
)production (Eng.
Multiple
proportions, law of
)(Chem.
Multiple reflection
)(Phys.
Multiple scanning
)(Telev.
Multiple scattering
)(Phys.
Multiple series
)battery (Elec. Eng.
Multiple series
connection (Elec.
)Eng.
Multiple spark
)system (Radio
Multiple stage
cementing (Civ.
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)compressor (Eng.
Multiple star
)(Astron.
Multiple system
)(Met.
Multiple telegraphy
)(Teleg.
Multiple telephony
)(Teleph.
Multiple
transmission (Elec.
)Eng.
Multiple valve
)(electronics
Multiple wedge
)(Mining
Multiple winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Multiplex (Elec.
)Eng.
Multiplex circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Multiplex
operation (Elec.
)Eng.
Multiplex printing
)(Teleg.
Multiplex winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Multiplicand
)(Maths.

Multiplicate ratio
(Maths.)
Multiplication (Bot.)
Multiplication
(Maths.)
Multiplication
factor (Maths.)
Multiplication sign
Multiplication
table (Maths.)
Multiplicator
(Maths.)
Multiplicity (n.)
Multiplier (Elec.
Eng.)
Multiplier (Maths.)
Multiplier, electron
(Electronics)
Multiplier,
frequency (Radio)
Multiply (v.)
Multiplying
constant (Surv.)
Multiplying gear
(or gearing)
Multiplying lever
(Eng.)
Multiplying wheels
(eng.)
Multipolar (adj.)

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Multiported valve
)(Eng.
Multirotation
)(Chem.
)Multitude (n.
= Multivalent
)polyvalent (Chem.
Multivibrator (Elec.
)Eng.
Multiwire antenna
)(Radio
)Mumps (Med.
Mundic = iron
)pyrite (Min.
Municipal
engineering
Municipal
waterworks
)Municipality (n.
Munition
= Munnion
)munting (Carp.
)Muntz metal (Met.
)Muon (Phys.
)Mural pores (Geol.
= Muriatic acid
hydrochloric acid
)(Chem.
)Murmur (n.
)Murmur (v.

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)Musca (The Fly
)(Astron.
Muscle
Muscovite (Geol.,
)Min.
Muscular work
)Museum (n.
)Mush (Radio
Mush winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Mushroom-head
)bolt (Eng.
)Mushroom (Bot.
Mushroom anchor
)(Naut.
Mushroom
construction (Civ.
)Eng.
Mushroom follower
)(Eng.
= Mushroom valve
)poppet valve (Eng.
Music wire
)Musical (adj.
Musical echo
)(Acous.
Musical interval
)(Acous.
Musical scale
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)system (Radio
Musical tone
)(Acous.
)Musket (n.
)Muslin (n.
Mustard gas
)(Chem.
)Muster (n.
)Muster (v.
Mutamerism
)(Chem.
)Mutant (adj.) (Biol.
Mutarotation
)(Chem.
)Mutate (v.
Mutation (biol.,
)Gen.
)Mutation (n.
)Mute (adj.
)Mutilation (n.
)Mutineer (n.
Muting switch
)(Elec. Eng.
)Mutiny (n.
)Mutual (adj.
Mutual attraction
)(Phys.
Mutual
capacitance (Elec.
)Eng.

Mutual
conductance (Elec.
Eng.)
Mutual coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Mutual impedance
(Elec. Eng.)
Mutual inductance
(Elec. Eng.)
Mutual induction
(Elec. Eng.)
Mutual induction,
coefficient of (Elec.
Eng.)
Mutual inductive
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Mutual inductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Mutual interests
Mutual relations
Mutualism (Biol.)
Muzzle (n.)
Muzzle blast
Muzzle brake
Muzzle energy
Muzzle flash
Muzzle loading
(mill)
Muzzle recoil
(Mech., Mil.)

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Muzzle velocity
)(Mil., Mech.
)Mv (mendelevium
)(Chem.
)Mycalex (Elec.
)Mycelium (Bot.
Mycologist
)Mycology (Bot.
)Myope (n.
)Myopia (Med.
Myria)Myriad (adj.
)Myriad (n.
Myriameter
)Myrtle (Bot.
)Mysterious (adj.
)Myxomycetes (Bot.
)N-electron (Chem.
)n-shell (Chem.
n-type
semiconductor
)(Electronics
N (abbrev. For
)normal) (Chem.
)N (nitrogen
)(Chem.
)N.B. (nota bene

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)sodium) (Chem.
)Nab (Carp.
)Nacelle (Aero.

. )Nacelle strut (Eng.

Nacelle, engine
)(Aero.

Nacre = mother of
)pearl (Min.

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)Nacreous (adj.
)Nadir (Astron.
. .

)Nail-headed (adj.
)Nail (n.

)Nail (v.
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Nail extractor
)(Carp.

Nail hammer
)(Carp.


Nail head
Nail punch = nail
)set (Carp.
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)Nail, casing (Carp.

)Nail, cut (Carp.
Nail, finishing
)(Carp.
Nail, horse-shoe

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)Nailer (n.
)Nailing (n.
Naked cable (Elec.
)Eng.
Naked eye
Naked flame
)(Mining
Naked light
)Name (n.
)Name (v.
Nameplate
Nannoplankton
)(Biol.
NanoNanosecond
)Nap (n.
Naphtha-lean oil
exchanger (Pet.
)Eng.
)Naphtha (Chem.
)Naphtha (Pet. Eng.
Naphtha furnace
Naphtha reforming
)(Pet.
Naphtha
stabilizing unit
)(Pet. Eng.
Naphthalene
)(Chem.
Naphthene base
)crude (Pet. Eng.

Naphthene series
(Chem.)
Naphthenic acid
(Chem.)
Naphthenic
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Naphthol
Napierian
logarithms =
natural logarithms
(Maths.)
Napkin
Naplam
(naphthenic &
plamitic acids)
(Chem.)
Nappes (Geol.)
Narcotic (adj., n.)
Narrow-angle lens
(Optics)
Narrow-base tower
(Elec. Eng.)
Narrow-gauge
(Railways)
Narrow (adj.)
Narrow majority
Narrowing (n.)
Narrowing cutter
(Eng.)
Narrows (Geol.)

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Aeronautics and
Space
Administration)
Nasal (adj.)
Nascent (adj.)
Natatorial (Adj.)
(Zool.)
National (adj.)
National Bureau of
Standards
National income
Nationality (n.)
Nationalization (n.)
Nationalize (v.)
Native (adj.)
Native (Min.)
Native (n.)
Native amalgam
(Chem.)
Native asphalt
(Pet. Eng.)
Native metal
(Mining)
Native paraffin
(Min.)
Native sulphur
(Min.)
Natrium = sodium
(Na) (Chem.)
Natrolite (Min.)

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Natural (adj.)
Natural (or
Napierian)
logarithms (Maths.)
Natural acids
(Chem.)
Natural bridge
(Geol.)
Natural cement
(Build., Civ. Eng.)
Natural
classification
(Biol., Geol.)
Natural cooling
(Eng.)
Natural crystal
(Radio)
Natural draught
(Eng.)
Natural earth
currents (Geol.)

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Natural
evaporation (Phys.)
Natural flow (Pet.
Eng.)

Natural foundation
(Civ. Eng.)
Natural frequency
(Phys.)

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Natural frequency
of antenna (Radio)
Natural gas (Geol.)
Natural gas well
(Geol.)
Natural gasoline
(Pet. Eng.)
Natural gasoline
plant (Pet. Eng.)
Natural glass
(Geol.)
Natural graphite
brush (Elec. Eng.)
Natural harbour
(Civ. Eng.)
Natural history
Natural horizon
Natural immunity
(Med.)
Natural law (Phys.)
Natural lighting
(Illum.)
Natural load (Elec.
Eng.)
Natural magnet =
lodestone (Min.)
Natural mode
(Radio)
Natural numbers
(Maths.)
Natural oil (Pet.
Eng.)

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)(Phys.
Natural outlet
Natural period
)(Phys.
Natural philosophy
Natural products
Natural
)radioactivity (Phys.
Natural rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
Natural resources
Natural rubber
Natural scale
)(Acous.
Natural scale
)(Surv.
Natural science
Natural seasoning
Natural selection
)(Biol.
Natural size
slope (Civ.
soil
state
stone

Natural
)Eng.
Natural
Natural
Natural
)(Build.

Natural
trigonometric
ratios (Maths.)

Natural ventilation
(Civ. Eng.)
Natural vibration
(Phys.)

Natural
wavelength (Radio)

Natural
wavelength (Radio)
Naturalize (v.)
Nature (n.)
Naught
Nausea (n.)
Nautical (Adj.)
Nautical almanac
(Astron.)

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Nautical astronomy
Nautical chart
Nautical league
(Naut.)

Nautical log (Naut.)

Nautical mile =
knot
Naval (adj.)
Naval aeronautics
Naval architecture
Naval base

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Naval construction
Naval observatory
Nave (Eng.)
Nave box (Eng.)
Navel (n.)
Navigable (adj.)
Navigate (v.)
Navigation (n.)
Navigation lights
Navigation log
(Aero., Naut.)
Navigation, aerial
Navigation,
celestial
(Astrophysics)
Navigation, radio
(Radio)
Navigational aids
Navigational chart
Navigational
computer (Aero.,
Naut.)
Navigational
satellite
(Astrophysics)
Navvy (Eng.)
Navvy (n.)
Navy (n.)
Navy blue
Navy yard

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)(Chem.
)Nd (neodymium
)(Chem.
)Ne (neon) (Chem.
Neaps = neap tides
)Near-sighted (adj.
)Near (adj.
)Near (adv.
)Near (v.
)Near point (Light
Near space
)(Astrophysics
Nearest neighbour
)(Chem., Phys.
= Nearsightedness
myopia
)Neat (adj.
Neat fluid (Pet.
)Eng.
Neat lines (Civ.
)Eng.
Neats foot oil
Nebula (pl.
)nebulae) (Astron.
Nebular
)hypothesis (Astron.
)Nebulizer (n.
)Nebulous (adj.
Necessaries
)Necessarily (adj.

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)Necessitate (v.
)Necessity (n.
)Neck (n.
)Neck (v.
Neck, fishing (Pet.
)Eng.
Neck, volcanic
)(Geol.
)Necking (Eng.
)Nectar (Bot.
)Nectary (Bot.
)Need (n.
)Need (v.
Needle-dial
Needle-point gap
)(Elec. Eng.
)Needle (n.
Needle beam (Civ.
)Eng.
Needle bearing
)(Eng.
)Needle file (Eng.
Needle gap
)(Electronics
Needle indicator
)(Eng.
Needle instrument
)(Surv.
Needle jet (or
)nozzle) (Eng.
Needle lubricator
)(Eng.

Needle nose lap

joint pliers (Eng.)
Needle point
Needle release lever
Needle rollerbearing (Eng.)
Needle shaped
crystals (Chem.)
Needle stone =
rutilated quartz
(Min.)
Needle valve (Eng.)
Needle valve
lubricator (Eng.)
Needle wire
(Foundry)
Needle, astatic
(Phys.)
Needle, compass
(Magn.)
Needle, dip (Magn.)
Needle, fuel
regulating (Eng.)
Needle, magnetic
(Magn.)
Needles,
upholsterers
Negative-phasesequence relay
Negative (adj.)
Negative (n.)
(Photog.)

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reverse) feed back
(Radio)
Negative
acceleration =
deceleration
(Maths.)
Negative adaptation
Negative allowance
(Eng.)
Negative angle
(Maths.)
Negative areas
(Geol.)
Negative bias
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative blower
(Eng.)
Negative booster
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative buoyancy
(Phys.)
Negative camber
(Civ. Eng.)
Negative carbon
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative catalysis
(Chem.)
Negative catalyst
(Chem.)
Negative charge
(Elec.)
Negative clearance
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conductance
(Radio. Elec. Eng.)
Negative crystals
(Geol.)
Negative dilation
(Phys.)
Negative direction
Negative electricity
(Elec.)
Negative electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative electron
(Phys.)
Negative electron
(Phys.)
Negative eyepiece
(Optics)
Negative feeder =
return feeder (Elec.
Eng.)
Negative glow
(Electronics)
Negative group
(Chem.)
Negative heat of
formation (Phys.)
Negative image
(Telev., Photog.)
Negative inside lap
(Eng.)
Negative ion =
anion (Chem.)
Negative lap (Eng.)

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Negative lens
(optics)
Negative mineral
(Optics)
Negative
modulation (Telev.)
Negative moment
(Mech.)
Negative outside
lap (Eng.)
Negative phase
Negative phasesequence relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative pole
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative pole
(Magn.)
Negative potential
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative pressure
(Phys.)
Negative proton =
antiproton (Phys.)
Negative quantity
(Maths.)
Negative reaction
(Mech.)

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(Radio.
Thermionics)
Negative
segregation (Met.)
Negative sign
(Maths.)
Negative stagger
(Aero.)
Negative
temperature
coefficient (Elec.)
Negative term
(Maths.)
Negative terminal
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative valence
(Chem.)
Negative voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Negative well (Civ.
Eng.)
Negative wire
(Teleph)
Negative work
(Mech.)
Negatron
(Thermionics)
Neglect (n.)
Neglect (v.)
Negligence (n.)
Negligible (adj.)
Negotiable (adj.)

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Nemathelminthes
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Neocomian
)(system) (Geol.
)Neodymium (Nd
)(Chem.
Neogene period
)(Geol.
Neolithic period
)(Geol.
Neolithic period
)(Geol.
Neomycin
Neon (glow) lamp
)(Electronics
)Neon (Ne) (Chem.
Neon induction
)lamp (Illum.
)Neoprene (Chem.
)Neozoic (rocks
)(Geol.
)Neper (Elec Comm.
= Nepheline
nephelite

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)(Geol.
Nephelinite
Nephograph
)(Meteor.
Nephoscope
)(Meteor.
)Nephrite (Geol.
)Nephritis (Med.
)Neptune (Astron.
)Neptunium (Np
)(Chem.
Neritic
)environment (Ecol.
Neritic zone (Geol.,
)Ocean.
Nernst lamp
)(Illum.
)Nervation (Biol.
)Nerve (n.
)Nerve block (Med.
)Nerve cell (Zool.
)Nervous (adj.
Nervous
)breakdown (Med.
Nervous system
)(Zool.
Nessler cylinder
)(Chem.
Nesslers solution
)(Chem.
)Nest (n.

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)of pipes (Eng.
Nested tubes
)Net (v.
)Net = nett (adj.
)Net = network (n.
Net area
Net barrier
Net buoyancy
)(Aero.
Net calorific value
)(Chem.
Net cost
)Net efficiency (Eng.
Net lines = neat
)lines (Civ. Eng.
Net loss
Net product
Net profit
)Net slip (Geol.
Net ton (or short
)ton
Net tonnage
Net weight
Net, wire
Netted texture
)(Geol.
Netting
Netting machine
Netting wire
Netting, wire

Network (Elec.
Eng.)
Network analyzer
(Electronics)
Network arm (or
branch)
Network of
distributing mains
(Eng.)
Network structure
(Met.)
Network,
equivalent (Elec.
Eng.)
Network, railway
Neuralgia (Med.)
Neuron (Zool.)
Neurosis (Med.)
Neurotic (adj.)
Neutral (adj.)
Neutral (adj.)
Neutral (Chem.)
Neutral (Elec.)
Neutral (Eng.)
Neutral (Eng.)
Neutral (n.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Neutral areas
Neutral
atmosphere (Eng.
Chem.)
Neutral atom
(Chem.)

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transformer =
earthing reactor
(Elec. Eng.)
Neutral axis (Eng.)
Neutral centre
(Mech.)
Neutral centre
(Mech.)
Neutral
compensator =
neutralator =
earthing reactor
(Elec. Eng.)
Neutral conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Neutral
equilibrium (Mech.)
Neutral filter
(Photog.)
Neutral flame (Met.)
Neutral gear (Eng.)
Neutral layer

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Neutral litmus
paper (Chem.)

Neutral molecule
(Chem.)
.
Neutral oils (Pet.
Eng.)

Neutral plane

Neutral point (or

neutral (Elec. Eng.)
Neutral position
(Eng.)
Neutral relay (Elec.
Eng.)
Neutral salt
(Chem.)
Neutral slag (Met.)
Neutral solution
(Chem.)
Neutral stability
(Mech.)
Neutral surface
(Eng.)
Neutral wire (Elec.
Eng.)
Neutral zone (elec.
Magn.)
Neutralator =
neutral
compensator (Elec.
Eng.)
Neutrality test
(Chem.)
Neutralization
(Chem. Eng.)
Neutralization heat
of (Chem.)

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Neutralize (v.)

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= motor
compensated
series motor (Elec.
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Neutralizing
indicator (Elec.
)Eng.
Neutrino (Phys.,
)Chem.
)Neutrodyne (radio
Neutrodyne
)receiver (Radio
Neutron (Phys.,
)Chem.
Neutron absorber
)(Phys.
Neutron cycle
)(Phys.
Neutron density
)(Phys.
Neutron excess
)(Phys.
)Neutron flux (Phys.
Neutron hardening
)(Phys.
Neutron induced
radioisotopes
)(Phys.
Neutron number
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Neutron source
)(Phys.
Neutropause
)(Meteor.
Neutrosphere
)(Meteor.
)Neve (Geol.
)New (adj.
New field wildcat
)(Pet. Eng.
)New moon (Astron.
New star = nova
)(Astron.
)New style (Astron.
)New style (Phys.
)Newcomer (n.
)Newel (Carp.
)News (n.
News bulletin
)Newspaper (n.
)Newspaper (n.
Newtons disc
)(Optics
Newtons law of
)cooling (Phys.
Newtons law of
)gravitation (Phys.

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)motion (Mech.
Newtons rings
)(Light
Newtonian
mechanics
Newtonian
)telescope (Astron.
)Next (adj.
)Next (adv.
Ni-Fe battery (Elec.
)Eng.
)Ni-hard (Met.
)Ni (nickl) (Chem.
Niacin = nicotinic
)acid (Chem.
)Nib (n.
)Nib (v.
)Nibble (n.
)Nibble (v.
Nibbling machine
)(Eng.
Niccolite = copper
)nickel (Min.
)Niche (Build.
)Niche (Ecol.
Nicholson
)hydrometer (Phys.
)Nichrome (Met.
)Nick (n.) (Carp.
)Nick (v.
)Nicked (adj.


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Nickel-cadmium
)battery (Elec. Eng.
Nickel-chromium
)steel (Met.
Nickel-iron
)(alkaline
accumulator (Elec.
)Eng.
Nickel-iron cell
)(Elec. Eng.
Nickelmolybdenum iron
)(Met.
Nickel-plating
)(Elec. Eng.
)Nickel (Ni) (Chem.
)Nickel (v.
Nickel
accumulator (Elec.
)Eng.
)Nickel alloys (Met.
Nickel aluminium
)(Met.
Nickel bath (Elec.
)Eng.
Nickel pan
Nickel plated brass
)(Met.
= Nickel silver
German silver
)(Met.
)Nickel steel (Met.

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)alloy (Met.
)Nickelates (Chem.
)Nickeliferous (adj.
)Nickeline (Met.
)Nicking (Eng.
)Niclad (Met.
)Nicol prism (Light
= Nicopyrite
)pentlandite (Min.
)Nicotine (Chem.
Nicotinic acid
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)Nidge (v.) (Build.
Night-blindness
Night effect = night
)error (Radio
)Night flying (Aero.
Night letter

Night photography

)Night range (Radio

Night shift
Night
superintendent
Night switch
)(Teleph. Teleg.
Night tracer bullet
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Nil
)Nimble (adj.
Nimbo-stratus
)(Meteor.
)Nimbus (Meteor.
Nine-point circle
)(Maths.
Niobium (Nb) (o
)columbium
)(Chem.
)Nip (v.

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(
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)Niter (or nitre
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)Nitralloy (Met.

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)
)Civ. Eng.
(
Nitrate deposits
)(Geol.

Nitrate, silver
)(Chem.

Nitrate, sodium
)(Chem.

Nitrate. Potassium
)(Chem.
)Nitrates (Chem.

)Nitration (Bot.
:
)Nitre (or salt-petre
)(Min.
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Nitric acid = aqua
)fortis (Chem.
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)Nitric oxide (Chem.

)Nitride (Chem.

)Nitrided steel (Met.

= Nitriding
nitrogen case
)hardening (Met.
)Nitriferous (adj.
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Nitrification
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Nitrifying bacteria
)(Bot.
Nitrile rubber
)(Chem.
)Nitrite (Chem.
Nitrite, sodium
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Nitro derivatives
)(Chem.
)Nitrogen (N
)(Chem.
Nitrogen case= hardening
)nitriding (Met.
Nitrogen cycle
)(Chem.
Nitrogen dioxide
)(or peroxide
)(Chem.
Nitrogen fixation
)(Bot. Chem.
Nitrogen pentoxide
)(Chem.
Nitrogen peroxide
)(or tetroxide
)(Chem.
)Nitrogen trioxide
)(Chem.
Nitrogen, liquid
)(Chem.
)Nitrogenize (v.
)(Chem.
)Nitrogenous (adj.
)(Chem.
)Nitroglycerin(e
)Nitrolime (Chem.
)Nitrometer (Chem.

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Nitrosation
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Nitrosocompounds
)(Chem.
Nitrosyl-sulphuric
)acid (Chem.
Nitrotoluene
)(Chem.
Nitrous acid
)(Chem.
= Nitrous oxide
laughing gas
)(Chem.
Nitryl rubber
)(Chem.
)Nivation (Geol.
No-drift position
)(Aero.
No-fines concrete
)(Civ. Eng.
No-lag motor (Elec.
)Eng.
)No-lift angel (Aero.
No-load current
)(Elec. Eng.
No-load loss (Elec.
)Eng.
No-mans-land
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No-voltage release
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Nobel prize
)Nobelium (No
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Noble gas = inert
)gas (Chem.
)Noble metal (Met.

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Noble potential
)(Chem., Elec. Eng.
Noctilucent clouds
)(Meteor.
)Nocturnal (adj.
)Nocuous (adj.
Nodal gearing
)(Eng.

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)Nodal point (Radio

Nodal points of a
)lens (Light
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)Node (Phys.

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Node, descending
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Nodon rectifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Nodular (adj.)
Nodules (Bot.)
Nodules (Geol.)
Nodulous (or
nodulose (adj.)
Nog (Guild.)
Noil (n.)
Noise-cancelling
microphone (Radio)
Noise (Acous.)
Noise antenna
(Radio)
Noise audiogram
(Acous.)
Noise eliminator
(Civ. Eng.)

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noise figure (Radio)
Noise filter
(Electronics)

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Noise level (Acous.)

Noise limiter =
noise suppressor
(Elec. Eng.)
Noise meter
(Acous.)
Noise ratio (Radio)

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Noise reduction
(Acous.)
Noise signal
Noise source
(Acous.)
Noise suppressor
(Radio)
Noise waves,
organized
(GeoPhys.)
Noise, discrete
(Acous.)
Noise, galaxy
(Astron., Radio)
Noise, induced
(Acous.)
Noise, line (Elec.
Comm.)
Noise, modulation
(Radio)
Noise, random
(Radio)
Noise, reference
(Elec. Eng.)
Noise, surface
(Acous.)
Noise, switching
(Acous.)
Noise, switching
(Acous.)
Noise, thermal =
Johnson noise
(Electronics)

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Noise. Ambient
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Noise. Circuit
)(Teleph.
Noiseless engine
)(Eng.
Noiseless recording
)(Acous.
)Noisy (adj.
Noisy running
)(Eng.
Nomadism

)Nomag (Met.
)Nomenclature (n.
)Nominal (adj.
)Nominal (horse
)power (Eng.
Nominal capacity
Nominal output
)(Eng.
Nominal value
)Nominate (v.
)Nomination (n.
)Nominee (n.

Nomogram =
nomograph
(Maths.)
NonNon-absorbent
(adj.)
Non-aqueous
solution (Chem.)
Non-arching metal
(Met.)
Non-arcing fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Non-associated gas
(Pet. Eng.)
Non-bedded (adj.)
Non-bleeding cable
(elec. Eng.)
Non-cohesive soil
(Civ. Eng.)
Non-collinear (adj.)
(Chem.)
Non-combustible
(adj.) (Maths.)
Non-commissioned
officer (Mil.)
Non-compensated
(adj.)
Non-concurrent
forces (Mech.)
Non-condensable
gases (Chem.)
Non-condensing
engine (Eng.)

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(adj.)
Non-conductor
(Phys.)
Non-conformity
(Geol.)
Non-conformity (n.)
Non-cooperative
(adj.)
Non-coplanar
forces (Mech.)
Non-corrodible
(adj.)
Non-corrosive
(adj.) (Chem.)
Non-cutting stroke
(Eng.)
Non-directional
microphone
(Acous.)
Non-dissipative
network (Elec.
Comm.)
Non-drying oil
(Chem.)
Non-durable goods
Non-effective
measures
Non-elastics
collision (Mech.)
Non-electrics (Elec.)
Non-entity (n.)

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geometry (Geom.)
Non-Euclidean
geometry (Geom.)
Non-existent (adj.)
Non-expansion
engine (Eng.)
Non-ferrous (adj.)
Non-ferrous alloy
(Met.)
Non-fission
capture (Phys.)
Non-flam film
(cinema)
Non-flexible (adj.)
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(adj.)
Non-freezing (adj.)
Non-frothing oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Non-functioning
body
Non-graded
sediments (Geol.)
Non-hygroscopic
(adj.) (Chem.)
Non-inductive
capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Non-inductive
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Non-inductive load
= non-reactive load
(Elec. Eng.)

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resistor (Elec. Eng.)
Non-inflammable
(adj.)
Non-integrated
(adj.)
Non-interacting
(adj.)
Noninterchangeable
(adj.)
Non-interference
(Phys.)
Non-intermittent
(adj.)
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(adj.)
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(n.)
Non-linear
amplifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Non-linear
correlation (Maths.)
Non-linear
distortion (Elec.
Comm.)
Non-linear
equation (Maths.)
Non-linear
resistance (Elec.
Comme.)

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resistance (Elec.
Comme.)
Non-locking key
(elec. Comm.)
Non-locking relay
(Elec. Comme)
Non-luminous
radiation (Phys.)
Non-luminous
radiation (Phys.)
Non-magnetic steel
(Elec. Eng.)
Non-magnetic
watch
Non-malleable
(adj.) (Met.)
Non-metal (n.)
(Chem.)
Non-metallic (adj.)
(Chem.)
Non-metallic
element (Chem.)
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inclusions (Met.)
Non-miscible (adj.)
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liquids (Chem.)
Non-observance (n.)
Non-organic (adj.)
Non-oscillatory
(adj.)
Non-oxidizable
(adj.)

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Non-piping (adj.)
Non-polar bond
(Chem.)
Non-polar
compound (Chem.)
Non-polarizable
cell (Elec. Comm.)
Non-polarized
relay (elec. Comm)
Non-porous (adj.)
Non-pressure
heater (Eng.)
Non-productive
(adj.)
Non-radioactive
tracer (Phys.)
Non-reactive load
(Elec. Eng.)
Non-recoil gun
(Mil.)
Non-relativistic
(adj.) (Phys.)
Non-renewable
(adj.)
Non-resinous (adj.)
Non-resonant line
(Elec. Comm.)
Non-return valve
(Eng.)
Non-reverberant
room (Acous.)

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clutch (Eng.)
Non-rigid airship
(Aero.)
Non-rotatable (adj.)
Non-scheduled
(adj.)
Non-sequence
(Geol.)
Non-shatterable
glass
Non-sinusoidan
wave (Phys.)
Non-skid = nonslip (adj.) (Civ.
Eng.)
Non-skid chain
(Eng.)
Non-skid surface
(Civ. Eng.)
Non-skid tyre
(Auto.)
Non-slip floor (Civ.
Eng.)
Non-spillable (adj.)
Non-standard (adj.)
Non-stop (adj.)
Non-stop (adj.)
Non-synchronous
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Non-tension joint
(Elec. Eng.)

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)decimal (Maths.
Non-uniform flow
)(Hyd.
)Non-valent (Chem.
)Non-volatile (adj.
)(Chem.
)Nonagon (Geom.
Nonelectrolyte
)(Chem.
)Nonetheless (adv.
Nonlinear
distortion
coefficient (Elec.
)Comme.
)Nook (n.
)Noon (Astron.
)Noose (n.
)Noose (v.
Nordhausen
= sulphuric acid
fuming sulphuric
)acid (Chem.
)Nordmarkite (Geol.
Norfolk (or
Canadian) latch
)(Carp.
)Noria (Hyd.
)Norite (Geol.
)Norm (Geol.
)Norm (n.

Norma (The Level)

(Astron.)
Normal (adj.)
Normal (Chem.)
Normal (Math.,
Mach.)
Normal (n. Maths.)
Normal (or
Gaussian) curve
(Maths.)
Normal (or
Gaussian)
distribution
Normal (or threepoint) landing
(Aero.)
Normal
acceleration (Mech.)
Normal
atmospheric
conditions (Meteor.)
Normal axis
(Maths.)
Normal bend (Elec.
Eng.)
Normal calorie
(Phys.)
Normal component
(Mech.)

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concentration
(Chem.)
Normal distance
(Mech.)
Normal electrode
potential (Chem.)
Normal element
(Chem.)
Normal emission
(Thermionics)
Normal eye (Phys.
Med)
Normal fault (Geol.)

Normal fold (Geol.)

Normal gravity
(Phys.)

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Normal load (Aero.)

Normal logarithm
(Maths.)

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Normal loop (Aero.)

Normal mode of
vibration (Phys.)
Normal operation
(Eng.)
Normal pitch (Eng.)
Normal pressure
(Phys.)
Normal reaction
(Mech.)

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Normal running
)(Eng.
Normal salt
)(Chem.
Normal
)segregation (Met.
Normal shrinkage
Normal solution
)(Chem.
Normal spectrum
)(Phys.

)Normal state (Phys

Normal stress
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Normal

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Normal threshold
)of hearing (Acous.
Normal velocity
)(Mech.
Normal vision
)(Phys.
Normal working
)(Eng.
Normal working
)conditions (Eng.
)Normalcy (n.
)Normality (Chem.
)Normalize (v.
)Normalizing (Met.

Normally aspirated
engine 9I.C. Engs.)
Normative (adj.)
North-seeking pole
(Magn.)
North (adj.)
North (adv.)
North (n.)
North declination
(Magn.)
North pole (Geog.)
North pole (Magn.)
North star (Astron.)
North, geographic
(Geog.)
North, magnetic
(Magn.)

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North, true (Geog.)

Northbound (adj.)
Northeaster
(Meteor.)

Northeasterly (adj.)
Norther (Meteor.)
Northerly (adj.)
Northerly (adv.)

Northern
Hemisphere (Geog.)
Northern lights =
Aurora Borealis
(Astron.)



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Northrup furnace
= coreless
induction furnace
)(Elec. Eng.
)Northward(s
Northwester
)(Meteor.

)Northwesterly (adj.


)Nose-dive (Aero.
)Nose-dive (v.

)Nose-down (v.
)(Aero.

)Nose-heavy (adj.
)(Aero.

)Nose-over (n.
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)Nose-up (v.
)Nose (adj.
)Nose (n.
)Nose bit (Carp.
Nose cone
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)Nose fairing (Aero.

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)Nose gear (Eng.
)Nose ribs (aero.
Nose suspension
)(Eng.
)Nose wheel (Aero.
Nosean (or
)noselite) (Min.
)Nosebleed (Med.
)Nosing (Build.
)Nosology (Med.
)Nostrils (Zool.

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)Not negotiable (adj.

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)Notable (adj.
Notary (or notary
)public
)Notate (v.
)Notation (n.
)(n.
)(v.) (Carp.
brittleness
sensitivity

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)Notched (adj.
= Notched bar test
)impact test (Met.
)Notching (Carp.
)Notching (n.
Notching adze
)(Carp.
)Note-tuning (Radio
)Note (n.
)Note (v.
Note, promissory
Notebook
)Notice (n.
)Notice (v.
Notice board
)Noticeable (adj.
)Notification (n.
)Notify (v.
)Notion (n.
Nought = naught
)Nourishing (adj.
)Nova (Astron.
)Novaculite (Geol.
Noval base
)(Electronics
)Novelty (n.
November
)Novice (n.

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)Novoid (Build.
Nowel = drag
)(Foundry
)Noxious (adj.
Nozzle

)Nozzle gauge (Eng.

)Nozzle orifice (Eng.

Nozzle, discharge
)(Civ. Eng.
Nozzle, flushing
Nozzle, intake
)(Eng.
)Nozzle, jet (Eng.
Nozzle, pressure
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)Np (neptunium
)(Chem.
)Nuclear (adj.
Nuclear aggregates
)(Biol.
Nuclear attraction
)(Phys.
Nuclear battery
)(Phys.

Nuclear
bombardment
(Phys.)
Nuclear breeder
(Phys.)
Nuclear centre
(Phys.)
Nuclear change
(Phys.)
Nuclear charge
(Phys.)
Nuclear chemistry
(Chem.)
Nuclear cross
section (Phys.)
Nuclear
disintegration
(Phys.)
Nuclear energy
(Phys.)
Nuclear energy
levels (Phys.)
Nuclear energy
plant (Phys., Eng.)
Nuclear equation
(Chem.)
Nuclear explosion
(Phys.)
Nuclear fall-out
Nuclear fission
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Nuclear forces
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Nuclear fusion
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Nuclear induction
(Phys.)
Nuclear isobar(e)s
(Phys.)
Nuclear isomer
(Phys.)
Nuclear magnetic
resonance (Phys.)
Nuclear magneton
(Phys.)
Nuclear mass
(Phys.)
Nuclear mass
defect (Chem.)
Nuclear membrane
(Biol.)
Nuclear particles
(Phys.)
Nuclear
photoelectric effect
(Thermionics)
Nuclear physics
(Phys.)
Nuclear potential
(Phys.)
Nuclear properties
(Phys.)
Nuclear propulsion
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Nuclear radius
)(Phys.
Nuclear reaction
)(Phys.
Nuclear reaction
)(Phys.
Nuclear rocket
)(Astrophysics
)Nuclear sap (Biol.

Nuclear screening
)(Phys.
Nuclear spin
)(Phys.
Nuclear spin
)(Phys.
Nuclear star
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Nuclear structure
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)Nuclear wall (Biol.
Nuclear weapon
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)Nucleate (adj.
)(Biol.
)Nucleation (Chem.
Nuclei (Pt. Of
nucleus) (Phys.,
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)(Chem.
)Nucleolus (Biol.
)Nucleon (Phys.
)Nucleonics (Phys.
Nucleoproteins
)(Chem.
)Nucleus (Astron.
Nucleus (Biol.,
)Phys.
Nucleus, atomic
)(Phys.
Nuclide = nucleide
)(Phys.
Nuee ardente
)(Geophys.
)Nugget (n.
)Nuisance (n.
)Null (adj.
)Null circle (Maths.
Null detector (elec.
)Eng.
Null indicator
)(Elec. Eng.
)Null line (Maths.
Null matrix
)(Maths.
Null measurement
)method (Elec. Eng.

Null plane (Maths.)

Null point (Maths.)

Null sequence
(Maths.)
Nullify (v.)
Numb (adj.)
Number (n.)
Number (v.)
Number absolute
(Maths.)
Number imaginary
(Maths.)
Number plate
(Auto.)
Number scale
Number, abstract
(Maths.)
Number, atomic
(Chem.)
Number, cardinal
(Maths.)
Number, cetane
(Chem., Pet. Eng.)
Number, complex
(Maths.)

Number,
composite (Maths.)
Number, concrete
(Maths.)
Number, irrational
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(Chem.)
Number, ordinal
Number, prime
(Maths.)
Number, rational
(Maths.)
Number, real
(Maths.)
Number, reference
Number,
saponification
(Chem.)
Number, serial
Numbering
machine (Eng.)
Numeral (adj.)
Numeral (v.)
Numerals, Arabic
Numerals, Roman
Numerate (v.)
Numeration (n.)

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Numerator (Maths.)
Numerical (adj.)
Numerical
coefficient

Numerical constant
Numerical
determinant
(Maths.)
Numerical
equation (Maths.)

Numerical
integration (Maths.)
Numerical scale
Numerical value
Numerous (adj.)
Nurture
Nut (Bot.)
Nut (Eng.)
Nut gauge
Nut tapping
machine (Eng.)
Nut wrench (Eng.)
Nut, adjusting
(Eng.)
Nut, anchor (Eng.)
Nut, castle (Eng.)
Nut, clamp (Eng.)
Nut, lock (Eng.)
Nut, mounting
(Eng.)
Nut, self-locking
(Eng.)
Nutation (Astron.)
Nutcracker
Nutrient (adj.)
Nutrient (n.)
Nutrient solution
(Bot.)
Nutrition (n.)
Nutritive (adj.)
Nylon (Chem.)
Nymph (Zool.)
O-electron (Chem.)

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O.D. (outside
)diameter (Eng.
)Oak (Bot.

)Oak timber (Carp.

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)Oar (n.
)Oar (v.
Oar blade
Oar lock = row
)lock (Naut.
)Oasis (pl. oases
)Oat (Bot.
Oatmeal
)Obconic (adj.
)Obedience (n.
)Obelisk (Arch.
)Obey (v.
)Object (Light

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)Object (v.
= Object glass
)objective (Light

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)Object, real (Light
Object, virtual
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Objection (n.)
Objectionable (adj.)
Objective (adj.)
Objective (n.)
Objective = object
glass (Light)
Objective lens
(Light)
Objective noisemeter (Acous.)
Objective
observation
Objective prism
(Astron.)
Objective sound
meter (Acous.)
Objective,
achromatic (Light)
Oblate (adj.)
Oblate ellipsoid
(Geom.)
Oblate spheroid
(Geom.)
Obligation (n.)
Obligatory (adj.)
Obliging (adj.)
Oblique (adj.)
Oblique aerial
photograph (Surv.)
Oblique angle
(Maths.)
Oblique arch (Civ.
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(Maths.)
Oblique bedding
(Geol.)
Oblique cone
(Maths.)
Oblique
coordinates
(Maths.)
Oblique
illumination (Illum.)
Oblique impact
Oblique joint
(Carp., Eng.)
Oblique line
Oblique offset
(Surv.)
Oblique plane
Oblique prism
Oblique projection
(Surv.)
Oblique section
Oblique triangle
(Maths.)
Oblique valve (Eng.)
Obliquity (n.)
Obliquity of the
ecliptic (Astron.)
Obliterate (v.)
Obliterating paint
(Build.)
Oblong (adj.)

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)Oboe (n.
)Oboe (Radio
)Obpyramidal (adj.
)Obscure (adj.
)Obscure (v.
Obscure radiation
)(Phys.
Obscured glass
)(Build.
)Observance (n.
)Observant (adj.
)Observation (n.
Observation
airplane
Observation
balloon
Observation error
Observation post
Observation tower
Observation well
)(Pet. Eng.
Observatory
)Observe (v.
Observed radio
)bearing (Radio
)Observer (n.
)Obsidian (Geol.
Obsidian lava
)(Geol.
)Obsolescent (adj.
)Obsolete (adj.

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Obstacle light
)Obstruct (v.
)Obstructed (adj.

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Obstruction light
)(Naut., aero.
)Obtain (v.
)Obturate (v.
)Obturation (Eng.

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Obturator pad
)(Eng.
Obturator ring
)(Eng.

)Obtuse (adj.
Obtuse angle
)(Maths.
Obtuse sound
Obtuse triangle
)(Maths.
)Obverse (adj.
)Obverse (n.
)Obviate (v.
)Obvious (adj.
)Obvolute (adj.
)Occasion (n.
)Occasion (v.

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)Occidental (adj.
)Occlude (v.
Occluded front
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)Occlusion (n.
Occlusion of gases
)(Chem.
)Occult (adj.
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)Occult line (Arch.
Occult mineral
)(Geol.
Occultation
)(Astron.
)Occultation (n.
Occulting light
)Occupant (n.
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Occupational
disease
Occupational
)hazards (or risks
)Occupied (adj.
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Ocean currents
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Ocean depths
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Oceanic deposits
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)Oceanite (Geol.
Oceanography
Ochre = ocher
)(Chem.
Ochre, hematite
)(Geol.
Ochre, lemonite
)(Geol.
Octa)Octagon (n.
)(Maths.
)Octagonal (adj.
)Octahedral (adj.
Octahedron
)(Maths.
Octal base (Elec.
)Eng.
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)Octane (Chem.
Octane number
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Octane rating
Octane rating test
)(Eng.
)Octangle (adj.
)(Maths.
)Octangle (adj.
)(Maths.
)Octangle (n.
Octans (The
)Octant) (Astron.
Octant
Octant, gyroscopic
)(Aero.
)Octavalent (Chem.
)Octave (Acous.
Octave pressure
)level (Acous.
)Octet (Chem.
Octet structure
)(Chem.
Octillion
October
Octode
)(Thermionics
)Octopus (Zool.
Octroi tax
)Octuple (adj.
)Octuple (v.
Octuple phantom
)circuit (Teleph.


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Ocular = eye-piece
)(n.) (Phys.
Ocular micrometer
)(Eng.
Oculist (Med.
Odd-even nuclei
)(Phys.
Odd-odd nuclei
)(Phys.
)Odd (adj.
Odd leg caliper
)(Eng.
Odd molecules
)(Chem.
Odd number
)(Maths.
Odds
Odds, at
Odograph (Elec.
)Eng.
)Odometer (Ocean.
)Odometer (Surv.
)Odometer (surv.
)Odontograph (Eng.
)Odontolite (Min.
)Odor (or odour



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Odoroscope
)(Chem.
Odourant oil
)Odourless (adj.
Oersted (Phys.,
)Elec. Eng.
Oersteds
)experiment (Phys.
= Oesophagus
)esophagus (Zool.
)Off-centre (adj.
)Off-colour (adj.
)Off-course (adj.
Off-course
correction (Aero.,
)Naut.
Off-hook signal
)(Teleph.
)Off-load (v.
Off-loading station
)Off-peak (adj.
)Off-peak (adj.
)Off-phase (adj.
Off-position (of a
)switch) (Elec. Eng.
)Off (adv.
)Off side (n.
)Offence (n.

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)Offender (n.
Offense = offence
)Offensive (adj.
)Offensive (n.
)Offer (n.
)Offer (v.
)Offhand (adj.
(Office (n.
Office expenses
Office hours
Office work
Office, central
)(Elec. Comm.
Office, head
Office, toll
Office, toll
)Officer (n.
Officer, liaison
Offices, good
)Official (adj.
)Official (n.
)Officially (adv.
)Offset (adj.
)Offset (n.
)Offset (Plumb.
)Offset (Printing
)Offset (Surv.

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)Offset bit (Eng.
)Offset fitting (Eng.
)Offset fitting (Eng.
)Offset pipe (Eng.
Offset printing
)Offset rod (Surv.
Offset spanner
)(Eng.
Offset well (Pet.
)Eng.
)Offshoot (n.
Offshore area
Offshore deposits
)(Geol.
Offshore dock (Civ.
)Eng.
Offshore drilling
)platform (Pet. Eng.
Offshore well (Pet.
)Eng.
)Offspring (n.
Offtake (Met.
)Mining
)Ogee arch (Arch.
Ohm-centimetre
)(Elec. Eng.

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Ohm mile (Elec.
)Eng.
Ohm, acoustical
)(Acous.
Ohm, international
)(Elec. Eng.
Ohm, legal (Elec.
)Eng.
Ohms law (Elec.
)Eng.
Ohmage (Elec.
)Eng.
Ohmic contact
)(Elec. Eng.
Ohmic contact
)(Elec. Eng.
Ohmic loss (Elec.
)Eng.
= Ohmic resistance
true resistance
)(Elec. Eng.
Ohmmeter (Elec.
)Eng.
Oil-blast circuit)breaker (Elec. Eng.
)Oil-break (adj.
)(Elec. Eng.
)Oil-cooled (adj.
)(Eng.
Oil-drain plug
)(Eng.

Oil-drain valve
(Eng.)
Oil-drip pan (Eng.)
Oil-immersed (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Oil-immersion
objective (Optics)
Oil-mist
lubrication (Eng.)
Oil-poor circuitbreak
Oil-producing (adj.)
Oil-proof (adj.)
Oil-quenched fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Oil-quenching
(Met.)
Oil-resistant (adj.)
Oil-sludge (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil-soluble (adj.)
(Chem.)
Oil-spray
lubrication (Eng.)
Oil-storage tank
(Pet. Eng.)

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Oil-tank vent (Eng.)

Oil-tank vent (Eng.)

Oil-tempered (adj.)
Oil-tight (adj.)

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Oil-well cement

Oil-well derrick
(Pet. Eng.)
Oil-well pump (Pet
Eng.)
Oil (n.)
Oil (or petroleum)
geology
Oil (v.)
Oil absorption
(Chem.)
Oil accumulation
(Pet. Eng.)
Oil baffle (Pet. Eng.)
Oil base
Oil basin (Geol.)
Oil bath (Eng.)
Oil bath air filter
(Eng.)
Oil bearing strata
(Geol.)
Oil belt (Pet. Eng.)
Oil black (Eng.)
Oil box (Eng.)
Oil
Oil
Oil
Oil
Oil

buffer (Eng.)
bunker
burner
can
canister

Oil
Oil
Oil
Oil

catcher (or trap)

chamber (Eng.)
chamber plug
channel

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(Elec. Eng.)
Oil cleaner (Chem.)
Oil cock (Eng.)
Oil collector
Oil company
Oil connection
Oil consumption
Oil container
Oil contents gauge
(Eng.)
Oil control ring
(Eng.)
Oil cooler (I.C.
Engs.)
Oil cooler casing
(or shell) (Eng.)
Oil cup (Eng.)
Oil cushion (Eng.)
Oil damping (Phys.)
Oil dashpot (Eng.)
Oil delivery tubes
(Eng.)
Oil deposits
Oil dilution (Eng.)
Oil dilution valve
(Eng.)
Oil discharge duct
(Eng.)
Oil distillation
(Chem.)

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Oil distribution
)(Eng.
Oil distributor
)(Eng.
)Oil drain (Eng.
)Oil duct (Eng.
Oil emulsion
)(Chem.
)Oil engine (Eng.
Oil escape valve
)(Eng.
)Oil feed (Eng.
Oil feeding
)reservoir (Eng.
)Oil field (Pet. Eng.
Oil filled cable
)(Elec. Eng.
)Oil filler pipe (Eng.
Oil film
)Oil filter (Eng.
Oil filtration
Oil fired furnace
Oil flash point
)(Chem.
Oil flow
)Oil fuel (Chem.
)Oil gauge (Eng.
Oil gauge dipstick
)(Eng.
Oil gauge glass
)(Eng.
)Oil grade (Chem.
)Oil grooves (Eng.

Oil gun (Eng.)

Oil hardened steel
(Met.)
Oil hardening (Met.)
Oil heater
Oil hole
Oil impregnated
paper
Oil impregnated
sands (Pet. Eng.)
Oil index (Eng.)
Oil indications
(Pet. Eng.)

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Oil indicator (Eng.)

Oil industry
Oil injection (Eng.)

Oil inlet pipe (Eng.)

Oil insulated (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Oil insulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Oil interrupter
(Elec. Eng.)
Oil jack (Mech.)
Oil jacket (Eng.)
Oil lamp
Oil leakage (Eng.)
Oil level (Eng.)
Oil level indicator
(Eng.)

Oil line

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Oil lubrication
(Eng.)
Oil measures
(Geol.)
Oil migration (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil mill
Oil mining (Pet,
Eng.)
Oil mist
Oil nozzle (Eng.)
Oil of turpentine
(Chem.)
Oil of vitriol
(Chem.)
Oil outlet (Eng.)
Oil overflow pipe
(Eng.)
Oil paints
Oil pan (Eng.)
Oil pan gasket
(Eng.)
Oil pipe-line (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil piping
Oil pit (or pool)
Oil pool (Pet. Eng.)
Oil press
Oil pressure (Phys.)
Oil pressure gauge
(Eng.)
Oil pressure
indicator (Eng.)

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Oil pressure
regulator (Eng.)
Oil pressure relief
valve (Eng.)
Oil priming (n.)
Oil production
(Pet. Eng.)
Oil proof (Build.)
Oil proof (v.)
Oil prospecting
(Pet. Eng.)
Oil pump (I.C.
Engs)
Oil pump casing
Oil pump drive
(Eng.)
Oil pump screen
Oil pumping (Eng.)
Oil
Oil
Oil
Oil
Oil

purifier (Chem.)
putty
radiator (Eng.)
radiator (Eng.)
receiver (Eng.)

Oil reclamation
Oil rectifier
Oil refinery (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil refining (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil region (Pet.
Eng.)

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Oil regulation valve
)(Eng.

Oil reserves (Pet.
)Eng.

Oil reservoir

Oil residue (Pet.
)Eng.

Oil retaining ring
)(Eng.

Oil ring = scraper
)ring (I.C. Engs.
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Oil sands (Pet.
)Eng.
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Oil scraper ring
)(Eng.

Oil screen (or
)sieve) (Eng.


)Oil seal (Eng.
Oil separating
)machine (Eng.
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Oil setting tank
)(Pet. Eng.
)Oil shale (Geol.
Oil shows (Pet.
)Eng.
Oil silk
Oil sludge (Pet.
)Eng.
)Oil squirt (Eng.

Oil stove
Oil strainer
Oil strata (Geol.)
Oil sump (or pan)
(I.C. Engs.)
Oil sump tank (I.C.
Eng.)
Oil supply
Oil switch (or
circuit-breaker)
(Elec. Eng.)
Oil syringe (Eng.)
Oil system (Eng.)
Oil tank (Pet. Eng.)
Oil tanker (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil temper (n.)
(Met.)
Oil temper (v.)
Oil temperature
indicator (Eng.)
Oil temperature
regulator (Eng.)

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Oil terminal
)(
Oil thermometer
(Phys.)

Oil transformer

Oil transformer
(Elec. Eng.)
( )
Oil transmission
case

Oil traps (Eng.)

Oil trip gear (Eng.)

Oil trough
Oil tube twist drill
(Eng.)

Oil varnish (Chem.)

Oil well (Pet. Eng.)

Oil zone (Pet. Eng.)

Oil, aircraft engine
(Pet. Eng.)
Oil, antifreezing
(Pet. Eng.)

Oil, auto (Pet. Eng.)

Oil, aviation (Pet.
Eng.)
Oil, axle
Oil, ball bearing
(Eng.)
Oil, black
Oil, bunker
Oil, cable (Elec.
Eng.)
Oil, castor (Chem.)
Oil, crankcase
(Eng.)
Oil, crude (Pet.
Eng)
Oil, cutting (Eng.)
Oil, cylinder (Eng.)
Oil, diesel fuel
(Pet. Eng.)

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Oil, essential
(Chem.)
Oil, furnace
Oil, gas (Pet. Eng.)
Oil, heavy
Oil, light (Eng.)

Oil, linseed (Chem.)

Oil, lubricating
Oil, medium (Eng.)
Oil, mineral (Geol.,
Chem.)
Oil, motor (Auto.)

Oil, neutral (Chem.)

Oil, olive (Chem.)
Oil, paraffin
(Chem.)
Oil, quenching
(Met.)
Oil, refrigerator
Oil, refrigerator

Oil, seal (Pet. Eng.)

Oil, semidrying
(Chem.)
Oil, slop
Oil, solar = gas oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Oil, soluble
Oil, synthetic
(Chem.)
Oil, turbine (Eng.)

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)(Chem.
)Oil, volatile (Chem.
Oil. Quenching
)(Met.
)Oil. Slip (Carp.
Oilcloth
Oildom (n.) (Pet.
)Eng.
Oiled paper
)Oiler (Eng.
)Oiler (Pet. Eng.
)Oilgas (Chem.
Oiling
)Oiling pad (Eng.
)Oiling ring (Eng.
)Oiling, bath (Eng.
Oiling, forced feed
)(Eng.
Oilless bearing
)(Eng.
Oilless circuit)breaker (Elec. Eng.
Oilostatic cable
)(Elec. Eng.
)Oilskin (n.
)Oilstone (Eng.
Oilways = oil
)grooves (Eng.
)Oily (adj.

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Old red sandstone
)(Geol.
Oldham coupling
)(Eng.
)Oldhamite (Min.
)Oleate (Chem.
= Olefiant gas
)ethylene (Chem.
Olefinic fuel
)(Chem.
)Oleic acid (Chem.
)Olein (Chem.
)Oleo-gear (Aero.
)Oleo-strut (Aero.
)Oleo-strut (Aero.
Oleo shock
)absorber (Eng.
Oleo shock
)absorber (Eng.
)Oleometer (Eng.
Oleum = fuming
sulphuric acid
)(Chem.
)Olfactory (adj.
Oligocene epoch
)(or period) (Geol.
)Oligoclase (Geol.
)Olivaceous (adj.
)Olive (n.
)Olive oil (Chem.

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)Oliver (Eng.
)Olivine (Min.
)Olivine rock (Min.
Olson microphone
)(Acous.
)Omasum (Zool.
Ombrometer
)(Meteor.
Omega
)Omegatron (Phys.
)Omission (n.
)Omit (v.
Omni-

= Omnibus-bar
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)Omnibus (adj.
.
)Omnibus (n.
.
Omnidirectional
)antenna (Radio
)(
)Omnigraph (Arch.
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)Omnirange (adj.

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On-cost men
)(Mining
= On-costs
overhead expenses
On-course beam
)(Radio
On-hook signal
)(Teleph.
On-off control
)(Elec. Eng.
On-off switch
)(Elec. Eng.
On-position (of a
)switch) (Elec. Eng.
On a large scale
On approval
On board
On demand
Once-through
)boiler (Eng.
Ondograph (Elec.
)Eng.
Ondometer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Ondoscope (Phys.
)Ondulating (adj.
Ondulating ground
)(Geol.

One-coat work
(Build.)
One-cylinder
engine (Eng.)
One-dimensional
(adj.) (Maths.)
One-drum system
(Pet. Eng.)
One-hour rating
(Elec. Eng.)
One-part die (Eng.)
One-part
screwplate (Eng.)
One-phase =
single-phase (Elec.
Eng.)
One-phase circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
One-phase
induction regulator
(Elec. Eng.)
One-piece
propeller (Aero.,
Naut.)
One-pipe system
(Plumb.)
One-pole switch
(Elec. Eng.)
One-shot
lubrication (Eng.)
One-sided (adj.)

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transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
One-to-one
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)One-track (adj.
)One-way (adj.
One-way circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
One-way cock
)(Eng.
One-way road (Civ.
)Eng.
One-way switch
)(Elec. Eng.
One-way traffic
)(Civ. Eng.
One dimensional
flow
)Onerous (adj.
Onion weathering
)(Geol.
Onionskin
)Onlooker (n.
)Onset (n.
Onshore area
)(Geol.
Onshore deposits
)(Geol.
)Ontogeny (Biol.
)Onyx (Min.
)Onyx marble (Min.

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)Ooliths (Geol.
)Oolitic rock (Geol.
Oolitic structure
)(Geol.
)Ooze (n.) (Geol.
)Ooze (v.

)Opacifier (Phys.
)Opacity (n.) (Phys.
)Opal (Min.
)Opal agate (Min.
Opal glass
)Opal lamp (Illum.
)Opalescence (n.
)(Chem.
)Opalescent (adj.
)Opaline (adj.
)Opaque (adj.
Open-arc lamp
)(Illum.
Open-chain
compounds
)(Chem.
Open-chain
hydrocarbons
)(Chem.

Open-circuit
characteristic = noload characteristic
(Elec. Eng.)
Open-circuit
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Open-circuit loss =
no-load loss (Elec.
Eng.)
Open-circuit
transition (Elec.
Eng.)
Open-circuit
voltage (Elec. Eng.)
Open-core
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Open-cut mining
(Mining)
Open-diaphragm
loudspeaker
(Acous.)
Open-end wrench
(Eng.)
Open-flow
potential (Elec.
Eng.)
Open-gear
compound (Eng.)
Open-hearth
furnace (Met.)

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Open-link chain

Open-phase relay
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Open-pit mining
.
(Mining)

Open-sand casting
(or moulding)
(Foundry)
Open-side planer
(or planing
machine) (Eng.)
Open-type (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Open-vegetation
(Bot.)
Open-wire
transmission line
(Elec. Eng.)
Open-wire
transmission line
(Elec. Eng.)
Open (adj.)
Open (Elec. Eng.)
Open (n.)
Open aerial (or
antenna) (Radio)
Open air
Open angle
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Open antenna
)(Radio
)Open arc (Illum.
)Open belt (Eng.
Open caisson (Civ.
)Eng.
Open chain
Open channel
)(Hyd.
Open cheque
Open circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Open circuit
potential (Elec.
)Eng.
Open clusters
)(Astron.
Open contact
)(Elec. Eng.
Open core (Elec.
)Eng.
Open country
Open credit
Open cut (Civ.
)Eng.
)Open cycle (Eng.
Open diggings
)(Mining
)Open fault (Geol.
Open flame
Open flash-point
)(Phys.
)Open floor (Build.
)Open flume (Hyd.

Open fold (Geol.)

Open frame girder
(Build.)
Open fuse (Elec.
Eng.)
Open grid =
floating grid
(Thermionics)
Open ground
Open hole
Open jetty (Civ.
Eng.)
Open joint pattern
(Foundry)
Open joint tube
Open machine
(Elec. Eng.)
Open magnetic
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Open mortise =
slot mortise (Carp.)
Open mould
(Foundry)
Open pipe (acous.)
Open return bend
(Plumb.)
Open roof (Build.)
Open sand
(Foundry)
Open sheeting
(Civ. Eng.)
Open slating
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)Open socket (Eng.
Open system
)(Phys.
Open wagon
)(Railways
)Open wrench (Eng.
)Open0eyed (adj.
)Opencast (Mining
Opencast mining
)(Mining
)Opener (n.
)Opening (n.
)Opening die (Eng.
)Opening out (Eng.
Opening, delayed
)(Aero.
Opera glass
)(Optics
)Operable (adj.
)(Eng.
)Operable (adj.
)(Med.
)Operate (v.
Operating-duty
)(adj.
Operating coil
)(Elec. Eng.
Operating
conditions

Operating cost
Operating crank
(Eng.)
Operating current
(Elec. Eng.)
Operating cylinder
(Eng.)
Operating factor
(Eng.)
Operating gear
(Eng.)
Operating hand
wheel (Eng.)
Operating handle
(Eng.)
Operating
instructions
Operating lever
(Eng.)

Operating
maintenance (Eng.)
Operating
mechanism (Eng.)
Operating panel
(Eng.)
Operating position
(Eng.)
Operating range
(Aero.)

Operating range
fuel pressure (Eng.)

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Operating rod
(Eng.)
Operating room
(Mil., Med.)
Operating room
(Teleph.)
Operating shaft
(Eng.)
Operating speed
(Eng.)
Operating switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Operating time
(Teleph.)
Operating tower
Operation (n.)
Operation, active
Operational cycle
Operational failure
Operational
necessities
Operations
Operative (adj.)
Operator (n.)
Operator, telephone
Operator, wireless
(Radio)
Operculum (Biol.)
Ophimottling(Geol.)
Ophite (Geol.)

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(Geol.)
Ophiucus (The
Serpent Bearer)
(Astron.)
Ophthalmic (Adj.)
(Zool.)
Ophthalmology
(Med.)
Opiate (adj.)
Opinion (n.)
Opinion, adverse
Opinion, public
Opisometer = map
measurer (Surv.)
Opium
Opponent (n.)
Opportune (adj.)
Opportune (adj.)
Opportunist (n.)
Opportunity
Oppose (v.)
Opposed-cylinder
engine (I.C. Engs.)
Opposed pistons
(I.C. Engs.)
Opposed voltage
protective system
Opposite (adj.)
Opposite (n.)
Opposite angles
(Maths.)

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)(Maths.
Opposite direction
Opposite phase
)(Elec. Eng.
Opposite poles
)(Elec. Eng.
Opposite side
Opposite sign
Oppositely
)threaded (adj.
Opposition
)(Astron.
)Opposition (n.
)Opposition (Phys.
)Oppressive (adj.
)Optar (Radio
)Optic (adj.
Optic axial angle
)(Min.
Optic chiasma
)(Zool.
)Optic nerve (Zool.
Optic9al) axial
)angle (Min.
Opticalmechanical system
)(Telev.
)Optical (adj.


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Optical aberration
)(Light
Optical activity
)(Chem., Phys.
Optical altimeter
)(Aero.
Optical ammeter
)(Elec. Eng.
Optical antipodes
)(Chem.
Optical apparatus
)(Phys.
Optical axes (of a
)crystal) (Min.
Optical axis
)(Chem., Min.
Optical bench
)(Light
Optical centre
)(Light
Optical centre of
)lens (light
Optical comparator
)(Phys.
Optical density
)(light
)Optical disc (Zool.
Optical dispersion
)(light
Optical dividing
)head (Eng.

Optical electrons
(Phys.)
Optical flat
(Photog.)
Optical glass
(Optics)
Optical illusion
(Optics)
Optical image
Optical indicator
(I.C. Engs.)
Optical
instruments
(Optics)
Optical interval =
optical tube length
(Optics)
Optical isomerism
(Chem.)
Optical lantern
(Optics)
Optical lever (Phys.)
Optical maser =
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(Optics)

Optical orientation
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phenomenon
Optical properties
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Optical pyrometer
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Optical range
finder (Surv.,
)Photog.
Optical rotation
)(Phys., Chem.
Optical sight
)Optical sign (Min.
Optical spectra
Optical square
)(Surv.
Optical surface
)(Light
Optical system
Optical telescope
)(optics
Optical tube length
= optical interval
)(Optics
Optically active
)(adj.) (Chem.
Optician
)Optics (Phys.
= Optimeter
)omtimeter (Eng.
)Optimum (adj.

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Optimum density
Optimum load
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Optimum mixture
)(Chem.
Optimum moisture
content
Optimum
temperature
Optimum value
)Option (n.
)Optional (adj.
)Optometer (Med.
Optophone
)(Electronics
)Oral (adj.
)Oral cavity (Zool.
)Orange (adj.
)Orange (n.
Orange lead
)(Chem.
Orange light
)(Photog.
)Orb (Astron.
)Orb (n.
Orbicular
)structure (Geol.
)Orbit (Astron.
)Orbit (v.
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)Orbital (adj.
)Orbital (n.
Orbital accelerator
)(Phys.
Orbital decay
)(Astrophysics
Orbital electron
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Orbital motions
Orbital path
Orbital period
)(Astron.

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Orbital rendezvous
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Orbital velocity
)(Mech.
Orbital, molecular
)(Phys.
Orbital. Atomic
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Order of reaction
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Order of reflection
)(Phys.
)Orderly (adv.
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)Ordinal (number
)(Maths.
)Ordinarily (Adv.
)Ordinary (adj.
Ordinary fraction
)(Maths.
Ordinary lay
)Ordinary ray (Light
)Ordinate (n.
)(Maths.
Ordinate of a point
)(Maths.
Ordinates, axis of
)(Maths.
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Ordnance bench
)mark (Surv.
Ordnance datum
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Ordnance survey
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Ore-bearing rock
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Ore-dressing
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)Ore body (Mining
Ore bunker
)(Mining
Ore concentration
)(Mining
Ore crusher
)(Mining
)Ore deposit (Geol.
Ore dressing
)(Mining
)Ore dryer (Mining
)Ore dryer (Mining
)Ore furnace (Met.
Ore mining
)(Mining
Ore roasting
)chamber (Met.
Ore sorting
)(Mining
Ore washing plant
)(Met.
)Ore, mineral (Min.

Ores, metalliferous
(Met.)
Orford process
(Chem.)
Organ (n.)
Organic (adj.)
Organic acids
(Chem.)
Organic analysis
(Chem.)
Organic base
(Chem.)
Organic chemistry
Organic
(Chem.)
Organic
(Geol.)
Organic
(Chem.)
Organic
(Chem.)

compound
deposits
grease
matter

Organic nutrients
(Biol.)
Organic rocks
(Geol.)
Organic silt (or
clay) (Geol.)
Organic solvent
(Chem.)
Organism (Biol.)

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Organization,
industrial
)Organize (Chem.
)Organize (v.
Organizing
committee
Organo-metallic
compounds
)(Chem.
)Organosol (Chem.
)Oriel (Build.
)Orient (n.
)Orient (v.
Oriental alabaster
= onyx marble
)(Min.
Oriental emerald
)(Min.
Oriental topaz
)(Min.
Orientation
)Orifice (Hyd.

)Orifice meter (Hyd.

)Orifice meter (Hyd.

Orifice spud,
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Orifice spud,
)adjustable (Eng.

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)Origin (n.
Origin of species
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Origin, point of
)(Maths.
)Original (adj.
)Original (n.
Original position
)Originality (n.
)Originate (v.
)Orion (Astron.
)Orlop deck (Naut.
Ormolu = mosaic
gold
)Ornament (n.
)Ornament (v.
)Ornamental (adj.
)Ornamentation (n.
)Ornate (adj.
)Ornithology (Zool.
)Ornithopter (Aero.
)Orogenesis (Geol.
Orogenic
)movement (Geol.
Orogenic
sedimentation
)(Geol.
Orographic rain
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)Orography (Geol.

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Orsat apparatus
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)Orthicon (Telev.
Orthoaluminic
)acid (Chem.
Orthocentre
)(Maths.
Orthochromatic
)(adj.) (Photog.
Orthochromatic
)film (Photog.
)Orthoclase (Min.

)( )Orthogenesis (Biol.
Orthogeotropism
)(Bot.

)Orthogonal (adj.
.
Orthogonal circles
)(Maths.

Orthogonal curves
)(Maths.

Orthogonal
)projection (Geom.
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Orthogonal
)scanning (Telev.

Orthogonal
)surfaces (Maths.

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)projection (Geom.
Orthohydrogen
)(Chem.
Orthokinetic
)(Chem.
Orthomorphic
)projection (Surv.
)Orthonik (Magn.
Orthophosphoric
)acid (Chem.
= Orthopter
)ornithopter (Aero.
)Orthoptera (Zool.
Orthorhombic
)(adj.) (Chem.
Orthorhombic
pyramid
Orthorhombic
)system (Geol.
Orthoscopic
= system
rectilinear system
)(Optics
Orthosilicate
)minerals (Min.
)Orthostyle (Arch.
)Os (osmium
)(Chem.
)Oscillate (v.
Oscillating
armature (Elec.
)Eng.

Oscillating block
(or mass)
Oscillating cam
(Eng.)
Oscillating circuit
(Radio)
Oscillating current
(Radio)
Oscillating cylinder
(Eng.)
Oscillating
detector (Radio)
Oscillating doublet
antenna (Radio)
Oscillating engine
(Eng.)
Oscillating load
(Eng.)
Oscillating motion
(Eng.)
Oscillating piston
(Eng.)
Oscillating series
(Maths.)
Oscillating voltage
(Radio)
Oscillation (Phys.)
Oscillation centre
of (Phys.)
Oscillation
constant (Radio)
Oscillation
frequency (Phys.)

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Oscillation period
(Mech.)
Oscillation point
(Radio)
Oscillation
transformer (Radio)
Oscillation valve
(Radio,
Thermionics)
Oscillation,
damped (Phys.)
Oscillation, stable
(Phys., Elec.
Comm.)
Oscillation,
unstable (Phys.,
Elec. Comm.)
Oscillator (Radio)
Oscillator drift
(Radio)
Oscillator tube
(Radio,
Thermionics)
Oscillatory (adj.)
Oscillatory (Radio)
Oscillatory
discharge (Radio)
Oscillatory motion
(Phys.)
Oscillatory
scanning (Telev.)

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Oscillogram (Elec.
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Oscillograph (Elec.
)Eng.
Oscillograph,
)cathode ray (Phys.
Oscillograph,
electrostatic (Elec.
)Eng.
Oscillograph, hot
)wire (Elec. Eng.
)Oscillometer (Phys.
Oscilloscope (Elec.
)Eng.
)Osculate (v.
Osculating circle
)(Maths.
Osculating curve
)(Maths.
Osculating plane
)(Maths.
)Osculation (Maths.
Osculum
)Osier (Bot.
)Osmiridium (Met.
)Osmium (Os
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)Osmose (v.
Osmose, electric
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Osmotic coefficient
)(Chem.
Osmotic pressure
)(Chem.
)Ossein (Chem.
)Ossification (Zool.
)Otitis (Med.
)Otophone (Med.
)Otoscope (Med.
Otto cycle (I.C.
)Engs.
Otto engine
Ounce
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)Oust (v.
)Out-and-out (adj.
)Out-and-out (adv.
Out-gate = riser
)(Foundry
Out-to-out
Out of action
Out of alignment

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)(Mech.
Out of bounds
Out of breath
Out of centre
Out of control
Out of date
Out of focus
)(Optics
)Out of gear (Eng.
Out of joint
Out of order
Out of phase
)(Phys.
Out of range
Out of trim
Out of work
)Outage (n.
)Outbalance (v.
)Outbid (v.
)Outboard (adj.
Outboard motor
)(Naut.
Outboard motor oil
)(Pet. Eng.
)Outbreak (n.
)Outbreeding (Biol.
)Outbuilding (Arch.
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Outburst bank
)(Hyd. Eng.
)Outcome (n.
)Outcrop (Min.
)Outcrop (n.
)Outcrop (v.
)Outdo (v.
Outdoor antenna
)(or aerial) (Radio
Outdoor
substation (Elec.
)Eng.
)Outer (or external
conductor (Elec.
)Eng.
Outer bearing
)(Elec. Eng.
Outer casing
)Outer cover (Aero.
Outer crankshaft
)(Eng.
Outer dead-center
)(Eng.
Outer planets
)(Astron.
)Outer shell (Geol.
Outer skin
Outer space
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)Outer strut (Aero.


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)Outfit (n.
)Outfit (v.
)Outflow (Aero.
)Outflow (n.
)Outflow (v.
Outflow channel
)(Geol.
Outflow velocity
)(Aero.
Outgassing
)(Thermionics
)Outgoing (adj.
Outgoing feeder
)(Elec. Eng.
Outgoing jack
)(Teleph.
)Outlay (n.
)Outlay (v.
)(Elec. Eng.
box (Elec.
)cam (Eng.
port
pressure
)valve (Eng.

Outlet
Outlet
)Eng.
Outlet
Outlet
Outlet
)(Eng.
Outlet

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drawing
map
plan

Outline
Outline
Outline
Outline

)Outlook (n.
)Outmoded (adj.
)Outnumber (v.
)Outport (Naut.
)Outpost (Mil.
Outpost extension
)well (Pet. Eng.
)Outpour (n.
)Outpour (v.
)Outpower (v.
)Output (n.
Output
capacitance (Elec.
)Eng.
Output choke
)(Elec. Eng.
Output circuit
)(Elec. Eng.

Output impedance
)(Elec. Eng.

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Output of dynamo
)(Elec. Eng.

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Output of motor
)(Eng.
Output power
)(Eng.
)Output rate (Eng.

Output resistance
)(Elec. Eng.

Output stage (Elec.
)Eng.

Output
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.

Output tube (or
valve) = power
valve (Radio,
)Thermionics

Output volume

Output, electrical
)(Elec. Eng.

Output, engine
.
)(Eng.

Output,
)horsepower (Eng.

Output, minimum

Output, total

)Outrigger (Build.
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)(Geol.
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Outside-air
)temperature (Aero.
)Outside (adj.

Outside (adv.)
Outside bevel
gouge (Carp.)
Outside
broadcasting
(Radio)
Outside calipers
(Eng.)
Outside clearance
(Eng.)
Outside crank
(Eng.)
Outside cylinders
(Eng.)
Outside diameter

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(Elec. Eng.)
Outside gauge
(Eng.)
Outside gouge
(Carp.)

Outside lap (Eng.)

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Outside loop (Aero.)

Outside plating
(Build.)
Outside plating
(Elec. Eng.)
Outside threading
(Eng.)
Outside work
Outskirts
Outstanding (adj.)

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Outstation
Outstroke (of a
)piston) (Eng.

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)Outturn (n.
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)Outward (adj.

)Outward (adv.

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)Outward flow (Hyd.
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)Outweigh (v.
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)Ova (pl. of ovum
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)Oval file (eng.

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)Ovaliform (adj.
)Ovary (Biol.
Oven
Oven-dry soil
Oven-dry weight
Oven drying
Oven gas
Over-all cost
Over-compounded
generator (Elec.
)Eng.

Over-compounded
motor (Elec. Eng.)

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Over-compounding
(n.) (Elec. Eng.)
Over-current (or
overload) relay
(Elec. Eng.)

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Over-damped (adj.)
Over-excited (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Over-exposure
(Photog.)
Over-hung beam
(Build.)
Over-hung crank
(Eng.)
Over-hung cylinder
(Eng.)
Over-inflation
Over-pressure
valve (Eng.)
Over-travel (I.C.
Engs.)
Over flow drain
(Civ. Eng.)
Over head cable
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Overacidity (Chem.)
Overactive (adj.)

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)Overall (n.
Overall
)attenuation (Radio
Overall efficiency
)(Eng.
)Overall gain (Radio
Overall height
Overall length
)Overall loss (Eng.
Overall response
)(Elec. Eng.
Overall selectivity
)(Radio
Overall weight
Overall width
Overalls = overall
)(n.
Overannealing
)(Met.
)Overbalance (n.
)Overbalance (v.
)Overbid (v.
Overblown steel
)(Met.
)Overboard (adv.
)Overboiling (n.
Overbreak (or
overbreakage) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Overburden (n.
)Overburden (v.

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)capping (Mining
Overburden
)velocity (Geol.
)Overcast (adj.
)(Meteor.
)Overcast (n.
)Overcharge (n.
Overcharge (of a
)battery) (Elec. Eng.
)Overcharge (v.
)Overcome (v.
)Overcooling (n.
Overcoupling
)(Radio
)Overdevelop (v.
)(Photog.
)Overdo (v.
)Overdose (n.
)Overdraft (n.
)Overdrive (n.) (Eng.
Overdrive gear
)(Eng.
)Overdue (adj.
)Overestimate (n.
)Overestimate (v.
)Overfall (Hyd.
)Overfeed (n.) (Eng.
Overfeed stoker
)(Eng.
)Overflow (n.

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Overflow can
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Overflow chamber
)(Hyd.
Overflow cup
Overflow meter
)(Teleph.
Overflow pipe (Civ.
)Eng.
Overflow valve
)(Eng.
)Overfold (Geol.
Overgraining
)(Paint.
)Overgrinding (n.
)Overgrowth (n.

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)Overhang (v.
Overhanging beam
)(Build.
)Overhaul (n.
)Overhaul (v.
Overhauled engine
)(Eng.

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Overhead-contact
)system (Elec. Eng.
)Overhead (adj.
Overhead
accumulator (Pet.
)Eng.
Overhead
)camshaft (Eng.

Overhead
condenser (Pet.
Eng.)
Overhead
conductor (Elec.
Eng.)
Overhead costs (or
expenses)
Overhead crane
(Eng.)
Overhead crossing
(Elec. Eng.)
Overhead gear
(Eng.)
Overhead line
(Elec. Eng.)
Overhead pipe
Overhead products
(Pet. Eng.)
Overhead pulley
(Eng.)
Overhead railway
(Civ. Eng.)
Overhead ropeway
(Civ. Eng.)
Overhead
suspension
Overhead
transmission-line
(Elec. Eng.)

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crane (Eng.)
Overhead
travelling crane
(Eng.)
Overhead valve
(Eng.)
Overhearing
(Teleph., Radio)
Overheat (v.)
Overheating (n.)
Overland (adj.)
Overland (adv.)
Overlap (n.)
Overlap (v.)

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Overlap span (Eng.)

Overlap valve (Eng.)

Overlapping folds
(Geol.)
Overlapping
frequency band
(Radio)
Overlapping joint
(Eng.)
Overlapping of
power strokes (I.C.
Engs.)
Overlapping strake
(Build.)
Overlay (n.)
Overlay (v.)
Overleaf (n.)

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)Overload (v.
Overload capacity
)(Elec. Eng.

Overload circuit)breaker (Elec. Eng.

Overload level
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= Overload relay
over-current relay

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over-current
)release (Elec. Eng.
)Overloading (n.
)Overlook (v.
Overlubrication
)(Eng.
Overlying beds
)(Geol.
Overmodulation
)(Radio
Overnight service
Overpoled copper
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)Overpopulation (n.

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)(Elec. Eng.
)Overpower (v.
)Overpower (v.
Overpower
)protection (Eng.
)Overpressure (n.
)Overproduction (n.
)Overrate (v
Overrich mixture
)(Eng.
)Override (v.
= Overrigid
)redundant (adj.
)(Build.
)Overrun (Typog.
)Overrun (v.
Overrun brake
)(eng.
Oversaturation
)(Chem.
Overscanning
)(Telev.
Overseas (adj.,
)Adv.
)Overseer (n.

)Oversensitive (adj.

)Overset (v.) (Print.

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)Overshoot (v.
)Overshot (water
)wheel (Eng.
)Oversight (n.
Oversite concrete
)(Build.
)Oversized (adj.
)Overspeed (n.
Overspeed limit
)device (Eng.
Overspeed
protection (Elec.
)Eng.
)Overstep (Geol.
)Overstrain (n.
)(Eng.
)Overstrain (v.
Overswing (of a
)compass needle
)Overt (adj.
)Overtake (v.
)Overthrow (n.
)Overthrow (v.
Overthrust fault
)(Geol.
Overthrust fold
)(Geol.
)Overtime (n.
)Overtone (Acous.

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)(Chem.
)Overturn (n.
)Overturn (v.
Overturned fold
)(Geol.
Overvoltage (Elec.
)Eng.
Overvoltage
protective device
)(Elec. Eng.
Overvoltage release
)(Elec. Eng.
)Overweight (n.
)Overwork (n.
)Overwork (v.
)Ovicide (adj.
)Ovoid (adj.
)Ovule (Bot.
)Ovum (Biol.
Owen bridge (Elec.
)Eng.
)Ox-bow (Geol.
)Oxalate (Chem.

)Oxalic acid (Chem.

)Oxalic acid (Chem.

)Oxidant (Chem.
Oxidationreduction indicator
)(Chem.

Oxidationreduction potential
(Chem.)
Oxidationreduction reaction
(Chem.)
Oxidation (Chem.)
Oxidation inhibitor
(Chem.)
Oxidation number
(Chem.)
Oxidation potential
(Chem.)
Oxidation, anodic
(Met., Elec. Eng.)
Oxide-coated
cathode
(Thermionics)
Oxide-coated
filament
(thermionics)
Oxide-film (Chem.)
Oxide-film arrester
(Elec. Eng.)
Oxide (Chem.)
Oxide, hydrous
(Chem.)
Oxidizable (adj.)
(Chem.)
Oxidization (n.)
(Chem.)
Oxidized ore
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Oxidizing agent
(Chem.)
Oxidizing flame
(Chem.)
Oxidizing roasting
(Met.)
Oxidizing slag
(Met.)
Oxy-acetylene
blowpipe (Chem.)
Oxy-acetylene
cutting (Eng.)
Oxy-acetylene
flame (Chem.)
Oxy-acetylene
torch (Chem.)
Oxy-acetylene
welding (Eng.)
Oxy-cutting torch
(Eng.)
Oxy-weld (n.) (Eng.)
Oxyacid (Chem.)
Oxygen-free (adj.)
(Chem.)
Oxygen-free high
conductivity
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Oxygen blinker

Oxygen bottle (or

cylinder)
Oxygen cutting
(Eng.)
Oxygen enriching
(n.) (Chem.)
Oxygen machining
(Eng.)
Oxygen mask
Oxygen regulator
(Eng.)
Oxygen respirator
(Aero.)
Oxygen, activated
(Chem.)
Oxygen, liquid
(Chem.)
Oxygenate (v.)
(Chem.)
Oxygenated water
(Chem.)
Oxygenation
(Chem.)
Oxyhemoglobin
(Biol.)
Oxyhydrogen
blowpipe (Chem.)
Oxyhydrogen flame
(Chem.)
Oxyhydrogen
welding (Eng.)
Oxywelder (n.)
Ozokerite (or
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Ozonization
)(Chem.
)Ozonize (v.
)Ozonizer (Chem.
Ozonometer
)(Chem.
Ozonosphere
)(Meteor.
)p-electron (Chem.
)P-shell (Chem.
P-type
semiconductor
)(Electronics
)P (phosphorus
)(Chem.
P.D. (potential
difference) (Elec.
)Eng.
Pa Protoactinium
)(Chem.
)Pace (n.
)Pace (v.
)Pacemaker (Chem.
)Pacemaker (n.
Pacific locomotive
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)Pacification (n.
)Pacify (v.
Pack-hardening
)(Met.
Pack-type fire
extinguisher
)Pack (n.
)(v.
cloth
ice
strips

Pack
Pack
Pack
Pack

)Package (n.
)Package (v.
Packaging centre
Packaging machine
)Packed (adj.
)Packer (n.
)Packet (n.
)Packet (v.
Packfong = white
)copper (Met.
)Packing (n.
)Packing blot (Eng.
Packing box

Packing bush
(Eng.)
Packing case (Eng.)
Packing case
(Mining)
Packing chisel
Packing
Packing
(Eng.)
Packing
(Chem.,
Packing
(Eng.)
Packing
Packing
sheet)
Packing
(Chem.,
Packing
(Eng.)
Packing
Packing
(Eng.)
Packing

disc (Eng.)
flange
fraction
Phys.)
gland
joint (Eng.)
list (or
loss
Phys.)
material
nut (Eng.)
piece
plant

Packing plate (Eng.)

Packing ring (Eng.)
Packing washer
(Eng.)
Packing, gland
(Eng.)

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Packing, rubber
Packing, watertight
)(Eng.
Packless valve
)(Eng.
Packsack
)Packsand (Mining
Packthread
)Packwall (Mining
)Pact (n.

)Pad (n.
)Pad (Phys.
)Pad (v.
Pad holiday
Pad lubricator
Pad, attenuator
)(Phys., Elec. Eng.
Pad, cotton
Pad, launching
Pad, mounting
)(Eng.
)Pad, thrust (Eng.
Pad, writing
)Padded (adj.
)Padding (n.
Paddle-type mixer
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centrifugal fan
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agitator
agitator
box
box

Paddle
Paddle
Paddle
Paddle
Paddle
Paddle

Paddle wheel
)Padlock (n.
)Padlock (v.
Paediatric medicine
)Paginate (v.
)Pagination (n.
)Pail (n.
)Pain (n.
)Paint-pot (Geol.
)Paint (n.
)(v.
burner
gun
remover

Paint
Paint
Paint
Paint

)Paint rock (Geol.

Paint shop
Paint spraying
Paint thinner
Paint, antirust



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Paint, mat
Paintbrush
)Painted (adj.
)Painter (n.
Painters naphtha
)Painting (n.
Pair-production
)absorption (Phys.
)Pair (n.
)Pair (v.
Pair formation
)(Phys.
Pair production
)(Phys.
Paired cable (elec.
)Eng.
Paired cylinders
)(Eng.
Paired electrons
)(Chem.
)Pairing (n.
PAL (phase
)alternation line
colour system
)(Telev.
Palaeo = paleo
Palaeobiology
)(Geol.
Palaeobotany
)(Geol.
)Palaeocene (Geol.

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)(Geol.
Palaeogeography
Palaeolithic period
)(Geol.
Palaeontologist
Palaeontology
)(Geol.
Palaeovolcanic rock
Palaeozoic era
)(Geol.
Palaeozoology
)(Geol.
)Palate (n.
)Pale (adj.
Pale blue
)Pale oil (Pet. Eng.
)Palette (n.
)Paling (n.

)Palisade layer (Bot.
)Palladium (Pd
)(Chem.
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)Pallet (n.

)Palliate (v.
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)Palliative (adj.
. .
)Palm (Bot.
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)Palm (n.
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)Palmate leaf (Bot.
Palmitic acid
)(Chem.
)Palmitin (Chem.
)Palpable (adj.
)Palpate (v.
)Palpation (n.
)Palpitate (v.
)Palpitation (n.
)Palsy (Med.
= Paludism
)malaria (Med.
)Pamphlet (n.
Pan)Pan (Geol.
)Pan (Mining
)Pan (n.
Pan conveyor
Pancake coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Pancake coil (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pancake ice (Geol.
Pancake landing
)(Aero.

Panchromatic
)(adj.) (Photog.
Panchromatic film
)(Photog.
)Pancreas (Zool.
Pancreatic juice
)(Zool.
)Pandemic (adj.
)Pandemic (n.

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Pane = paen (or
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Panel board (Elec.
)Eng.
Panel discussion
Panel entry
)(Mining
Panel heating
Panel light
Panel mounting
)(Eng.
Panel radiator
)(Build.
)Panel saw (Carp.
)Panel strip (Eng.
Panel working
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Panel, control
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)(Eng.
Panel, management
)Panel, wing (Aero.
Panelling
)Panic (n.
Panicky = panic)stricken (adj.
)Panicle (Bot.
Panidiomorphic
)rock (Geol.
Panoply
)Panorama (n.
Panoramic lens
)(Photog.
)Pansophy (n.
)Pant (v.
)Pantile (Build.
)Panting (adj.
)Panting (n.
Pantograph
Pantography
)Pantometer (Surv.
)Paper (n.
)Paper (v.
Paper cable (Elec.
)Eng.
Paper capacitor
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Paper clamp
Paper condenser
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Paper cutter
Paper insulation
)(Elec. Eng.
Paper liner
Paper, abrasive
Paper, blotting
Paper, blue-print
Paper, carbon
Paper, filter
)(Chem.
Paper, litmus
)(Chem.
Paper, plotting
Paper, wax
Paper, wrapping
Paperboard
Papier-mache
)Papilla (Geol.
)Par (n.
Par avion
Para)Para (Chem.
Para rubber
)Parabola (Maths.
)Parabolic (Maths.
)Parabolic (Maths.
Parabolic cylinder
)(Maths.
Parabolic dish
)(Astrophysics
Parabolic dune
)(Geol.

Parabolic mirror
(Light)
Parabolic reflector
(Phys.)
Parabolic spirals
Parabolic velocity
Paraboloid (Maths.)
Paraboloid, elliptic
(Maths.)
Paraboloid,
hyperbolic (Maths.)
Parachor (Chem.)
Parachromatism =
colour blindness
(Med.)
Parachute (n.)
(Aero.)
Parachute (v.)
Parachute bomb
(Mil.)
Parachute canopy
Parachute flare
Parachute landing
(Aero.)
Parachute landing
(Aero.)
Parachute rip cord
(Aero.)
Parachute vent
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Paraconformity
(Geol.)
Parade (n.)
Parade (v.)
Paradox (n.)
Paraffin-base
crude (Pet. Eng.)
Paraffin-base
crude (Pet. Eng.)
Paraffin (v.)
Paraffin = paraffine
(Chem.)
Paraffin distillate
(Pet. Eng.)
Paraffin
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Paraffin jelly =
vaseline
Paraffin oil =
kerosene (Pet. Eng.)
Paraffin series =
methane series
(Chem.)
Paraffin wax
Paraffinic fuel
Paraffins (Chem.)
Paragenesis (Geol.)
Parageosyncline
(Geol.)
Paragonite (Min.)

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Parallax (Phys.)
Parallax correction
Parallax error
Parallax, angular
(Surv., Astron.)
Parallel-flow
turbine (Eng.)
Parallel-jaw clamp
(Eng.)
Parallel-plate
capacitor (Elec.
Eng.)
Parallel-wire line
(Elec. Eng.)
Parallel (adj.)
Parallel (n.)
Parallel (v.)
Parallel alignment
Parallel bars =
parallels
Parallel beam
(Build.)
Parallel beam
(Phys.)
Parallel circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Parallel coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Parallel coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Parallel current

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(Geol.)
Parallel descent
(Geol.)
Parallel
disconformity
(Geol.)
Parallel
displacement
(Geol.)
Parallel
distribution (Eng.)
Parallel faults
(Geol.)
Parallel feed =
shunt feed (Elec.
Eng.)
Parallel file (Eng.)

Parallel folds (Geol.)

Parallel forces
(Mech.)
Parallel lines
Parallel motion
Parallel of latitude
(Geog.)
Parallel operation
(Elec. Eng.)

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Parallel perspective
Parallel projection

Parallel resistance
(Elec. Eng.)

Parallel resonance
(Elec. Eng.)
Parallel ruler
Parallel series
connection (Elec.
Eng.)
Parallel
transmission (Elec.
Eng.)
Parallel vise (Eng.)
Parallel winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Parallelepiped
(Maths.)
Paralleling device
Parallelogram
(Maths.)
Parallelogram of
forces (Mech.)
Parallelogram of
vectors (Mech.)
Parallelogram of
velocities (Mech.)
Paralysis (Med.)
Paralyze (v.)
Paramagnet
(Magn.)
Paramagnetic (adj.)
(Magn.)
Paramagnetic
materials (Magn.)
Paramagnetic
resonance

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susceptibility
)(Magn.
Paramagnetism
)Paramecium (Zool.
)Parameter (Maths.
Parameter of a
)conic (Geom.
Parameter, velocity
)(Mech.
Parametric
amplifier (Elec.
)Eng.
Parametric
)equations (Maths.
)Paramorph (Geol.
Paramorphism
)(Geol.
)Paranormal (adj.
Parapet
Paraphase
amplifier (Elec.
)Eng.
Paraphase
coupling (Elec.
)Eng.
Paraphasing
)circuit (Elec. Eng.
)Paraselene (Astron.

Parasite (n.) (Biol.)

Parasite (v.)
Parasite drag
(Aero.)
Parasite resistance
(Aero.)
Parasites (Biol.)
Parasites (Elec.
Eng.)
Parasitic capture
(Phys.)
Parasitic crater
(Geol.)
Parasitic current
Parasitic loss
(Elec. Eng.)
Parasitic
oscillations (Elec.,
Comm.)
Parasitic
suppressor (Elec.
Comm.)
Parasitology
Parasol-type
antenna
Parasol (n.)
Parasol monoplane
(Aero.)
Parathyroid (Zool.)
Paratroops
Paravane (Naut.)
Paraxial (adj.)
Paraxial focus
(Phys.)

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)Parboil (v.
)Parbuckle (n.
)Parbuckle (v.
)Parbuckling (n.
)Parcel (n.
)Parcel (v.
Parcel plating
)(Elec. Eng.
Parcel post
Parcelled rope
)(Naut.
)Parch (n.) (Arch.
)Parch (v.
Parchment
)Pare (v.
)Parenchyma (Biol.
)Parent (Phys.
)Parent atom (Phys.
Parent element
)(Phys.
Parent metal
)Parent rock (Geol.
Parenthesis (pl.
)parentheses

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)Parget (n.
)Pargeting (Build.
Parhelic circle
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)Paring (n.
Paring chisel
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Paris (wire) gauge
)(Eng.

)Paris green (Chem.

)Parity (n.
)Park (n.
)Park (v.
)Parkerization (Met.
)Parkerize (v.
)Parkerizing (n.
)(Met.
)Parking (n.
Parking brake
Parking light
Parking lot
Parol agreement
Parotid gland
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Parquet flooring


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cannel coal
)Parry (v.

)Parsec (Astron.
Part-time
)Part (adj.
)Part (n.
)Part (v.
)Part number (Eng.
Part, replacement
)(Eng.
)Part, spare (Eng.
)Partake (v.
Parthenogenesis
)(Biol.
)Partial (adj.
= )Partial (n.
partial tone
)(Acous.
Partial condenser
)(Phys.
Partial condenser
)(Phys.
Partial correlation
)(Maths.
Partial derivative
)(Maths.
Partial differential
)equation (Maths.

Partial diffusion
Partial earth (Elec.
Eng.)
Partial eclipse
(Astron.)
Partial fractions
(Maths.)
Partial load (Eng.)
Partial loss
Partial movement
Partial nodes
(Phys.)
Partial overhaul
Partial polarization
(Phys.)
Partial pressure
(Chem.)
Partial products
(Maths.)
Partial throttle
(Eng.)
Partial vacuum
Partially miscible
liquids (Chem.)
Participant (n.)
Participate (v.)
Particle (n.)
Particle accelerator
(Phys.)
Particle size (Met.)
Particle velocity
Particle, material
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)Particular (adj.
)Particular (n.
)Particularize (v.
)Particulate (adj.
)Parting (Chem.
)Parting (n.
Parting acids
)(Chem.
Parting line
Parting plane
)(Geol.
Parting sand
)(Chem.
Parting surface
)Parting tool (Eng.
)Partinium (Met.
)Partition (n.
)Partition (n.
Partition
)coefficient (Chem.
Partition law
)(Chem.
Partition of
)numbers (Maths.
Partitioned
)radiator (Eng.
)Partner (n.
)Partnership (n.


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limited liability
)Party (n.
Party coloured
)(Paint.

)Party line (Teleph.

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)Pass-key (Build.
)Pass (n.
)Pass (v.
)Passage (n.
Passage, air
Passage, drilled
)Passageway (n.
)Passenger (n.
Passenger
compartment
)Passing (adj.
)Passing (n.
)Passivate (v.) (Met.
)Passivator (Chem.
)Passive (adj.

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Passive electrode
(or collecting
electrode) (Elec.
)Eng.
Passive force
Passive metals
)(Met., Chem.
Passive network
)(Elec., Comm.
Passive resistance
Passive satellite
Passive state
)(Chem.
Passive transducer
)(Elec. Eng.
)Passivity (Met.
Password
)Paste (n.
)Paste (v.
Paste, grinding
)(Eng.
Pasteboard
Pasted filament
)(Illum.
Pasted plate (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pastel (n.
)Pasteurization (n.
)Pasteurize (v.

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)Patch (n.
)Patch (v.
Patch bay (Elec.
)Comm.
Patch board (Elec.
)Eng.
Patch cord (Elec.
)Comm.
Patching cement
Pate
)Patella (Zool.

)Patent (adj.
)Patent (v.
Patent leather
)Patent log (Naut.
Patent office
Patent right
)Patented 9adj.
Patented process
)Patentee (n.
)Patenting (Met.
)Path (n.
Path difference
Path of projectile
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)Path of rays (Phys.


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)waves (Geol.
Pathfinder
)Pathogen (Med.
)Pathogenic (Med.
)Pathology (Med.
)Patient (adj.
)Patient (n.
)Patina (Chem.
)Patrol (n.
)Patrol (v.
Patrol aircraft
Patrol boat
Patrol inspection
Patrol pilot
Patronage
)Patten (Build.
)Pattern (Foundry.
)Pattern (n.
)Pattern (v.
Pattern shop
Pattern, flow
Pattern, reflection
Paulis exclusion
)principle (Phys.
)Pause (n.
)Pause (v.
)Pave (v.
)Pavement (n.
)Pavilion (n.
)Pavilion (Zool.





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Paving brick
Paving flag
Paving tile
Pavior = paviour
)(n.
)Pavo (The Peacock
)(Astron.
)Pavonine (Min.
)(adj.
)Paw (n.
)Pawl (Eng.
Pawl and ratchet
)(Eng.
Pawl coupling
)(Eng.
)Pawl feed (Eng.
)Pawl spring (Eng.
)Pawn (n.
)Pawn (v.
Pax = private
automatic
)exchange (Teleph.
)Pay (adj.
)Pay (n.
)(v.
)dirt (Mining
)line (Mining
)ore (Mining
)rock (Mining.

Pay
Pay
Pay
Pay
Pay

)Pay sands (Mining

= Pay station
public call office
)(Teleph.

)Pay streak (Mining

)Pay zone (Mining
)Payday (n.
)Payee (n.
)Payer = payor (n.
Paying well (Pet.
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Payload
)(Astronautics.
)Payment (n.
Payment by
instalments
Payment on
account
Payment, cash
Payment, deferred
Payments, balance
of
Payroll = paysheet
)Pb (lead) (Chem.
)Pd (palladium
)(Chem.
Pd foundation (Civ.
)Eng.
)Pea coal (Mining
Pea iron = limonite
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Peacock coal
(Mining)
Peak-to-peak value
(Elec. Eng.)
Peak (adj.)
Peak (n.)
Peak (reading)
voltmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Peak (v.)
Peak clipping
(Elec. Comm.)
Peak current (Elec.
Eng.)
Peak diameter
Peak factor (Elec.
Eng.)
Peak forward
voltage
(Thermionics)
Peak inverse
voltage
(Thermionics)
Peak limiter (Elec.
Eng.)
Peak load (Elec.
Eng.)
Peak power (Elec.
Comm.)
Peak pulse
amplitude (Radio)
Peak rise (Elec.
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)pressure (Acous.
Peak speech power
)(Elec. Comm.
Peak value
Peak voltage (Elec.
)Eng.
)Peaked (adj.
Peaked
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
Peaking circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Peaking control
)(Telev.
Pean = paen, pein
)(or pane
Peanut oil
)Pear-shaped (adj.
Pear oil = amyl
)acetate (Chem.
)Pearl (n.
)Pearl ash (Chem.
Pearl lamp (elec.
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Pearly lustre
Peas = pea coal
)(Mining
)Peat (Geol.
Peat brick
Peat coal
)Peat layer (Geol.
Peat tar
Peat, bituminous
)(Geol.
)Peat, moss (Geol.
)Peat, wood (Geol.
Peaty soil
)Peavey (n.
Pebble-stone
)Pebble (n.
)Pebble (v.
)Pebble beds (Geol.
Pebble mill
Pebbles, faceted
)(Geol.
Pebbles, rounded
)(Geol.
Pebbles, striated
)(Geol.
)Pebbly (or pebbled
)(adj.
Peck
Pectic acid
)Pectin (Bot.

Pectization (Chem.)
Pectoral (adj.)
Pectoral arch (or
girdle) (Zool.)
Peculate (v.)
Peculiar (adj.)
Peculiarity (n.)
Pecuniary (adj.)
Pedagogy (n.)
Pedal-operated
(adj.)
Pedal (n.)
Pedal (v.)
Pedal drive (Eng.)
Pedal equation
(Maths.)
Pedal line (maths.)
Pedal shaft bearing
(Eng.)
Pedal triangle
(Maths.)
Pedal, accelerator
(Eng.)

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Pedal, brake (Eng.)

Pedal, clutch (Eng.)

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Pedestal (n.) (Eng.)

Pedestal (v.)
Pedestal bearing
(Eng.)

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)(Eng.
Pedestal riveter
)(Eng.
)Pedestrian (n., adj.
)Pediatrics (Med.
)Pedicel (Bot.
)Pedigree (n.
)Pediment (Build.
)Pediment (Geol.
)Pedogenesis (Geol.
Pedology
Pedometer
)Pedosphere (Geol.
)Peduncle (Bot.
)Peel (n.
)Peel (v.
)Peeler (n.
)Peeling (n.
)Peen (v.
Peen = pane (or
)pein) (n.
)Peening (n.
Peep sight
Peephole
Peg-top paving
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)Peg (n.

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)Flying Horse
)(Astron.
)Pegmatite (Geol.
)Pelagic (adj.
Pelagic deposit
)(Geol.
Pelagic
)environment (Ecol.
Pelagic limestone
)(Geol.
Pelagic organisms
)(Geol.
Pelargonic acid
)(Chem.
)Peles hair (Geol.
Pelite = pelitic
)rocks (Geol.
)Pelitic gneiss (Geol.
)Pellagra (Med.
)Pellet (n.
)Pellet (v.
)Pelletized (adj.
)Pelletizer (n.
)Pellicle (n.
)Pellucid (adj.

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Peltier effect (Elec.
)Eng.
Peltiers cross
thermocouple
)(Elec. Eng.
)Pelton wheel (Eng.
)Pelvic girdle (Zool.
)Pelvis (Zool.
)Pen (n.
)Pen (v.
Pen point
Penal code
Penal forfeiture
)Penalize (v.
)Penalty (n.
Pencil-beam
)antenna (Radio
)Pencil (n.
)Pencil (Phys.
)Pencil (v.
Pencil clamp
Pencil drawing
Pencil gauging
Pencil of circles
)(Maths.
Pencil of light
)(Phys.
Pencil of lines
)(Maths.

Pencil of planes
(Maths.)
Pencil of rays
(Phys.)
Pencil stone =
pyrophyllite (Geol.)
Pencil, axial
(Maths.)
Pencil, drawing
Pendant (Elec.
Eng.)
Pendant (n.)
Pendant = pendent
(adj.)
Pendant switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Pending (adj.)
Pending (Prep.)
Pendular (adj.)
Pendulous (adj.)
Pendulum (n.)
Pendulum bob
Pendulum damper
(Aero.)
Pendulum
governor (Eng.)
Pendulum rod
Pendulum rolling
mill (Eng.)
Pendulum spring
Pendulum,
aperiodic (Phys.)
Pendulum, astatic
(Phys.)

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compensated
(Phys.)
Pendulum,
compound (Phys.)

Pendulum, damped

Pendulum, simple

Pendulum, torsion

Peneplain =
peneplane (Geol.)

Peneplain, uplifted
(Geol.)
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Penetrability (n.)
Penetrable (adj.)

Penetrameter
(Phys.)

Penetrancy (n.)
Penetrant (adj., n.)
Penetrate (v.)
Penetrated bed
(Civ. Eng.)
Penetrating (adj.)
Penetrating oil
Penetrating
radiation
Penetration (n.)

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Penetration depth
(Phys., Eng.)

Penetration factor
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Penetration index



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Penetration test
Penetration twins
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Penetration, lack of

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Penetration, rate of
)Penetrative (adj.
Penetrative
)convection (Phys.
Penetrative rock
)(Geol.
= Penetrometer
penetrameter
)(Phys.
)Penicillin (Chem.
)Peninsula (Geog.
)Penitent (adj., n.

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)Penknife (n.
Pennant = pennon
)(n.
Pennate (or
)pennated) (adj.
)Penning (Civ. Eng.
Pennyweight
)Pension (n.
)Penstock (n.
)Penta- (or pent-
)Pentacyclic (adj.
)Pentad (n.

Pentagon (Maths.)
Pentagonal (adj.)
Pentagonal
dodecahedron
Pentagram
Pentagraph =
pantograph
Pentagrid =
heptode (n.)
(Thermionics)
Pentagrid
converter
(Thermionics)
Pentagrid valve
(Thermionics)
Pentahedron
(Geom.)
Pentahydric
alcohol (Chem.)

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Pentamerous (adj.)

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Pentamerous (adj.)

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Pentane (Chem.)
Pentane (Chem.)
Pentane candle
(Illum.)
Pentane candle
(Illum.)

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Pentane lamp
)(Illum.

Pentane lamp
)(Illum.
Pentangle
Pentangle
)Pentangular (adj.
)Pentangular (adj.
Pentatron
)(Thermionics
Pentatron
)(Thermionics
Pentavalent
)(Chem.
Pentavalent
)(Chem.
Pentavalent
)(Chem.
Pentavalent
)(Chem.
)Penthouse (Build.
)Penthouse (Build.
)Pentlandite (Min.
)Pentlandite (Min.
Pentode (or
)pentode valve
)(Thermionics

Pentode transistor
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)Penumbra (Astron.
)Penumbra (Phys.
)People (n.
)People (v.
)Pepper (n.) (Bot.
)Pepper (Pet. Eng.
)Pepper (v.
Peppermint, oil of
)Pepsin (Chem.
)Peptic ulcer (Med.
)Peptide (Chem.
)Peptone (Chem.
Per annum
Per capita
Per diem
)Per mil(l
)Peracid (Chem.
Perambulator
)(Surv.
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Perboric acid
)(Chem.
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)Perceivable (adj.
)Perceive (v.
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Percent consonant
articulation (Elec.
)Comm.
Percent deafness
Percent hearing
)(Acous.
Percent hearing
)loss (Acous.
Percent perception
Percent relative
)humidity (Meteor.
Percent sound
articulation (elec.
)Comm.
Percent vowel
articulation (Elec.
)Comm.
)Percentage (n.
Percentage
articulation (Elec.
)Eng.
Percentage
composition
)(Chem.
Percentage
conductivity (Elec.
)Eng.
Percentage
differential relay
)(Elec. Eng.
Percentage
)elongation (Phys.

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Percentage
)modulation (Radio
Percentage of ash
)(Chem.
Percentage of
)moisture (Chem.
Percentage
registration (Elec.
)Eng.
Percentage
)saturation (Chem.
Percentage
standard deviation
Percentile
Percentile rank
)Perceptible (adj.
)Perch (Build.
)Perch (Eng.
)Perch (n.
Perched block
)(Geol.

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)Perchlorate (Chem.
Perchloric acid
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)Perchloride (Chem.

Perchromic acid
(Chem.)
Percolate (n.)
Percolate (v.)
Percolating (n.)
Percolating water
Percolation filter
Percuss (v.)
Percuss (v.)
Percussion (n.)
Percussion (or
percussive) drilling
(Civ. Eng.)
Percussion cap
Percussion fuse
Percussion hammer
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Percussion rig
Percussion, centre
of (Phys.)
Percussive (adj.)
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(Eng.)
Percussive welding
(Elec. Eng.)
Perennial (adj.)
Perennial (adj.)
Perennial plant
(Bot.)
Perfect (adj.)
Perfect (v.)
Perfect cleavage

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(Chem.)
Perfect crystal
Perfect dielectric
(Elec. Eng.)
Perfect diffusion
(Phys.)
Perfect fluid (Phys.)
Perfect frame
(Build.)
Perfect gas = ideal
gas (Phys.)
Perfect lubricant
Perfect numbers
(Maths.)
Perfect square
(Maths.)
Perfection (n.)
Perfectly smooth
bodies
Perforate (adj.)
Perforate (v.)
Perforated casing
(Eng.)
Perforated plate
(Eng.)
Perforated screen
Perforated sheet
Perforating die
(Eng.)
Perforation (n.)
Perforator (n.)
Perforator, jet

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Performance (n.)
Performance curve
(Eng.)

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Performance
number (Pet. Eng.)
Performance
specifications
(Eng.)
Performance
testing (Eng.)
Performance,
engine (Eng.)
Performance,
normal (Eng.)
Perfume (n.)
Perfumery oil
Perfusion (n.)
PeriPerianth (Bot.)
Pericardium (Biol.)
Pericarp (Bot.)
Periclase (Min.)
Periclinal
structures (Geol.)
Pericline (Geol.)
Pericycle (Bot.)

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Peridot (Min.)
Peridotite (Geol.)

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Perigeum
)(Astrophysics
)Periglacial (Geol.
)Perigon (angle
)(Maths.
)Perihelion (astron.
)Peril (n.
Perilune
)(Astrophysics
)Perimeter (Med.
)Perimeter (n.
)Perimorph (min.
)Perinuclear (adj.
)Period (Geol.
)Period (n.
)Period (Phys.
Period of
)oscillation (Phys.
Period, half-life
)(Phys.
)Periodate (Chem.
)Periodic (adj.
Periodic acid
)(Chem.
Periodic
classification
)(Chem.
Periodic continued
)fractions (Maths.

Periodic current
(Elec. Eng.)
Periodic damping
(Phys.)
Periodic decimals
(maths)
Periodic flowing
Periodic function
(Maths.)
Periodic interval
Periodic law
(Chem.)
Periodic
maintenance (Eng.)
Periodic motion
(Phys.)
Periodic
precipitation
(Chem.)
Periodic quantity
(Phys.)
Periodic resonance
(Phys.)
Periodic spiral
(Chem.)
Periodic survey
Periodic system
(Chem.)
Periodic table
(Chem.)
Periodic time
(Phys.)
Periodic wave
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Periodical (n.)
Periodically (adj.)
Periodicity (n.)
Periodicity of
chemical properties
Periosteum (Zool.)
Peripheral (adj.)
Peripheral electron
(Phys.)
Peripheral nervous
system (Zool.)
Peripheral nervous
system (Zool.)
Peripheral
resistance
Peripheral retreat
(Geol.)
Peripheral stress
Peripheral tension
Peripheral velocity
Periphery (n.)
Periscope (Optics.)
Perish (v.)
Perishable (adj.)
Perishable goods
Perisphere (Phys.)
Peristaltic motion

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)(Chem.
Peritectic reaction
)Peritoneum (Zool.
)Perlite (Geol.
= Perlite Iron
)pearlite iron (Met.
Perlitic structure
)(Geol.
)Permafrost (Geol.
)Permali (Elec. Eng.
)Permalloy (Met.
)Permanence (n.
Permanent-magnet
instrument (Elec.
)Eng.
Permanent-magnet
loudspeaker (Elec.
)Eng.
)Permanent (adj.
Permanent
(telegraph) line
)(Teleg.
Permanent
)adjustment (Surv.
Permanent assets
Permanent
)coupling (Eng.

Permanent
emulsion (Chem.)
Permanent finish
Permanent frame
(Civ. Eng.)
Permanent gas
(Phys.)
Permanent
hardness (Chem.)
Permanent load
Permanent magnet
(Elec. Eng.)
Permanent mould
(Met.)
Permanent set
(Met.)
Permanent
shuttering (Civ.
Eng.)
Permanganate
(Chem.)
Permanganic acid
(Chem.)
Permatron
(Thermionics)
Permeability (n.)
(Phys.)
Permeability bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Permeability
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Permeability
tuning (Radio)
Permeability,
absolute (Elec.
Eng.)
Permeability,
differential (Elec.
Eng.)
Permeability,
effective (Elec.
Eng.)
Permeability, free
space (Elec. Eng.)
Permeability,
incremental (Elec.
Eng.)
Permeability,
magnetic
Permeability,
relative (Elec. Eng.)
Permeable (adj.)
Permeable bed
(Geol.)
Permeable
membrane
Permeable rocks
(Geol.)
Permeable strata
(Geol.)
Permeameter
(Elec. Eng.)

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)Eng.
)Permeate (v.
Permian period
)(Geol.
Permian rocks
)(Geol.
Permian system
)(Geol.
)Perminvar (Met.
)Permissible (adj.
Permissible dose
Permissible
)overload (Eng.
Permissible
tolerance
)Permission (n.
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)Permit (n.
)Permit (v.
)Permittance (n.
)(Elec. Eng.
Permittivity (Elec.
)Eng.

Permittivity of free
)space (Elec. Eng.

Permittivity,
relative = dielectric
constant (Elec.
)Eng.
)Permutable (adj.

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)(Maths.
)Permutation (n.
Permutation group
)(Maths.
)Permute (v.
)Permutite (Chem.
Permutite process
)(Chem.
)Peroxide (Chem.
)Perpendicular (adj.
)Perpendicular (n.
Perpendicular cut
Perpendicular
)lines (Maths.
Perpendicular
)planes (Maths.
Perpendicular
)throw (Geol.
Perpendicularity
)(n.
)Perpetual (adj.
Perpetual annuities
Perpetual lease
Perpetual motion
)(Phys.
Perpetual screw
)(Eng.
)Perpetuity (n.

Perphosphoric acid
)(Chem.

)Perplex (v.
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)Perron (Build.

)Persalt (Chem.

)Perseus (Astron.
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Persistence (of
)vision) (Phys.
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Persistence
characteristic
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)radiation (Phys.

Persistent
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Personal property
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Perspective drawing
Perspective map
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Perspective
projection
Perspective, aerial
)(Photog.
)Perspex (Chem.
)Perspiration (n.
)Perspire (v.
)Persuade (v.
Persulphuric acid
)(Chem.
)Pertain (v.
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Perturbation
)(Astron.
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)Pervade (v.
Pervaporation
)(Chem.
)Perverse (adj.
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)Eng.
= Pervious
)permeable (adj.
)Pervious ness (n.
Pervious rocks
)(Geol.
)Pest (n.
)Pesticide (n.
)Pestle (n.
)Pestle (v.
)Pet cock (Eng.
)Petal (Bot.

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)Petard (n.
)Petiole (Bot.
Petri dish
= Petrifaction
)petrification (n.
Petrified wood
)(Geol.
)Petrify (v.
Petrochemical
)plant (Chem.
Petrochemicals
)(Chem.
Petrochemistry

)Petrogenesis (Geol.

)Petrography (Geol.
Petroil mixture
)(Pet. Eng.

)Petrol (or gasolene

Petrol engine
)Petrol pump (Eng.

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Petroleum
Petroleum
accumulation
Petroleum asphalt
Petroleum basin
Petroleum butter
Petroleum ceresin

Petroleum coke

Petroleum company
Petroleum crude

Petroleum desalting
Petroleum
distillation
Petroleum
engineering
Petroleum ether =
gasolene (Chem.)
Petroleum fluids
Petroleum gas

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Petroleum gas,
liquefied (Pet. Eng.)
Petroleum geology
Petroleum grease

Petroleum industry
Petroleum jelly =
petrolatum
Petroleum
Petroleum
Petroleum
Petroleum

naphtha
oil
pipeline
product

Petroleum
Petroleum
plant
Petroleum
Petroleum
Petroleum

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refining
resin
still
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Petroleum well
Petroleum, refined
)Petroliferous (adj.
Petroliferous bed

Petroliferous region
Petroliferous shale
Petrological
)analysis (Geol.
)Petrology (Geol.
Petrophysics
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Petticoat insulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Petticoat pipe
)(Eng.
)Petzite (Min.
)Pewter (Met.
)pH-meter (Chem.

)pH-valve (Chem.
)pH (or pH value
)(Chem.

Phacolith (Geol.)
Phagocytic cells
(Biol.)
Phalanges (Zool.)
Phanatron
(Thermionics)
Phanerocrystalline
(adj.) (Min.)
Phanerogam (Bot.)
Phanerozoic eon
(Geol.)
Phantom antenna
(Radio)
Phantom circuit
(Teleph.)
Phantom
connection
(Teleph.)
Phantom crystal
(Min.)
Phantom horizon
(Surv.)
Phantom loading
(Teleph.)
Phantom reflection
(Light)
Pharmaceutical
(adj.)

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Pharmacist (n.)
Pharmacology (n.)

Pharmacopoeia (n.)

Pharmacy (n.)
Pharynx (Zool.)
Phase-sensitive
detector (Elec.
Comm.)
Phase-sequence
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase-sequence
indicator (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase-shift control
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase-shift
distortion (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase-shift
microphone (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase-shift
microphone (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase-shift
oscillator (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase-shifting
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Phase (n.)
Phase advancer
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase angle (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase change
(Elec. Eng.)

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coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase changer =
rotary phase
convertor (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase coincidence
(Phys.)
Phase
compensation
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase
compensation
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase
compensator (Elec.
Comm.)
Phase constant
(elec. Comm.)
Phase contrast
(Phys.)
Phase control
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase convertor
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase correction
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase corrector
(elec. Comm.)
Phase delay (elec.
Comm.)

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distortion (Elec.
Comm.)
Phase detector
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase deviation
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase diagram
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase difference
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase
discriminator
((Elec. Comm.)
Phase
displacement
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase distortion
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase equalizer
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase equilibrium
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase field (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase indicator
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase intercept
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase inversion
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase inverter (or
invertor) (Elec.
Eng.)

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Comm.)
Phase lag angle
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase lead (Elec.
Comm.)
Phase meter (Elec.
Eng.)
Phase modulation
(Radio)
Phase of a periodic
quantity (Phys.)
Phase of a periodic
quantity (Phys.)
Phase of a wave
motion (Phys.)
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(Phys.)
Phase reaction
(Chem.)
Phase resonance
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase retardation
(Elec. Comm.)
Phase reversal
(Chem.)
Phase rule (Chem.)
Phase shaped
antenna (Radio)
Phase shift (Elec.
Eng.)

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(Chem.)
Phase splitting
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase stability
(Phys.)
Phase swinging
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase
transformation
(Elec. Eng.)
Phase velocity
(Radio)
Phase voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Phased = in-phase
(Elec. Comm.)
Phases of the
moon (Astron.)
Phasing (adj.)
Phasing (n.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Phasing current
(Elec. Eng.)
Phasing
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Phasitron
(Thermionics)
Phasor (n.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Phenacetin (Chem.)

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)Phenol (Chem.
)Phenolate (Chem.
Phenolic acid
)(Chem.
Phenolic
)compound (Chem.
Phenolic resin
)(Chem.
Phenolphthalein
)(Chem.
)Phenomenal (adj.
Phenomenon (pl.
)phenomena
)Phenotype (Gen.
)Phenyl (Chem.
)Phial (n.
)Phillipsite (Min.
)Phloem (Bot.
Phlogiston theory
)(Chem.
)Phlogopite (Min.
Phoenix (The
)Phoenix) (Astron.
Phon-meter
)(Acous.
)Phon (Acous.
)Phonation (n.
Phonautograph
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)Phone (v.
)Phonetic (adj.
Phonics
)Phonogram (Acous.
Phonogram
)(Teleph.
Phonograph
)(Acous.
)Phonolite (Geol.
)Phonon (Phys.
Phonoscope
)(Acous.
)Phosgene (Chem.
)Phosphate (Chem.
Phosphatic deposit
)(Geol.
Phosphatic iron
)ore (Met.
Phosphatic slag
)(Met.
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)Phosphides (Chem.

)Phosphine (Chem.
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Phosphor
Phosphor bronze

)Phosphor tin (Met.

Phosphorated
(Chem.)
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(n.)
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(adj.)
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decay (Phys.)
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Phosphoric acid
(Chem.)
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copper (Met.)
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(Chem.)
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(Chem.)
Phosphorus
halides (Chem.)
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hydrides (Chem.)
Phosphorus oxides
(Chem.)
Phosphorus
sulphides (Chem.)
Phot (Illum.)
PhotoPhoto-active =
photo-sensitive
(Chem.)
Photo-aquatint =
photogravure
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(Chem.)
Photo-cathode
(Thermionics)
Photo-charting
Photo ionization
(Chem.)
Photocell =
photoelectric cell
(Thermionics)
Photochemical
(adj.)
Photochemical cell
(Phys.)
Photochemical
equivalence (Phys.)
Photochemical
induction (Chem.)
Photochemistry
(Chem.)
Photoclinometer
(Civ. Eng.)
Photoconductive
(adj.)
Photoconductive
cell (Phys.)
Photoconductive
detector (Phys.)
Photoconductive
effect (Phys.)

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= photoconduction
(Phys.)
Photoconductor
(Phys.)
Photocopy (n.)
Photocopy (v.)
Photocurrent
Photodiode =
photoconductive
diode
Photodisintegration
(Phys.)
Photodissociation
(Chem.)
Photodynamic (adj.)
Photoelasticity
(Phys.)
Photoelectric (adj.)
Photoelectric (cell)
pyrometer (Phys.)
Photoelectric
absorption (Phys.)
Photoelectric
alarm (Elec. Eng.)
Photoelectric cell
(Phys.)
Photoelectric
constant (Phys.)
Photoelectric effect
(Phys.)

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emission (Phys.)
Photoelectric
equation (Phys.)
Photoelectric
multiplier
Photoelectric
photometer (Phys.)
Photoelectric relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Photoelectric
sensitivity (Phys.)
Photoelectric
system (Elec. Eng.)
Photoelectric
threshold (Phys.)
Photoelectric tube
(Thermionics)
Photoelectricity
Photoelectrolytic
cell (Phys.)
Photoelectromagnet
ic effect (Phys.)
Photoelectron
(Phys.)
Photoelectronics
Photoemission
(Phys.)
Photoemissive
tube (Thermionics)

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(typog.)
Photofission (Phys.)
Photoflood lamp
(Photog.)
Photogeology (n.)
Photoglow tube
(Thermionics)
Photogram (n.)
(Surv.)
Photogrammetric
surveying (Surv.)
Photogrammetric
surveying (Surv.)
Photograph (n.)
Photographer (n.)
Photographic
camera (Photog.)
Photographic
developers (Chem.)
Photographic
emulsion (Chem.)
Photographic lens
Photographic relief
etching (Photog.)
Photographic
surveying (Surv.)
Photography (n.)
Photography,
aerial (Photog.)
Photogravure (n.)

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Photolithography
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)Photolysis (Phys.
)Photomap (n.
Photomechanical
)printing (Typog.
)Photometer (Illum.
)Photometry (Phys.
Photomicrograph
)(n.
Photomicrographic
camera
Photomultiplier
)(Electronics
)Photon (Phys.
Photoneutron
)(Phys.
Photonuclear
)reaction (Phys.
Photoprinting
)paper (Photog.
)Photoproton (Phys.
Photoreceptor
)(Biol.
Photosensitive
)(adj.
Photosphere
)(Astron.

)Photostat (n.
)(Photog.
)Photostat (v.

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)(Civ. Eng.
Photosynthesis
)(Bot.
Phototelegraphy
)(Teleg.
Phototopography
)(Surv.
Phototransistor
)(Phys.

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Phototube
)(Thermionics
Phototube
multiplier
)(Thermionics
Photovaristor
)(Phys.
Photovoltaic cell
)(Phys.
Photovoltaic effect
)(Phys.
)Phreatic (adj.
Phreatic water
)(Geol.
Phthalic acid
)(Chem.
Phugoid oscillation
)(Aero.

Phycology (Bot.)
Phycomycetes
(Bot.)
Phyllite (Geol.)
Phylogeny (Biol.)
Phylum (Biol.)
Physical (adj.)
Physical
astronomy =
astrophysics
(Astrophysics)
Physical barrier
Physical change
(Chem.)
Physical chemistry
(Chem.)
Physical circuit
(Teleph.)
Physical
climatology (Meteo.)
Physical constant
(Phys.)
Physical education
Physical
equilibrium (Chem.)
Physical factor
Physical fitness
Physical geography
Physical geology
Physical horizon

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(Phys.)
Physical
magnitude (Phys.)
Physical
measurement
(Phys.)
Physical
metallurgy (Met.)
Physical
meteorology
(Meteor.)
Physical mineralogy
Physical optics
(Phys.)
Physical pendulum
(Phys.)
Physical power
Physical properties
(Chem.)
Physical science(s)
Physical solution
(Chem.)
Physical tests
Physical training
Physician (n.)
Physicist (n.)
Physico-chemical
analysis
Physics
Physiography
(Geol.)

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Physiological zero
)(Biol.
)Physiology (Biol.
Physiotherapy
)(Med.
)Physique (n.
)Phytogenic (adj.
Phytogenic rocks
)(Geol.
)Phytology (Bot.
Phytoplankton
)(Biol.
Phytoplankton
)(Biol.
)Pi-meson (Phys.
)Pi () (Ma t h s .
Piano string (or
)write) (Civ. Eng.
)Pick-ax(e
)Pick-up (Acous.
)Pick-up (n.
Pick-up (Radio,
)Telev.
Pick-up circuit
)(Elec. Eng.

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Pick-up, vibration
)(Acous.
)Pick (n.
)Pick (v.
Pick up, crystal
)(Acous.
Picked ore
Picked sample
Picket
Picking hammer
Picking, anode
)(Met.
)Pickle (n.) (Eng.
)Pickle (n.) (Eng.
)Pickling (of metal
)(Eng.
)Pickling (or timber
)(Eng.
Pickling bath
Pickling solution
Pickling, chemical
)(Chem.
Pickling,
electrolytic (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pico- (Phys.

Pico-farad (Elec.
)Eng.

)Picrate (n.) (Chem.

)Picric acid (Chem.

)Pictogram (n.
)Pictor (The Easel
)(Astron.
Pictorial
representation
)Picture (n.
)Picture (v.
Picture element
)(Telev.
Picture signal
)(Telev.
Picture
transmission
)(Telev.
= Picture tube
)kinescope (Telev.
)Piece (n.
)Piece (v.
Piece wage
)Piecemeal (adv.
)Piecework (n.
)Piedmont (adj.
)Piedmont (n.

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Pier cap
)Pierce (n.
)(Foundry

Piercement salt
domes (Geol.)
Piercer (n.)
(Foundry)
Piercing (adj.)
Piercing (n.)
Piercing die (Eng.)
Piezochemistry
(Chem.)
Piezoclase (Geol.)
Piezocrystallization
(Geol.)
Piezoelectric
(loud)speaker
(Acous.)
Piezoelectric axis
Piezoelectric
crystal (Phys.)
Piezoelectric
detector
Piezoelectric effect
Piezoelectric
manometer
Piezoelectric
material (Phys.)
Piezoelectric
microphone
(Acous.)
Piezoelectric
oscillator (Radio)
Piezoelectric
receiver (Acous.)
Piezoelectric
resonator (Radio)

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)stabilizer (Radio
Piezoelectric
)transducer (Radio
Piezoelectricity
)(Phys.
)Piezometer (Eng.
)Piezometer (Hyd.
Piezometric
)surface (Geol.
)Pig (Met.
Pig = go devil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Pig bed (Met.
)Pig iron (Met.
)Pig lead (Met.
)Pigment (n.
)Pigment (v.
Pigment colour
)(Chem.
)Pigmentation (n.
)Pigtail (Elec. Eng.
)Pike (n.
)Pilaster (Build.
)Pile (Build.
)Pile (Elec. Eng.
)Pile (n.
)Pile (Phys.
)Pile (v.


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Pile bridge (Civ.

)Eng.
)Pile cap (Civ. Egn.
Pile drawer = pile
)extractor (Civ. Eng.
Pile driver (Civ.
)Eng.
Pile hoop (Civ.
)Eng.
)Pile pier (Civ. Eng.
)Pile shoe (Civ. Eng.
)Pile, atomic (Phys.
Pile, galvanic (Elec.
)Eng.
Pile, voltaic (Elec.
)Eng.
Pillar-and-room
)method (Mining
)Pillar (Buil.
)Pillar crane (Eng.
)Pillar drill (Eng.
Pillar mining
)(Mining
)Pillared (adj.
)Pilling (Civ. Eng.
)Pilling (n.
)Pillow (n.

Pillow block
(bearing) (Eng.)
Pillow lava (Geol.)
Pillow structure
(Geol.)
Pilot-wire
protection (Elec.
Eng.)
Pilot (adj.)
Pilot (Elec. Eng.)
Pilot (Eng.)
Pilot (n.)
Pilot (n.) (Aero.)
Pilot (Naut.)
Pilot (v.)
Pilot balloon
(Meteor.)

Pilot bearing (Eng.)

Pilot bit (Eng.)

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Pilot carrier (Radio)

Pilot cell (Elec.
Eng.)
Pilot circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Pilot controller
(Elec. Eng.)
Pilot frequency
(Radio)
Pilot hole (Eng.)
Pilot jet (Eng.)
Pilot lamp (Elec.
Eng.)
Pilot light

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Pilot parachute
)(Aero.
Pilot plant
Pilot process
)Pilot project (Eng.
)Pilot shaft (Ent.
Pilot signal
Pilot spark
)(Thermionics
Pilot survey
)Pilot valve (Eng.
Pilot voltmeter
)(Elec. Eng.
Pilot wave (Elec.
)Eng.
Pilot wire (Elec.
)Eng.
Pilot, automatic
)(Aero.
)Pilotage (n.
)Pin-valve (Eng.
)Pin-vice (Eng.
)Pin (n.
)Pin (v.
)Pin boss (Eng.
Pin connection
)(Eng., Carp.
)Pin drill (Eng.
)Pin extractor (Eng.
Pin hinge

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Pin insulator (Elec.

)Eng.
Pin jack (Elec.
)Eng.
Pin joint
)Pin knot (Carp.
)Pin punch (Eng.
Pin spanner = pin
)wrench (Eng.

)Pin, cotter (Eng.
)( .

)Pin, draft (Eng.

Pin, drawing

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Pin, hinge
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)Pin, locating (Eng.

)Pincers (n.
.
)Pinch (v.
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Pinch bar
) (
)
)Pinch effect (Phys.
(

)Pinchbeck (Met.
)Pincher (n.

)
)Pinching nut (Eng.
(
)Pine (Bot.

)Pine oil (Chem.

)Pine tar (Chem.

)Pine wood (Carp.

)Pineal body (Zool.

Pinch cock

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)Ping (v.
Pinhole
Pinhole camera
Pinhole image
)Pinholing (Paint.
)Pinion (Eng.
)Pinion gear (Eng.
Pinion leaf
)Pinion shaft (Eng.
)Pinion, bevel (Eng.
)Pinite (Min.
)Pink (adj.
)Pink (n.
)Pink (v.
)Pinking (I.C Engs.
Pinking shears (or
)scissors
)Pinkish (adj.
)Pinnace (n.
)Pinnacle (n.
)Pinnate (adj.
)Pino (Geol.
)Pinpoint (adj.
)Pinpoint (n.
)Pinpoint (v.
Pinpoint porosity

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Pint, imperial
)Pintle (Eng.
= Pintle chain
sprocket chain
)(Eng.
Pintle chain drive
)(Eng.
Pion = pi-meson
)(Phys.
)Pioneer (adj.
)Pioneer (n.
Pioneer well (Pet.
)Eng.
Pioneer work
)Pipage (n.
Pipe-bending
)machine (Eng.
Pipe-connecting
)flange (plumb.
Pipe-line (n.) (Pet.
)Eng.
Pipe-piston type
)prover (Eng.
Pipe-roller
)Pipe-stock (Eng.
Pipe-threader
)(Eng.
Pipe-ventilated
machine (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pipe (Acous.


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)Pipe (Geol.
)(Met.
)(n.
)(v.
)bend (Eng.
)bender (Eng.

Pipe
Pipe
Pipe
Pipe
Pipe

)Pipe bracket (Eng.

Pipe branch
)(Plumb.
Pipe brush
)Pipe clamp (Plumb.
)Pipe clay (Geol.
Pipe coating
Pipe coating
)asphalt (Pet. Eng.
)Pipe coil (Eng.
Pipe connection
)(Plumb.
Pipe coupling
)(Plumb.

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)Pipe cutter (Plumb.

)Pipe die (Plumb.
)Pipe dog (Plumb.
)Pipe fitter (Plumb.
Pipe fittings
)(Plumb.

)Pipe flange (Plumb.

)Pipe furnace (Eng.

Pipe grip








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)Pipe hole (Met.

Pipe hook
)Pipe joint (Plumb.
Pipe laying (Civ.
)Eng.
Pipe locator
Pipe manifold
)(Plumb.
Pipe moulding
)(Foundry
)Pipe nipple (Pumb.
Pipe resonance
)(Acous.
Pipe rolling mill
Pipe scraper
)Pipe still (Pet. Eng.
Pipe stopper (San.
)Eng.
)Pipe tap (Eng.
Pipe thread
Pipe tongs
)Pipe union (Eng.
)Pipe vein (Geol.
)Pipe vise (Eng.
Pipe welding
)(Plumb.
Pipe wrapping
)(Eng.
Pipe wrench
)Pipe, casing (Eng.
Pipe, connecting
)(Plumb.

Pipe, delivery (Eng.)

Pipe, drill
Pipe, exhaust
(Eng.)
Pipe, feed
Pipe, galvanized
Pipe, inlet
Pipe, outlet
Pipe, pressure
Pipe, ventilation
(San. Eng.)
Pipeline branch
(Pet. Eng.)
Pipeline ditching
machine (Pet. Eng.)
Pipeline ditching
machine (Pet. Eng.)
Pipeline pumping
station (Pet. Eng.)
Pipeline run (Pet.
Eng.)
Pipeline, gas (Pet.
Eng.)
Pipeline, oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Pipes, revision of
(Civ. Eng.)
Pipet = pipette
(Chem.)
Pipette (Chem.)
Piping (Met.)
Piping (n.)

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Piracy of streams =
stream capture
(Geol.)
Pisces (The Fishes)
(Astron.)
Pisces (Zool.)
Pisces Australis
(The Southern Fish)
Pisciculture (Zool.)
Pisolite (Geol.)
Pisolitic iron (Min.)
Pisolitic rock (Geol.)
Pissasphalt
Pistil (Bot.)
Pistion area (Eng.)
Pistion clearance
(Eng.)

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displacement (Eng.)
Pistion elevator
(Eng.)
Pistion, differential
(Eng.)
Pistol (n.)
Pistol grip
Pistol, signalling
Piston (n.) (Eng.)

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Piston blower (Eng.)

Piston boss (Eng.)

Piston compressor
(Eng.)
Piston cooling
(Eng.)
Piston crown (or
head) (Eng.)
Piston
displacement
meter (Eng.)
Piston drill (Eng.)
Piston
Piston
(Eng.)
Piston
(Eng.)
Piston
(Eng.)
Piston

engine (Eng.)
follower
friction
grooves
head (Eng.)

Piston knock (Eng.)

Piston packing =
piston rings (Eng.)
Piston pin =
gudgeon pin (Eng.)
Piston play (Eng.)
Piston
Piston
Piston
(Eng.)
Piston
(Eng.)

pump (Eng.)
ring (Eng.)
ring clamp
ring groove

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remover (Eng.)
Piston ring
sticking (Eng.)
Piston ring tongs
(Eng.)
Piston ring tongs
(Eng.)
Piston rod gland
(Eng.)
Piston skirt (Eng.)
Piston slap (Eng.)
Piston stroke (Eng.)

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Piston travel (Eng.)

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Piston trunk (Eng.)

Piston valve (Eng.)
Piston, engine
(Eng.)
Piston, oscillating
(Eng.)

Piston,

reciprocating (Eng.)
Pistonphone
(Acous.)
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Pit-head gear
(Mining.)
) (
Pit-saw = cleaving
)
saw
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Pit (v.)







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)Pit gear (Mining.
)Pit head (Mining.
)Pit prop (Mining
Pitch-ball
electroscope (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pitch-black (adj.
)Pitch (Acous.
)Pitch (Eng. Phys.
)Pitch (n.) (Bot.
)Pitch (n.) (Chem.
)Pitch (Naut.

)Pitch (Naut.
)Pitch (Surv.
)Pitch (Zool.
= Pitch chain
sprocket chain
)(Eng.

)Pitch change (Eng.

)Pitch circle (Eng.
)Pitch coal (Chem.

)Pitch coke (Chem.

)Pitch cone (Eng.

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)Pitch control (Eng.

Pitch control
)(Telev.

Pitch diameter
(Eng.)
Pitch face (Build.)
Pitch filling
Pitch indicator
(Aero.)
Pitch interval
(Acous.)
Pitch lake (Geol.)
Pitch line (Eng.)
Pitch of chain
(Eng.)
Pitch of propeller
(Aero.)
Pitch of rivet (Eng.)
Pitch of roof (Cit.
Eng.)
Pitch of saw
Pitch of screw
Pitch of sound
(Acous.)
Pitch of thread
(Eng.)
Pitch pine (Bot.)
Pitch ratio (Aero.)
Pitch speed (Aero.)
Pitch, angle of
(Aero.)
Pitch, circular
(Eng.)
Pitch, diametral
(Eng.)
Pitch, earth (Min.)

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)(Aero.
)Pitch, even (Eng.
Pitch, mean
experimental
)(Aero.
Pitch, mean
)geometrical (Aero.
Pitch, mineral
)(Geol.
Pitch, petroleum
)(Pet. Eng.
Pitch, pole (Elec.
)Eng.
Pitch, slot (elec.
)Eng.
)Pitch, tar (Chem.
)Pitch, threat (Eng.
Pitch, variable
)(Eng.
)Pitchblende (Min.
Pitched roof (Civ.
)Eng.
Pitched work (Civ.
)Eng.
)Pitcher (Civ. Eng.
)Pitcher (n.
Pitcher paving
)(Civ. Eng.
Pitchfork
Pitching (Aero.,
)Naut.


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)Pitching (Eng.
Pitching axis
Pitching moment
)(Aero., Naut.
Pitching period
)(Naut.
Pitching seam
)(Geol.
Pitching tool
)(Build.
)Pitchstone (Geol.
)Pitchy (Adj.
)Pitfall (n.
)Pitman (Eng.
)Pitman (n.) (Mining
Pitot-static tube
)(Aero.
Pitot tube (Aero.,
)Hyd.
Pitted bearing
)(Eng.
)Pitting (Eng.
)Pitting (paint.
Pituitary gland
)(Zool.
)Pivot (n.
)Pivot (v.
)Pivot bearing (Eng.





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Pivot bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Pivot joint (Eng.
)Pivot pin (Eng.
)Pivot point (Eng.
Pivot suspension
)(Eng.
)Pivot, ball (Eng.

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)Pivoted (adj.
)Pix (Chem.
)Placard (n.
)Placard (v.
)Place (n.
)Place (v.
)Place mark (Surv.

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)Place value (Maths.

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)Placement (n.
)Placenta (n.) (Biol.
Placer deposits
)(Geol.
Placer mining
)(Mining
Placing plant (Civ.
)Eng.
)Plagioclase (Min.
)Plague (n.
)Plaid (adj.
Plain-end liner

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)Plain (n.) (Geol.
)Plain bearing (Eng.
Plain concrete (Civ.
)Eng.
Plain conduit
)(Elec. Eng.
)Plain coupler (Eng.
)Plain milling (Eng.
Plain, coastal
)(Geol.
)Plaintiff (n.
)Plait (n.
)Plait (v.
)Plan (n.
)Plan (v.
Plan position
)indicator (Radio
Plan view drawing
)(Civ. Eng.
)Planch (n.
Planckian radiator
)(Phys.
Plane-polarized
)light (Phys.
Plane-polarized
)wave (Phys.

Plane-tabling
(Surv.)
Plane (adj.)
Plane (Aero.)
Plane (Carp.)
Plane (n.) (Maths.)
Plane (v.)
Plane , horizontal
Plane angle

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Plane blade (Carp.)

Plane chart (Geog.)

Plane curve (Eng.)
Plane detector
(Radio)
Plane figure
(Maths.)
Plane fracture
(Geol.)
Plane geometry
(Maths.)
Plane handle
(Carp.)

Plane knob (Capr.)

Plane mirror
(Optics)
Plane mirror
(Optics)
Plane of cleavage
(Geol.)

Plane of
commissure (Geol.)
Plane of flotation
(Naut.)
Plane of fracture
(Geol.)
Plane of incidence
(Phys.)
Plane of
polarization (Phys.)
Plane of projection
(Maths.)
Plane of reflection
(Phys.)
Plane of refraction
(Phys.)
Plane of rotation
Plane of sight
Plane of sighting
Plane of
stratification
Plane of symmetry
(Maths., Geol.)
Plane of the
ecliptic (Astron.)
Plane of
unconformity
(Geol.)
Plane polarization
(Phys.)

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(Naut.)
Plane stock (Carp.)
Plane surface
Plane surveying
(Surv.)
Plane table (Surv.)
Plane trigonometry
(Maths.)
Plane vector
(Maths.)
Plane wave (Phys.)
Plane, axial (Eng.)
Plane, bedding
(Geol.)
Plane, datum
(Surv.)
Plane, fillister
(Carp.)
Plane, focal (Optics)
Plane, inclined
(Mech.)
Plane, jack (Carp.)
Plane, jointing
(Carp.)
Plane, main (Aero.)
Plane, rabbet
(Carp.)
Plane, router
(Carp.)

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(Carp.)
Plane, trying
(Carp.)
Plane, universal
(Carp.)
Plane0iron (Carp.)
Planer = planing
machine (n.) (Carp.)
Planer centers
(Eng.)
Planer tools

Planet (n.) (Astron.)

Planet pinion (Eng.)

Planet wheel (Eng.)

Planetarium (n.)
(Astron.)
Planetarium
(projector) (Astron.)
Planetary (adj.)
Planetary electrons
(Phys.)
Planetary gear
(Eng.)
Planetary motion
Planetary probe
(Astrophysics)
Planetary
transmission (Eng.)

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)(Meteor.
)Planetoids (Astron.
Planetology
)(Astron.
)Planimeter (Surv.
)Planimetry (Surv.
Planing machine
)(Eng.
Planing mill
)Planing tools (Eng.
)Planish (v.
Planishing
)hammer (Eng.
Planisphere
)(Astron.
)Plank (n.
)Plank (v.
Planks constant
)(Phys.
)Planking (n.
)Planktons (Biol.
Planned economy
)Planning (n.
Planning engineer
)(Civ. Eng.
Plano-concave lens
)(Optics

Plano-convex lens
(Optics)
Planometer (Eng.
Carp.)
Planomilling
machine (Carp.)
Plant (Eng.)
Plant (n.) (Bot.)
Plant (v.)
Plant load factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Plant pathology
(Bot.)
Plant, cement
(Chem.)
Plant, chemical
(Chem.)
Plant, cooling
(Eng.)
Plant, gas-oil
separator (Pet.
Eng.)
Plant, generating
(Elec. Eng.)
Plant,
petrochemical (Pet.
Eng.)
Plant, pilot (Eng.)
Plant, power
Plant, pumping
(Eng.)
Plant, refining
(Chem.)

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)Plantation (n.
Plante plate (Elec.
)Eng.
Planted moulding
)(Carp.
)Planter (n.
)Planting (n.
)Plaque (n.
)Plasma (Med.
)Plasma (Min.

)Plasma (Phys.
Plasma
)(Thermionics
Plasma accelerator
)(Phys.
Plasma generator
)(Phys.
)Plasmolysis (n.
)Plaster (n.
)Plaster (v.
Plaster board
)(Build.
Plaster cast
Plaster lathing
)(Build.
Plaster of Paris
)(Chem.
Plaster stone

Plasterer (n.)
(Build.)
Plastering (n.)
Plastering trowel
(Build.)
Plastic (adj.)
Plastic (n.)
Plastic bronze
(Met.)
Plastic cement
(Build.)
Plastic
Plastic
(Met.)
Plastic
Plastic

clay (Build.)
deformation
file
flow (Phys.)

Plastic limit (Phys.)

Plastic moulding
Plastic strain
(Phys.)
Plastic sulphur
(Chem.)
Plastic surfaced
sheet
Plastic surfacing
(Eng.)
Plastic surgery
(Med.)
Plasticine (n.)
Plasticity (n.)
Plasticity index
Plasticity of clays
(Geol.)

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Plasticizer

)Plastics (n.) (Chem.

Plastinaut
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)Plastometer (Eng.

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)Plastron (Geol.
)Plastron (n.

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)Plat (v.
Plate-bending
)machine (Eng.
Plate-flattening
)machine (Eng.
Plate-frame (Elec.
)Eng.
Plate-group (Elec.
)Eng.
Plate-iron girder
)(Eng.
Plate-lug (Elec.
)Eng.
Plate-section (Elec.
)Eng.
Plate-support
)(Elec. Eng.
)Plate (Elec. Eng.
)Plate (n.

Plate (v.)
Plate adapter
Plate battery
Plate calibration
(Phys.)
Plate capacitance
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Plate clutch (Eng.)
Plate condenser
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate coupling
(Eng.)
Plate current (Elec.
Eng.)
Plate detector
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate dissipation
(thermionics)
Plate edge planer
(Eng.)
Plate efficiency
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate gauge (Eng.)
Plate girder (Eng.)
Plate glass
Plate glazing
(Chem.)
Plate impedance
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate iron (Eng.)
Plate link chain
(Eng.)
Plate mill (Eng.)

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(Foundry)
Plate potential
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate resistance
(elec. Eng.)
Plate screws (Surv.)
Plate shears (Eng.)
Plate spring (Eng.)
Plate supply (Elec.
Eng.)
Plate voltage (Elec.
Eng.)
Plate, baffle
Plate, butt (Eng.)
Plate, clutch (Eng.)
Plate, control
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate, hot (Elec.
Eng.)
Plate, negative
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate, positive
(Elec. Eng.)
Plate, rectifying
(Thermionics)
Plateau (Geol.)
Plated (Adj.)
Plated carbon
(Illum.)
Platelet (n.)
Platen (n.) (Eng.)

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(Print.)
Plater (n.)
Platform (n.)
Platform car
Platform gantry
(Civ. Eng.)
Platform hoist
(Eng.)
Platform scale
(Phys.)
Platform truck
(Eng.)
Platform, mobile
drilling (Pet. Eng.)
Platform, mobile
drilling (Pet. Eng.)
Platform, offshore
drilling (Pet. Eng.)
Platinating (Elec.
Eng.)
Plating (Build.)
Plating (n.) (Elec.
Eng.)
Plating bath (Elec.
Eng.)
Plating generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Platinic (adj.)
(Chem.)
Platinite (Met.)
Platinize (v.)

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)(Chem.
)Platinoid (Met.
)Platinum (Pt
)(Chem.
Platinum black
)(Chem.
Platinum chloride
)(Chem.
Platinum crucible
)(Chem.
Platinum lamp
)(Illum.
Platinum sponge
Platinum
thermometer
)(Phys.
Platinum wire
)Platoon (v.
Platy structure
)(Geol.
Platyhelminthes
)(Zool.
)Play-back (n.
)(Acous.
)Play-back (v.
)Play (n.) (Eng.
)Play (v.
)Play of valve (Eng.
)Plaza (n.
)Plea (n.

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)Pleat (n.
)Pleat (v.
)Plebiscite (n.
)Pledge (n.
)Pledge (v.
)Pleiades (Astron.
)Pleion (Meteor.
Pleistocene period
)(Geol.
)Plenary (adj.
Plenary session
Plenipotentiary
)(adj.
)Plenipotentiary (n.
)Plentiful (adj.
)Plentiful (adj.
)Plenty (n.

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Plenum ventilator
)Pleochroism (Min.
)Pleomorphism (n.
)Pleura (Zool.

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Plexiglas
)Plexus (Zool.

)Plenum (n.) (Phys.

)Pliability (n.

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)Pliability test (Eng.

)Pliable (adj.

)Plicate (adj.) (Geol.

)Pliers (Eng.

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Pliers, combination
)(Eng.
Pliers, cutting
)(Eng.
)Pliers, flat (Eng.
Pliers, insulating
)(Elec. Eng.
Pliers, needle-nose
)(Eng.
Pliers, slip-joint
)(Eng.
Plimsoll lines
)(Naut.
Plimsoll mark
)(Naut.
)Plinth (Arch
Pliocene period
)(Geol.
Pliotron
)(Thermionics
)Plot (n.
)Plot (v.
)Plotting (n.

Plotting paper
Plotting scale
(Surv.)
Plough (Carp.)
Plough (n.) (Agric.)
Plough (v.)
Plough =
underground
collector (Elec.
Eng.)
Plough carrier
(Elec. Eng.)
Plough groove
(Carp.)
Plough plane
(Carp.)
Ploughed and
tongued joint
(Carp.)
Ploughshare
(Agric.)
Plow = plough (n.)
Plow = plough (v.)
Pluck (v.)
Plucking (n.)
Plug-and-collar
gauge (Eng.)
Plug-and-socket
connection (Elec.
Eng.)
Plug-back costs
(Pet. Eng.)
Plug-in coil (Radio)

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)(Geol.
)(n.

Plug
Plug
Plug
Plug

)Plug (v.
Plug adaptor (Elec.
)Eng.
Plug box (Elec.
)Eng.
Plug centre bit
)(Carp.
)Plug cock (Eng.
Plug connector
)(Elec. Eng.
)Plug dome (Geol.
Plug drill
Plug flow (Civ.
)Eng.
Plug fuse (Elec.
)Eng.
)Plug gauge (Eng.
)Plug pipe (Plumb.
Plug receptacle
)(Elec. Eng.
Plug switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Plug tap (Eng.
)Plug tap (Plumb.
Plug tenon joint
)(Carp.
)Plug valve (Eng.
)Plug weld (Plumb.
Plug, drain

)Plug, fusible (Eng.

)Plug, ignition (Eng.

)Plug, spark (Eng.
Plug. Connecting
)(Elec. Eng.
)Plugged (adj.

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)Plugged (Elec. Eng.

Plugging (Elec.
)Eng.
)Plugging (n.
)(Build.
)Plum (Bot.
)Plum (Civ. Eng.
= Plumb-bob
plummet (Surv.
)Build.
)Plumb (adj.

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)Plumb (v.
Plumb level (Civ.
)Eng.
Plumb line (Civ.
)Eng.
Plumb rule (Civ.
)Eng.
)Plumbago (Chem.
)Plumbate (Chem.
)Plumbeous (adj.

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Plumbers solder
)Plumbiferous (adj.
)Plumbing (Build.
)Plumbing (n.
Plumbing fork
)(Surv.
)Plumbism (Med.
)Plumbite (Chem.
Plumbum = lead
)(Chem.
Plummer block
)(Eng.
)Plummet (n.
)(Surv.
Plummet level (Civ.
)Eng.
)Plumule (Bot.
)Plunge (n.
)Plunge (v.
)Plunger (Eng.
)Plunger (n.
Plunger key
)(Teleph.
Plunger pump
)(Eng.
Plunger spring
)(Eng.
)Plunger valve (Eng.
)Plunging (adj.




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)(Geol.
)Plunging axis (Eng.
Plunging fold
)(Geol.
)Plural (adj.
)Plural (n.
)Plural gel (Chem.
Plural scattering
)(Phys.
Plus
Plus pole (Elec.
)Eng.
)Plus sign (Maths.
)Pluto (Astron.
Plutonic actions
)(Geol.
Plutonic intrusions
)(Geol.
Plutonic rocks (or
)plutons) (Geol.
)Plutonite (Geol.
)Plutonium (Pu
)(Chem.
Plutonium pile
)(Phys.
Plutonium reactor
)(Phys.
)Pluvial (adj.
)(Meteor.
Pluviograph
)(Meteor.



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)(Meteor.
Pluviometry
)(Meteor.
)Ply (n.
)Ply (v.
Plywood
)Pm (Promethium
)(Chem.
)Pneumatic (adj.
Pneumatic
)absorber (Eng.
Pneumatic boat
Pneumatic brake
)(Eng.
Pneumatic chisel
)(Eng.
Pneumatic control
)(Eng.
Pneumatic
)conveyor (Eng.
Pneumatic
)cushioning (Eng.
Pneumatic drill
)(Civ. Eng.
Pneumatic feed
)(Eng.
Pneumatic float
Pneumatic
)hammer (Eng.
Pneumatic hoist
)(Eng.
Pneumatic keys
)(Teleg.


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Pneumatic lift
)(Eng.
Pneumatic
)locomotive (Eng.
Pneumatic mortar
)(Civ. Eng.
Pneumatic motor
)(Acous.
packing
pick
piston
pump
raft

Pneumatic
)(Civ. Eng.
Pneumatic
)(Civ. Eng.
Pneumatic
)(Eng.
Pneumatic
)(Phys.
Pneumatic

Pneumatic rammer
)(Civ. Eng.
Pneumatic riveter
)(Eng.
Pneumatic sander
)(Eng.
Pneumatic
separator (Civ.
)Eng. Mining
Pneumatic shock
)absorber (Eng.
Pneumatic stamp
)(Civ. Eng., Mining
Pneumatic stowage
)(Civ. Eng.

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)(Eng.
Pneumatic table
)(Eng.
Pneumatic tool
)(Eng.
Pneumatic trough
)(Chem.
Pneumatic tube
)conveyor (Eng.
Pneumatic tyre (or
)tire
Pneumatic valve
)(Eng.
Pneumatically
)operated (adj.
)(Eng.
)Pneumatics (Phys.
Pneumatolysis
)(Geol.
Pneumo-oil switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Pneumogram
)(Astronautics
)Pneumonia (Med.
)Po (polonium
)(Chem.
)Pocket (adj.
)Pocket (n.
Pocket antenna
)(Aero.
Pocket barometer
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Pocket knife
Pocket of ore
)(Mining
Pocket, air
)Pocket, gas (Geol.
)Pockety (adj.
)(Mining
)Pod-auger (Carp.
Poggendorff
compensation
)method (Phys.
)Poidometer (Eng.
Poikilitic texture
)(Geol.
Poikiloblastic
)texture (Geol.
= Poikilothermic
)cold-blooded (adj.
)(Zool.
Point-plate rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
)Point (Elec. Eng.
)Point (n.
)Point (Phys.
)Point (Typog.
)Point (v.
Point boiling
)(Chem. Phys.
Point contact

Point discharge
(Elec. Eng.)
Point of alignment
Point of
application (Phys.)
Point of balance
(Phys.)
Point of contact
Point of
contraflexure
(Mech.)
Point of fusion
(Phys.)
Point of impact
Point of incidence
(Phys.)
Point of inflexion
(Maths.)
Point of
interception
Point of
intersection
Point of inversion
Point of no return
Point of origin
(Maths.)
Point of osculation
(Maths.)
Point of reference
Point of reflection
(Phys.)
Point of refraction
(Phys.)

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retrocession
(Maths.)
Point of separation
Point of
solidification
(Phys.)
Point of support

Point of suspension
Point of tangency
Point of view

Point source (Phys.)

Point welding
Point, break (Eng.)
Point, bubble
(Phys., Chem.)
Point, could
(Chem. Phys.)
Point, critical
Point, crossing
Point, datum
Point, dead (Eng.)
Point, deflection
(Phys.)
Point, dew

Point, flash (Chem.)

Point, focal (Phys.)
Point, freezing
(Chem. Phys.)
Point, ignition
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)(Chem., Phys.
)Point, shot (Surv.
)Pointed (adj.
Pointed arch
Pointed chisel
)Pointer (n.
Pointer instrument
)(Eng.
Pointer of a balance
Points of compass
Points, mesh
Pointsman
)(Railways
)Poise (Chem.
)Poise (n.
)Poise (Phys.
)Poise (v.
)Poison (n.
)Poison (v.
Poison gas
Poisoning of
)catalyst (Chem.
Poisoning of
)cathode (Phys.
)Poisonous (adj.
Poisson
distribution
)(Maths.
)Poke (v.
)Poker (n.
)Polar (adj.

Polar air (Meteor.)

Polar axis
Polar bond (Chem.)
Polar circle (Geog.)
Polar compounds
(Chem.)
Polar contact (Elec.
Eng.)
Polar coordinates
(Maths.)
Polar covalent
bond (Chem.)
Polar curve
(Maths.)
Polar diagram
(Radio)
Polar distance
Polar front
(Meteor.)
Polar line
Polar molecule
(Chem.)
Polar planes (Surv.)
Polar polygon
(Maths.)
Polar projection
Polar response
(Acous.)
Polar star (Astron.)
Polar triangle
(Maths.)

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electrovalence
(Chem.)
Polar winds
(Meteor.)
Polarimeter (Phys.)

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Polariscope (Light)

Polarity (n.)
( )
Polarity indicator
(Elec. Eng.)
( )
Polarization (Phys.)
Polarization
diversity (Radio)
Polarization error
(Radio)
Polarization
magnetic
Polarization of
light (Light)
Polarization
scattering (Light)
Polarization,
circular (Phys.)
Polarization,
electric (Elec. Eng.)
Polarization,
electrolytic (Elec.
Eng.)
Polarization,
elliptic (Phys.)

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Polarization. Cell
(Elec. Eng.)
Polarize (v.)
Polarized capacitor
(Elec. Eng.)
Polarized cell (Elec.
Eng.)
Polarized electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Polarized light
Polarized plug
(Elec. Eng.)
Polarized relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Polarized vane
ammeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Polarized waves
(Radio)
Polarizer (n.) (Phys.)
Polarizing angle
(Phys.)
Polarizing current
(Elec. Eng.)
Polarizing
microscope
Polarogram (Chem.)
Polarograph
(Chem.)
Polarography
(Chem.)

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)(Optics
)Polder (Civ. Eng.
Pole-changing
)control (Elec. Eng.
Pole-changing
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Pole-finding paper
)(Elec. Eng.
Pole-tool boring
)(Civ. Eng.
)Pole (n.
)Pole (Phys., Geog.
)Pole (Surv.
)Pole are (Elec. Eng.
Pole bevel (Elec.
)Eng.
Pole climbers
Pole core = pole
)shank (Elec. Eng.

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)Pole drill (Civ. Eng.

Pole end-plate
)(Elec. Eng.
Pole face (Elec.
)Eng.

)Pole guy (Civ. Eng.

Pole hood
Pole horn = pole
)tip (Elec. Eng.

Pole piece = pole

(Elec. Eng.)
Pole pitch (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole plate (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole section (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole shank = pole
core (Elec. Eng.)
Pole shim = shim
(Elec. Eng.)
Pole shoe (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole strength (Elec.
Eng. Magn.)
Pole tip = pole
horn (Elec. Eng.)
Pole, celestial
(Astron.)
Pole, electric (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole, geographical
Pole, magnetic
Pole, minus (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole, plus (Elec.
Eng.)
Pole, terrestrial
(Geog.)
Polestar (Astron.)
Polianite (Min.)
Police station
Policy-holder (n.)

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)Poling (Civ. Eng.
)Poling (Met.
Poling boards (Civ.
)Eng.
)Poliomyelitis (Med.
)Polish (n.
)Polish (v.
)Polishable (adj.
)Polished (adj.
)Polisher (n.
Polishing agent
)(eng.
Polishing brush
)Polishing file (Eng.
= Polishing lathe
polishing head
)(Eng.
Polishing oil
Polishing powder
)(Eng.
Polishing wheel
)(Eng.
Political economy
Political geography
)Poll (Eng.
)Poll (n.
)Poll (v.

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)Pollinate (v.) (Bot.
)Pollination (Bot.
)Pollucite (Min.
)Pollutant (n.
)Pollute (v.
Polluted water
)Pollution (n.
)Polonium (Po
)(Chem.
Poly)Poly-plant (Chem.
Poly base crude
)(Pet. Eng.
Polyamide resin
)(Chem.
)Polyatomic (adj.
)(Chem.
)Polybasic (adj.
)(Chem.
Polybasic acid
)(Chem.
Polychroic
)minerals (Geol.
= Polychromatic
)polychromic (adj.
Polychromatic light
)(Phys.
)Polyconic (map
projection
Polycrystalline
)(adj.) (Min.
)Polycyclic (adj.
)(Chem.

Polyethylene =
polythene (Chem.)
Polygenetic dye
(Chem.)
Polygenetic rock
Polygon (Maths.)
Polygon of forces
(Mech.)
Polygonal roof
(Build.)
Polyhedral (adj.)
(Maths.)
Polyhedral angle
(Maths.)
Polyhedron (n.)
(Maths.)
Polyhydric (adj.)
(Chem.)
Polyhydric alcohol
(Chem.)
Polymer (n.)
(Chem.)
Polymer stripper
column (Pet. Eng.)
Polymeric (Chem.)
Polymerization (n.)
(Chem.)
Polymerization,
addition (Chem.)
Polymerization,
catalytic (Chem.)
Polymerization,
thermal (Chem.)
Polymerize (v.)

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gasoline (Pet. Eng.)
Polymetamorphic
rock (Geol.)
Polymorphic (adj.)
Polymorphism (n.)
Polynomial (adj.)
Polynomial
equation (Maths.)
Polyphase (adj.)
Polyphase circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Polyphase current
(Elec. Eng.)
Polyphase motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Polysaccharide
(Chem.)
Polytechnic (adj.)
Polythene =
polyethylene
(Chem.)
Polytropic (adj.)
Polyvalent (adj.)
(Chem.)
Polyvinyl resins
(Chem.)
Pomade (n.)
Pond (n.)
Ponderosity (n.)
Ponton (v.)
Ponton = pontoon
(n.)

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)(Civ. Eng.
Pontoon crane
)(Civ. Eng.
)Pony girder (Build.
Pony motor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pool (n.
)Pool (Pet. Eng.
)Pool (v.
Pool opener (Pet.
)Eng.
)Pool, oil (Pet. Eng.
)Poop (n.
)Poop deck (Naut.
)Poor (adj.
Poor cleavage
)(Geol.
)Poor coal (Geol.
)Poor fit (Eng.
)Poor lime (Built.
Poor mixture (Civ.
)Eng.
Poor visibility
)(Meteor.
)Pop-back (n.) (Eng.
)Pop (n.
)Pop (v.

Pop safety valve

(Eng.)
Pop valve (Eng.)
Poplar (n.)
Poplin (n.)
Poppet (Eng.)
Poppet (n.)

Poppet head (Eng.)

Poppet valve (Eng.)

Poppy-seed oil
Popular (adj.)
Population (n.)
Population census
Population density
(Biol.)
Porcelain (n.)
Porcelain clay
(Chem.)
Porcelain crucible
(Chem.)

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Porcelain insulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Porcelain tube
Porcellaneous (adj.)
Pore (n.)
Porifera (Zoo.)
Porosity (n.)
Porous (adj.)
Porous layers
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)(Geol.
Porous pot
Porphyritic texture
)(Geol.
)Porpoise (n.
)Porpoising (Aero.
Porro prism
)(Optics
)Port (adj.
)Port (Aero., Naut.
)Port (n.
Port dues
Port engine (Aero.,
)Naut.
Port of call
Port of departure
Port side
)Port wing (Aero.
)Port, exhaust (Eng.
Port, free
)Port, intake (Eng.
)Portable (adj.
Portable
accumulator (Elec.
)Eng.
Portable boiler
)(Civ. Eng.
Portable crane
)(Eng.

Portable drill (Eng.)

Portable drilling
machine (Eng.)
Portable engine
(Eng.)
Portable fan
Portable forge
(Eng.)
Portable
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Portable ladder
Portable lamp
Portable
photometer (Illum.)
Portable plant
(Eng.)
Portable pump
Portable rig (Civ.
Eng.)
Portable
substation (Elec.
Eng.)
Portable wireless
set (Radio)
Portage (n.)
Portal (adj.)
Portal (n.)
Portal jib crane
(Eng.)
Portative force
(Magn.)
Porter (n.)

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Porthole
Portion (n.)
Portion (v.)
Portland cement
Portrait (n.)
Portray (v.)
Pose (n.)
Pose (v.)
Position-finding
(Radio)
Position (n.)
Position (v.)
Position angle
(Astron.)
Position circle
(Astron.)
Position error
(Aero.)
Position gyro
(Phys.)
Position head =
elevation head
(Hyd.)
Position indicator
Position lights
Position line
(Astron.)
Position meter
(Teleph.)
Position of rest
(Mech.)
Position welding

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astronomy
Positional notation
(Maths.)
Positioned
Positioning (n.)
Positive-grid
oscillator valve
(Thermionics)
Positive (adj.)
Positive (Maths.,
Phys.)
Positive (n.)
(Photog.)
Positive angle
Positive charge
(Elec.)
Positive column
(Thermionics)
Positive coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Positive crystal
Positive curvature
(Phys.)
Positive decalage
(Aero.)
Positive
displacement
(Phys.)
Positive electricity
(Elec. Eng.)
Positive electrode
(Elec. Eng.)

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Positive feed back
(Elec. Eng.)
Positive image
(Phys.)
Positive integral
index (Maths.)
Positive ion =
cation (Chem.)
Positive lens
(Optics)
Positive magnetic
pole
Positive
modulation (Telev.)
Positive moment
(Mech.)
Positive number
(Maths.)
Positive phasesequence (Elec.
Eng.)
Positive plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Positive pole (Elec.
Eng.)
Positive quantity
(Maths.)
Positive rays =
canal rays (Phys.)
Positive rotation
Positive sign
(Maths.)

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(Aero.)
Positive stress
(Mech.)
Positive
temperature
coefficient (Phys.)
Positive terminal
(Elec. Eng.)
Positive
transmission
(Telev.)
Positive
trigonometrical
angle (Maths.)
Positive valence
(Chem.)
Positive video
signal (Telev.)
Positive wire (Elec.
Eng.)
Positron (n.) (Phys.)
Positron emission
(Phys.)
Positron emitter
(Phys.)
Possess (v.)
Possibility (n.)
Possible (adj.)
PostPost-crystalline
deformation (Geol.)

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)acceleration (Phys.
Post-flight
)inspection (Aero.
)Post-forming (n.
)Post-free (adj.
)Post-glacial (adj.
Post-Glacial period
)(Geol.
Post-graduate
study
Post-heating
)(Plumb.
Postsynchronization
)(Cinema
)Post (Build.
)Post (n.
)Post (Surv.
)Post (v.
Post insulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Post meridiem
)(p.m.
Post office
Post office box
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Post office box
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)(Elec. Eng.
)Postage (n.
)Postal (adj.
)Postcard (n.
Posted price
)Poster (n.
)Posterior (adj.
)Postern (Build.
)Posthaste (adj.
)Posthaste (n.
)Posthole (Civ. Eng.
Postman
Postmaster
)Postpaid (Adj.
)Postpone (v.
)Postponement (n.
)Postscript (n.
)Postulate (n.
)Postulate (v.
)Posture (n.
)Postwar (adj.
)Pot-clay (Geol.
)Pot (Bot.
)Pot (Eng.
)Pot (n.
= Pot annealing
close annealing
)(Met.
Pot furnace
)Pot process (Met.
)Pot steel (Met.
)Pot still (Pet. Eng.

Potable (adj.)
Potamogenic
deposits (Geol.)
Potamology (Geog.)
Potamoplankton
(Ecol.)
Potash (Chem.)
Potash alum
(Chem.)
Potash feldspar
(Min.)
Potash lye (Chem.)
Potash soap
(Chem.)
Potash, caustic
(Chem.)
Potassium (k)
(Chem.)
Potassium
amalgam (Chem.)
Potassium
bicarbonate
(Chem.)
Potassium bromide
(Chem., Photog.)
Potassium
carbonate (Chem.)
Potassium chlorate
(Chem.)
Potassium chloride
(Chem.)

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(Chem.)
Potassium
dichromate (Chem.)
Potassium
ferricyanide
(Chem.)
Potassium
hydroxide (Chem.)
Potassium nitrate
(Chem.)
Potassium
perchlorate (Chem.)
Potassium
permanganate
(Chem.)
Potency (Chem.)
Potential-indicator
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential (adj.)
Potential (n.)
(Phys.)
Potential
attenuator (Elec.
Eng.)
Potential barrier =
nuclear barrier
(Phys.)
Potential corrosion
(Chem.)
Potential difference
(Elec.)

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voltage divider
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential drop
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential energy
(Phys.)
Potential flow
(Hyd.)
Potential fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential gradient
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential head
(Hyd.)
Potential level
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential mediator
(Chem.)
Potential regulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Potential
scattering (Elec.
Eng.)
Potential series
(Chem.)
Potential
temperature (Phys.)
Potential test (Pet.
Eng.)

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transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
Potential, electric
)(Elec. Eng.
Potential, ionic
)(Chem.
Potential, magnetic
)(Magn.
Potential, open
)flow (Pet. Eng.
Potential, sparking
)(Elec. Eng.
Potential, striking
)(Elec. Eng.
)Potentiality (n.
Potentiometer)braking (Elec. Eng.
Potentiometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Pothead
)Pothole (n.
)Potholing (n.
Potters wheel
Potters clay
)Pottery (n.
Pottery clay
)Pouch (n.
)Poultice (n.
)Poultry (n.

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)(Eng.
Pound-weight
)(Phys.
)Pound (n.
)Pound (v.
Pound per square
)inch (Phys.
Pound, standard
)(Phys.
)Poundal (n.
)Pounder (n.
)Pour (n.
)Pour (v.
Pour depressor
)(Chem.
)Pour point (Chem.
Pour point
)depressant (Chem.
Pour point test
)(Chem.
Pouring gate
)(Foundry
)Powder (n.
)Powder (v.
Powder metallurgy
)(Foundry

Powder, baking
(Chem.)
Powder, blasting
Powder, brazing
(Plumb.)
Powdered (adj.)
Powdered charcoal
Powdered iron core
(Elec. Eng.)
Powdery (adj.)
Power-driven
apparatus (Eng.)
Power-factor meter
(or indicator) (Elec.
Eng.)
Power-operated
apparatus (Eng.)
Power (adj.)
Power (Maths.)
Power (n.) (Phys.,
Eng.)
Power (v.)
Power alcohol
(Chem.)
Power
amplification (Elec.
Eng.)
Power amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Power brake (Eng.)

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Power breeder
(Phys.)
Power cable (Elec.
Eng.)
Power chuck (Eng.)
Power circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Power coefficient
(Elec. Eng.)
Power component
(Elec. Eng.)
Power
consumption (Eng.)
Power control
(Eng.)
Power current
(Elec. Eng.)
Power distribution
(Elec. Eng.)
Power dive (Aero.)
Power drill (Eng.)
Power factor (Elec.
Eng.)
Power feed (Eng.)
Power frequency
(Elec. Eng.)
Power function
(Maths.)
Power gas =
producer gas
(Chem.)

Power generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Power hammer
(Eng.)
Power input (Eng.)
Power jack (Eng.)
Power landing
(Aero.)
Power lathe (Eng.)
Power level (elec.
Comm.)
Power lift (Eng.)
Power line (Elec.
Eng.)
Power loader (Eng.)
Power loading
(Aero.)
Power loss (Eng.)
Power mains (Elec.
Eng.)
Power navy =
power shovel (Eng.)
Power of a lens
(Optics)
Power of attorney
Power output
Power pack (Elec.
Eng.)
Power pentode
(Radio)
Power plant (Elec.
Eng.)
Power press (Eng.)

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Power pump (Eng.)

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Power rating (Eng.)

Power reactor
(Phys.)
Power relay (Elec.
Eng.)
Power reserve
(Eng.)
Power ringing
(Teleph.)
Power riveting
(Eng.)

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Power rolling (Eng.)

Power saw (Civ.
Eng.)
Power series
(Maths.)

Power shears (Eng.)

Power shovel (Eng.)

Power socket (Elec.
Eng.)
Power station
(Elec. Eng.)

Power stroke (Eng.)

Power supply
(Elec. Eng.)
Power supply
(Electronics)

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Power traction
(Eng.)
Power transformer
(Elec. Eng.)
Power
transmission (Elec.
Eng.)
Power unit (Elec.
Comm.)

Power valve (Radio)

Power, active (Eng.)

Power, apparent
(Elec. Eng.)
Power, available
(Eng.)
Power, dispersive
(Optics)

Power, mean (Eng.)

Power, resolving
(Optics)
Powerboat (n.)
(Naut.)
Powerforming (Pet.
Eng.)
Powerhouse (Elec.
Eng.)
Pozzuolana (Civ.
Eng.)

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Pr (praseodymium)
(Chem.)

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)Practicable (adj.
)Practical (adj.
Practical training
Practical units
)(Elec. Eng.
)Practice (n.
Practice (or
)practise) (v.
Practice, drilling
)(Civ. Eng.
)Prase (Min.
)Praseodymium (Pr
PrePre-arcing (Elec.
)Eng.
Pre-Cambrian
)(Geol.
Pre-emphasis
)(Radio
Pre-flight
)inspection (Aero.
)Pre-selector (Radio
Pre-sparking (Elec.
)Eng.
)Preadmission (Eng.
)Preamble (n.
Preamplification
)(Elec. Eng.
Preamplifier (Elec.
)Eng.
)Prearrange (v.

Precast blocks
(Civ. Eng.)
Precast concrete
(Civ. Eng.)
Precaution (n.)
Precautionary
measure (adj.)
Precede (v.)
Precedence (n.)
Precedent (n.)
Precession (Mech.)
Precession (n.)
Precession of the
equinoxes (Astron.)
Precessional
motion (Mech.)
Precinct (n.)
Precious (adj.)
Precious metals
Precious stones
Precipice (Geol.)
Precipitant (n.)
Precipitate (n.)
Precipitate (v.)
Precipitation
(Meteor.)
Precipitation (n.)
Precipitation
dewaxing process
(Pet. Eng.)

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hardening (Met.)
Precipitation,
chemical (Chem.)
Precipitation,
electrical (Elec.
Eng.)
Precipitous (adj.)
Precise (adj.)
Precision (adj.)
Precision (n.)
Precision balance
Precision gauge
(Eng.)
Precision grinding
(Eng.)
Precision
instrument (elec.
Eng.)
Precision meter
(Elec. Eng.)
Precision, degree of
Preclude (v.)
Precombustion
chamber (Eng.)
Precompression
(Eng.)
Precondenser
(Eng.)
Precooler (Eng.)
Precooling (Eng.)
Precrystalline
deformation
Predate (v.)

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Predetermined
)(adj.
)Predict (v.
Predicted variable
)(Maths.
)Predisposition (n.
Predissociation
)(Phys.
Predistillation
)(Eng.
)Predominant (n.
)Predominate (v.
Predryer
Prefabricated parts
)(Eng.
)Preface (n.
)Prefer (v.
)Preference (n.
Preferred stock
)Prefix (n.
)Prefix (v.
)Preform (n.
)Preform (v.
Prefractionator
)(Pet. Eng.
)Preglacial (adj.
)(Geol.
)Preheat (v.
)Preheater (Eng.
)Prehistoric (adj.
)Preignition (Eng.


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)preventer (Eng.
)Preliminary (adj.
Preliminary survey
Preliminary test
Preliminary
treatment
)Preloading (n.
)Premature (adj.
Premature ignition
)(Eng.
)Premeditated (adj.
Premises
)Premium (n.
Premium gasoline
)(Pet. Eng.
Premium motor oil
)(Pet. Eng.
)Premolar (n.) (Zool.
)Preoccupation (n.
)Preoccupy (v.
)Preorbital (adj.
Preparation
)(Chem.
)Preparation (n.
Preparation unit
)(Eng.
)Preparatory (adj.
)Prepare (v.
)Prepay (v.


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)(Elec. Eng.
)Prerequisite (adj.
)Prerequisite (n.
)Prerogative (n.
)Presbyopia (n.
)(Med.
)Prescore (v.
)(Cinema
)Prescribe (v.
)Prescription (n.
Presence of mind
)Present (adj.
)Present (adj.
)Present (n.
)Present (v.
)Present (v.
Present worth
)Presently (adj.
)Preservation (n.
)Preservative (adj.
)Preservative (n.
Preservative
)coating (Eng.
)Preserve (v.
)Preside (v.
Press-button
control
= Press-switch
pendant switch
)(Elec. Eng.

Press (n.)
Press (v.)
Press adjustment
(Eng.)
Press block (Eng.)

brick (Build.)
button
conference
cutting
die (Eng.)
filter
fit (Eng.)

Press forging (Eng.)

Press need

Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press
Press

Press proof (Print.)

Press steel (Met.)
Press, arbor (Eng.)
Press,
Press,
Press,
Press,
(Eng.)
Press,
Press,
(Eng.)

bench (Eng.)
drop (Eng.)
foot (Eng.)
forging
hand (Eng.)
hydraulic

Press, power (Eng.)

Press, printing

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)Press, screw (Eng.
)Pressboard (n.
)Pressing (adj.
)Pressing (n.
Pressing machine
)(Eng.
)Pressurant (n.
)(Eng.
Pressure-altitude
)relation (Meteor.
Pressure-draught
)(Eng.
Pressure-fed
Pressure-gradient
microphone
)(Acous.
Pressureproduction
characteristic (Pet.
)Eng.

)Pressure-tight (adj.

Pressure-volume
)diagram (Eng.

Pressure tank
)(Civ. Eng.

)Pressure (adj.
.
Pressure (Elec.
)Eng.

Pressure (n.) (Phys.)

Pressure (Phys.)
Pressure altitude
(Aero.)
Pressure angle
Pressure
barometric
(Meteor.)
Pressure blower
(Eng.)
Pressure build-up
Pressure cabin
(Aero.)
Pressure cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Pressure capsule
(Eng.)
Pressure chamber
Pressure changes,
incremental (Phys.)
Pressure circuit =
voltage circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Pressure control
(Eng.)
Pressure control
valve (Eng.)
Pressure cooker
Pressure creosoting

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(Phys.)
Pressure
diecasting (Met.)
Pressure
distillation (Chem.)
Pressure
distribution (Eng.
Phys.)
Pressure drag
(Aero.)
Pressure drilling
(Civ. Eng.)
Pressure drive
(Eng.)
Pressure drop
(Phys., Meteor.)
Pressure energy
(Phys.)
Pressure
equalizing valve
(Eng.)
Pressure fan (Eng.)
Pressure
Pressure
(Eng.)
Pressure
(Eng.)
Pressure
(Phys.)
Pressure
(Phys.)

feed
feed tank
filter
filtration
gauge

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(Eng.)
Pressure gradient
Pressure grease
gun (Eng.)
Pressure head
(Aero.)
Pressure head
(Hyd.)
Pressure indicator
(Eng.)
Pressure intensity
(Eng.)
Pressure loss (Eng.)
Pressure
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maintenance (Eng.)

Pressure
manometer

Pressure meter
(Eng.)

Pressure
microphone
(Acous.)

Pressure multiplier
(Phys.)

Pressure nozzle
)
(Aero.)
(
Pressure pipe

Pressure plate

Pressure pump
(Eng.)
.

Pressure recorder
(Eng.)
Pressure reducer
(Eng.)
Pressure reducing
valve (Eng.)
Pressure
regulating valve
(Eng.)
Pressure regulator
(Eng.)
Pressure relative
(Eng.)
Pressure release
valve (Eng.)
Pressure relief vent
(Eng.)
Pressure rise
(Phys.)
Pressure roller
(Eng.)
Pressure safety
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Pressure
sensitivity (Phys.)
Pressure still
(Chem.)
Pressure stroke
(I.C. Engs.)
Pressure suit
(Astronautics)
Pressure tendency
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Pressure testing
(Eng.)
Pressure
transmission
(Phys.)
Pressure tube,
static (Aero.)
Pressure turbine
(Eng.)
Pressure unit
(Phys.)
Pressure valve
(Eng.)
Pressure vessel
(Eng.)
Pressure
viscosimeter (Eng.)
Pressure warning
switch (Eng.)
Pressure wave
(Phys.)
Pressure welding
(Eng.)
Pressure zone
Pressure, absolute
(Phys.)
Pressure, air
(Phys.)
Pressure,
atmospheric (Phys.)
Pressure, back
(Eng.)

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Pressure, boost
(Aero.)
Pressure, bottom
hole (Pet. Eng.)
Pressure, bottom
hole shut-in (Pet.
Eng.)
Pressure, bottom
hole static (Pet.
Eng.)
Pressure, charging
(Eng.)
Pressure, confining
(Phys.)
Pressure, critical
(Phys.)
Pressure,
differential (Eng.)
Pressure,
discharge (Eng.)
Pressure,
equilibrium vapor
(Phys.)
Pressure, excess
Pressure, exhaust
(Eng.)
Pressure, final
Pressure, gauge
(Phys.)
Pressure, ground
(Aero.)
Pressure, hydraulic
Pressure,
hydrostatic (Phys.)

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(Eng.)
Pressure,
(Eng.)
Pressure,
(Phys.)
Pressure,
Pressure,
Pressure,
operating
Pressure,
(Chem.)
Pressure,
(Chem.)
Pressure,
(Eng.)

initial
input
lateral
negative
normal
(Eng.)
osmotic
partial
rated

Pressure, reservoir
(Pet. Eng.)
Pressure, shut-in
(Pet. Eng.)
Pressure, standard
(Phys.)
Pressure, static
(Phys.)
Pressure, suction
(Eng.)
Pressure, supply
(Eng.)
Pressure, vapour
(Phys.)
Pressure, water
Pressure, wellhead
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(Aero.)
Pressurized cabin
(Aero.)
Pressurized suit
(Aero.)
Pressurized water
reactor
Prestige (n.)
Prestressed
concrete (Civ. Eng.)

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Prestreteched (adj.)
Presume (v.)
Presuppose (v.)
Pretectonic
recrystallization
(Geol.)
Pretend (v.)
Pretense (n.)
Pretest (n.) (Eng.)
Pretest (v.)
Pretreatment (n.)
Prevail (v.)
Prevailing winds
(Meteor.)
Prevent (v.)
Prevention (n.)
Preventive (adj.)
Preventive
maintenance

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Preventive measure

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Preventive
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)

Preview (n.)

Preview (v.)

Previous (adj.)
.
Prevocational
preparation

Price (n.)
. .
Price (v.)
. .
Price bulletin

Price list
.
Price, cost

Price, retail
.
Price, wholesale

Prick (n.)
.
Prick (v.)
.
Prick punch (Eng.)
( )
Prickle (n.)

Prickle (v.)
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Primary (adj.)

Primary acid
(Chem.)
)(
Primary alcohol
(Chem.)

Primary battery
(Elec. Eng.)

Primary cell (Elec.)

Primary circuit
(Elec. Eng.)

Primary coil (Elec.
Eng.)

Primary colours
(Phys.)
Primary condenser
(Elec. Eng.)
Primary cosmic
rays (Phys.)
Primary cracking
(Pet. Eng.)
Primary
crystallization
(Chem.)
Primary current
(Elec. Eng.)
Primary electrons
(Thermionics)
Primary emission
(Thermionics)
Primary era (Geol.)
Primary group
(Chem., Geol.)
Primary ion pair
(Phys.)
Primary luminous
standard (Illum.)
Primary pigments
(Phys.)
Primary radiation
(Phys.)
Primary rainbow
(Meteor.)
Primary recovery
(Pet. Eng.)
Primary root (Bot.)

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Primary septa
)(Geol.
Primary standard
)(Eng.

Primary
)stratification (Geol.

Primary stress
)(Eng.

Primary valve
)
)(Eng.
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Primary voltage
)(Elec. Eng.

Primary winding
)(Elec. Eng.
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)Primates (Zool.

)Prime (adj.
. .
)Prime (n.
.
)(
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)Prime (v.
(
Prime cost
.
.
Prime factor
)
Prime Meridian
(
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)Prime mover (Eng.
(
Prime number
)(Maths.

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)Primer (n.
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)Primer pump (Eng.

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cap
cartridge
charge
coat

Priming
Priming
Priming
charge
Priming
Priming
)(Paint.

)Priming cock (Eng.

Priming nozzle
)(Eng.
Priming system
)Priming valve (Eng.
)Primitive (adj.
Primitive rock
)(Geol.
)Primordial (adj.
)Principal (adj.
)Principal (n.
Principal axis
)(Light, Maths.
Principal
components
)(Maths.
Principal
dimensions
)(Maths.
Principal focus
)(Light
Principal
)parameter (maths.

Principal plan
(Light)
Principal points
(Light)
Principal quantum
number (Phys.)
Principal rafter
(Civ. Eng.)
Principal ray
(Optics)
Principal section
Principal shock
(Geol.)
Principal strain
(Mech.)
Principal stress
(mech.)
Principle (n.)
Principle of
Archimedes (Phys.)
Principle of
conservation of
energy (Phys.)
Principle of
correspondence
(Phys.)
Principle of
equipartition of
energy (Chem.)
Principle of
independence of
motions (Mech.)

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Principle of
indeterminancy
(Maths.)
Principle of least
time = Fermats
principle (Light)
Principle of
physical
independence of
forces (Phys.)
Principle of
relativity (Phys.)
Principle of
superposition
(Phys.)
Principle of
transmissibility of
forces (Mech.)
Print (n.)
Print (v.)
Print, blue (Civ.
Eng.)
Printed circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Printed matter
Printed wiring
(Elec. Eng.)
Printer (n.)
Printery (n.)
Printing (n.)
Printing ink
Printing plate
Printing press

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(Teleg.)
Prior (adj.)
Priority (n.)
Prism (n.)
Prism binoculars
(Optics)
Prism glasses
(Optics)
Prism square
(Surv.)
Prism, deflecting
(Optics)
Prism, erecting
(Optics)
Prism, right
(angled) (Optics)
Prismatic (adj.)
Prismatic cleavage
(Geol.)
Prismatic compass
(Surv.)
Prismatic layer
(Geol.)
Prismatic optical
instruments
(Optics)
Prismatic
spectrum (Optics)
Prismatic
structure (Geol.)
Prismatic sulphur
(Chem.)

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(Surv.)
Prismoid (adj.)
Prismoid (n.)
Prismy cutter (Eng.)

Privacy (or secrecy)

system (Teleph.)
( )
Private (adj.)
.
Private (n.)
.
Private automatic
exchange (Teleph.)
Private exchange
(Teleph.)
Private property
Privilege (n.)
Privilege (v.)
Prize (n.)
Prize (v.)
Probability (n.)
Probability curve
(Maths.)
Probability
distribution
(Maths.)
Probability factor
Probability of
ionization (Phys.)
Probability, law of
(Maths.)
Probable (adj.)
Probable cause

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Probable ore
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)Probation (n.
Probe
)(Astrophysics
)Probe (n.) (Eng.
)Probe (v.
Probe microphone
)(Acous.
)Probertite (Min.
Probit = probability
)unit (Maths.
Problem
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)Problematic (adj.
)Proboscis (Biol.
)Procedure (n.
)Proceed (v.
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)Proceeds (n.
)Process (adj.
)Process (adj.
)Process (n.
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)Process chart (Eng.
Process control
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Process printing
)(Print
Process, patented
)Processing (n.
)Procession (n.
)Proclaim (v.
)Proctor (n.
)Procure (v.
)Procurement (n.
)Procyon (Astron.
)Produce (Maths.
)Produce (n.
)Produce (v.
Producer-gas
)(Chem.
)Producer (Chem.
)Producer (n.
)Producer (Pet Eng.
Producing depth
)(Pet. Eng.
Producing
formation (Pet.
)Eng.
Producing well
)(Pet. Eng.
)Product (Maths.

Product (n.)
Product recovery
unit (Pet. Eng.)
Product, and
(Chem.)
Production (n.)
Production capacity
Production control
Production cost
Production
engineering
Production line
(Eng.)
Production rate
Production reactor
(Phys.)
Production
schedule
Production test
(Eng.)
Production, bath
Production,
commercial
Production, gas
(Pet. Eng.)
Production, local
Production, mass
Production, oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Productive (adj.)
Productive capacity

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Products refined
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Products, cutback
(Pet. Eng.)
Products, overhead
(Pet. Eng.)
Products, sour
(Pet. Eng.)
Products, straightrun (Pet. Eng.)
Products,
substitution
(Chem.)
Profession (n.)
Professional (adj.)
Professional
organization
Proficiency (n.)
Proficient (adj.)
Profile
Profile
Profile
Profile
Profile
(Eng.)
Profile
(Eng.)

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(v.)
drag (Aero.)
drawing
grinding
milling

Profile paper
Profile plane

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Profile, soil (Civ.
)Eng.
)Profiling (n.
Profilometer (Civ.
)Eng.
)Profit (n.
)Profit (v.
Profit sharing
Profit, gross
Profit, net
)Profitable (adj.
)Profiteer (n.
)Profiteer (v.
)Profound (adj.
)Profuse (adj.
)Prognosis (n.
)Progradation (n.
)(Geol.
Program loop
)(Radio
)Programme (v.
= Programme
)program (n.
)Progress (n.
)Progress (v.
Progress chart
)(Eng.
Progress report
Progression
)(Maths.
)Progression (n.

Progression,
arithmetical
(Maths.)
Progression,
geometric(al)
(Maths.)
Progression,
harmonic (Maths.)
Progressive (adj.)
Progressive
development (Geol.)
Progressive
metamorphism
(Geol.)
Progressive
scanning (Telev.)
Progressive
transmission (Eng.)
Prohibit (v.)
Prohibition (n.)
Prohibitive tariffs
Project (n.)
Project (v.)
Project engineer
Projected-scale
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Projected area
(Geom.)
Projected profile
Projected scale

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Projection
Projection
(Cinema)
Projection
Projection
(Light)
Projection
(Light)
Projection
(Optics)
Projection
(Eng.)
Projection
Projection
(Eng.)

(n.)
booth
drawing
lamp
lantern
lens
lines
plane
welding

Projection, angle of
Projection,
azimuthal (Surv.)
Projection, conical
(Geog.)
Projection, film
Projection,
geometric
Projection,
isometric
Projection,
Mercator (Geog.)
Projection,
orthographic
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stereographic
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Projective
geometry (Maths.)
Projector (n.)
projector efficiency
Projector, motionpicture (Chem.)
Prolate (adj.)
Prolate cycloid
(Maths.)
Prolate ellipsoid
(Maths.)
Prolate epitrochoid
(Maths.)
Prolate
hypotrochoid
(Maths.)
Prolate spheroid
(Maths.)
Prolate trochoid
(Maths.)
Prolific (adj.)
Prolong (v.)
Promethium (Pm)
(Chem.)
Prominence
(Astron.)
Prominence (Geol.)
Prominence (n.)

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)(Astron.
)Prominent (adj.
)Promise (n.
)Promise (v.
Promising outlook
Promissory note
)Promontory (n.
)Promote (v.
)Promoter (Chem.
Promoter,
)adhesion (Chem.
)Promotion (n.
)Prompt (adj.
)Prompt (v.
Prompt fission
)neutrons (Phys.
)Prone (adj.
)Prong (n.
)Pronounce (v.
)Pronounced (adj.
)Prony brake (Eng.
)Proof (adj.
)Proof (Chem.
)Proof (n.
)Proof (Print.
)Proof (v.
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)Proof load (Eng.
Proof resilience
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)Proof spirit (Chem.

)Proof strain (Eng.
)Proof stress (Eng.
)Proof test (Eng.
Proofed tape (Elec.
)Eng.

)Proofing (Chem.

)Proofread (v.

)Proofreading (n.

)Prop (n.
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)Prop (v.
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Prop drawer (Civ.
)Eng.

Prop drawing
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)Propagandize (v.
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)Propagation (Biol.

)Propagation (n.
)(Phys.
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)coefficient (Light.
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Propagation
constant (Elec.
)Comm.
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Propagation loss
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)light (Phys.
Propagation profile
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Propagation
)velocity (Phys.
Propagation,
)standard (Radio
)Propane (Chem.
Propanol = propyl
)alcohol (Chem.
)Propel (v.
)Propellant (adj.
)Propellant (n.
)Propellant (n.
Propellant charge
Propellant fuel
Propellant, jet
Propellant, liquid
Propeller-blade
)angle (Aero.
)Propeller (Eng.
)Propeller (n.
Propeller blade
)(Aero.
Propeller boss
Propeller
)downwash (Aero.
Propeller draught
Propeller efficiency

Propeller failure
Propeller
feathering (Aero.)
Propeller governor
Propeller hub
Propeller hum
Propeller
performance
Propeller pitch
Propeller pump
(Eng.)
Propeller retention
bolt

Propeller reversing
gear (Aero.)
Propeller root
Propeller shaft
Propeller thrust
Propeller tipping
Propeller torque
Propeller turbine

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Propeller, air (Aero.)

Propeller,
automatic (Aero.)
Propeller, club
(Auto.)
Propeller, constantspeed (Aero.)
Propeller,
controlable-pitch
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Propeller, fixedpitch (Aero.)
Propelling force
Propelling Nozzle
(Eng.)
Propene =
propylene (Chem.)
Propensity (n.)
Proper (adj.)
Proper fraction
(Maths.)
Proper motion (of a
star) (Astron.)
Property (n.)
Prophase (Biol.)
Prophylactic (Adj.)
Prophylactic (n.)
Propionic acid
(Chem.)
Propjet engine
(Eng.)
Proportion (n.)

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Proportional (adj.)
Proportional (n.)
(Maths.)

Proportional
compass (Eng.)
Proportional
counter (Eng.)
Proportional
dividers
Proportional
division
Proportional
drawing
Proportional limit
(Eng.)
Proportional mean
(Maths.)
Proportional parts
Proportional
reducer (Photog.)
Proportional scale

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Proportionate (adj.)
Proportionate (v.)
Proportioning (n.)
Proposal (n.)
Propose (v.)
Proposition
(Maths.)
Proposition (n.)
Proprietary (adj.)
Proprietary
product (Chem.)
Proprietor (n.)
Propriety (n.)
Propulsion (n.)

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(Eng.)
Propulsion reactor
(Eng.)
Propulsion, jet
(Aero.)
Propulsion, rocket
(Aero.)
Propulsive (adj.)
Propulsive
efficiency (Eng.)
Propulsive force
(Eng.)
Propyl alcohol
(Chem.)
Propylene =
propene (Chem.)
Prorate (v.)
Prosecute (v.)
Prospect (Mining)
Prospect (n.)
Prospect (v.)
Prospecting (n.)
Prospecting license
Prospecting,
geophysical (Pet,
Eng.)
Prospecting,
seismic (Pet. Eng.)
Prospective (adj.)
Prospector (n.)
Prospectus (n.)
Prosper (v.)

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Protactinium (Pa)
(Chem.)
Protect (n.)
Protect (v.)
Protection cap =
fender (Elec. Eng.)
Protection casing
(Eng.)
Protection plate
(Eng.)
Protection survey
Protection, fire
Protective (adj.)
Protective agent
(Chem.)
Protective clothing
Protective coating
Protective
coloration (Biol.)
Protective device =
protector (Elec.
Eng.)
Protective gap
(Elec. Eng.)
Protective gear
(Elec. Eng.)
Protective gloves
Protective goggles
Protective layer
Protective mask
Protective
measures
Protective screen

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Protective tariff
Protector (Elec.
)Eng.
Protector sleeve
)(Eng.
Protector tube
)(Elec. Eng.
)Protein (Chem.
Protein synthesis
)(Biol.
)Proteolysis (Chem.
Proterozoic era
)(Geol.
)Protest (n.
)Protest (v.
)Protium (Chem.
Proto= Protoactinium
)protactinium (Pa
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)Protocol (n.
)Protogenic (adj.
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)Protolysis (Chem.
Proton-alpha
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Proton-gamma
reaction (Phys.,
)Chem.
Proton-neutron
reaction (Phys.,
)Chem.
Proton-proton
reaction (Phys.,
)Chem.
)Proton (n.) (Phys.
Proton acceptor
)(Chem.
Proton donor
)(Chem.
Proton
)synchrotron (Phys.
)Protophyte (Bot.
)Protoplasm (Biol.
)Protore (Mining
)Prototype (n.
)Protoxide (Chem.
)Protozoa (Zool.
)Protract (Surv.
)Protract (v.
)Protractor (Geom.
Protractor bevel
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Protractor, bevel
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)Protuberance (n.
)Proustite (Min.
)Prove (v.
)Proved (adj.
Proved reserves
)(Mining
Proven field (Pet.
)Eng.
)Prover (n.
Prover, master)meter (Eng.
)Provide (v.
Provided that
)Provident (adj.
)Province (n.
Proving ground
Proving hole (Pet.
)Eng.
)Provision (n.
)Provision (v.
)Provisional (adj.
Provocation
)Provoke (v.
)Prow (Naut., Aero.
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Proximal end
)Proximate (adj.
Proximate analysis
)(Chem.
Proximate cuase
)Proximity (n.
Proximity effect
)(Radio
Proximity fuze
)(Radio
Proximity switch
)(Elec. Eng.
)Proxy (n.
)Prudence (n.
)Prudent (adj.
)Prune (v.
)Pruning (Bot.
Prussian blue
)(Chem.
Prussic acid
)(Chem.
Pry-bar = pry
)Pry (n.
)Pry (v.
Psammitic rocks
)(Geol.
Psephitic rocks
)(Geol.
Pseudo-

Pseudo-anticline
(Geol.)
Pseudo-cleavage
(Geol.)
Pseudo-fossil
(Geol.)
Pseudo-scalar
(Maths.)
Pseudo-vector
(Mech.)
Pseudocarp (Bot.)
Pseudocrystalline
(adj.)
Pseudoisomerism
(Geol.)
Pseudolamination
(Geol.)
Pseudomorph (n.)
(Min.)
Pseudomorphism
(Geol.)
Pseudopodium (pl.
pseudopodia)
(Zool.)
Pseudosolution
(Chem.)
Pseudosymmetry
(n.)
Pseudosyncline
(Geol.)
Pseudovolcanic
(adj.)
Psilomelane (Min.)
Psophometer (Elec.
Comm.)

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Psychoanalysis
Psychological (adj.)
Psychology
Psychrometer =
hygrometer
(Meteor.)
Psychrometry
(Meteor.)
Pt (platinum)
(Chem.)
Pteridophyta (Bot.)
Ptolemaic System
(Astron.)
Ptomaine poisoning
Ptyalin (Zool.)
Pu (plutonium)
(Chem.)
Puberty
Public (adj.)
Public (n.)
Public address
system (Acous.)
Public cal office
(Teleph.)
Public domain
Public opinion
Public opinion
research
Public relations
Public safety
Public sale

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Public works (Civ.
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)Publication (n.
)Publicity (n.
)Publicize (v.
)Publish (v.
)Publisher (n.
Pucka = pukka
)(adj.
)Pucker (v.
)Puddle (Civ. Eng.
)Puddle (Met.
)Puddle (n.
)Puddle (v.
Puddle = puddle
)clay (Civ. Eng.

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)Puff (n.
)Puff (v.
)Pug-mill (Civ. Eng.
)Pug (n.
)Pug (v.
Pug hole
)Pugging (Civ. Eng.
)Puke (v.
)Puking (n.
)Pukka (adj.
Pull-in torque
)(Elec. Eng.
)Pull-lift (Civ. Eng.
)Pull-off (n.) (Eng.
)Pull-out (n.
)Pull-out (v.
Pull-out torque
)(Elec. Eng.
)Pull-over mill (Met.
)Pull-up (v.
)(n.
)(print.
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Pull ring
)Pull through (v.
)Pull up (n.
Pulled coil (Elec.
)Eng.
)Puller (n.
)Pulley (n.
)Pulley (turning
)lathe (Eng.
)Pulley block (Eng.
)Pulley boss (Eng.
Pulley bracket
)(Eng.
)Pulley idler (Eng.
Pulley, dead (or
)fixed
Pulley, grooved
Pulley, movable
Pulley, variable
speed
)Pulling jack (Eng.
Pulling stress
)(Eng.
)Pulmonary (adj.
)Pulmotor (n.
)Pulp (n.
)Pulp (v.
Pulp, wood
)Pulpwood (n.
Pulsatance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Pulsate (v.

Pulsating current
(Elec. Eng.)
Pulsating quantity
Pulsating spring
(Geol.)
Pulsating wave
Pulsation (n.)
Pulsation
dampener (Eng.)
Pulsation filter
Pulsator (n.)
Pulse-forming
network (Radio)
Pulse-jet (engine)
(Aero.)
Pulse-time
modulation (Radio)
Pulse (n.)
Pulse (n.) (Radio)
Pulse (v.)
Pulse amplifier
(Radio)
Pulse amplitude
(Phys.)
Pulse amplitude
modulation (Radio)
Pulse amplitude,
average (Phys.)
Pulse carrier
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Pulse code
modulation (Elec.
Comm.)
Pulse coder (Elec.
Comm.)
Pulse decay time
(Phys.)
Pulse demoder
(Elec. Comm.)
Pulse detector
(Radio)
Pulse
discriminator
(Radio)
Pulse duration
(Radio)
Pulse duration
modulation (Radio)
Pulse frequency
modulation (Radio)
Pulse frequency
spectrum (Radio)
Pulse front (Phys.)
Pulse generator
(Elec. Comm.)
Pulse height (Radio)
Pulse height
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discriminator
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Pulse height
)selector (Radio
Pulse interval
)(Elec. Comm.
Pulse ionization
)chamber (Phys.
Pulse jitter (Elec.
)Comm.
Pulse leading-edge
)(Phys.
)Pulse length (Radio
)Pulse mode (Radio
)Pulse moder (Radio
Pulse modulation
)(Radio
Pulse operation
)(Elec. Eng.
Pulse oscillator
)(Radio

Pulse phase
)modulation (Radio
Pulse polarizer
)(Eng.

Pulse position
)modulation (Radio

Pulse radio (Radio)

Pulse rate (Med.)
Pulse reflection
test (Elec. Comm.)

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(Elec. Comm.)
Pulse repetition
frequency (Radio)
Pulse repetition
period (Radio)
Pulse separation
(Elec. Comm.)
Pulse shaper
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Pulse signal (Radio)

Pulse spacing (or
separation) (Elec.
Comm.)
Pulse spike (Radio.)
Pulse trailing-edge
(Phys.)
Pulse train (Radio)
Pulse transformer
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Pulse valley (Phys.)

Pulse voltage

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Pulse width
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Pulse,
synchronizing
(Radio)
Pulsimeter (n.)
(Med.)
Pulsing key
(Teleph.)
Pulsometer (Eng.)
Pulsometer (Med.)
Pulsometer pump
(Eng.)
Pulverize (v.)
Pulverized-fuel
boiler (Eng.)
Pulverized-fuel
burner (Eng.)
Pulverized coal
(Eng.)
Pulverizer (n.)
Pulverulent (adj.)
Pumice (n.) (Geol.)
Pumice (v.)
Pumice powder
(Geol.)
Pumiceous (adj.)
Pumiceous
structure (Geol.)
Pumicite (n.) (Geol.)
Pummel = punner
(Civ. Eng.)
Pump-fed (adj.)
Pump (n.)

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rod (Eng.)
Pump (v.)
Pump
Pump
(Eng.)
Pump
Pump
Pump
Pump
(Eng.)
Pump

barrel (Eng.)
booster

Pump
Pump
(Eng.)
Pump
Pump

piston (Eng.)
plunger

bowl (Eng.)
delivery
efficiency
governor
out (v.)

priming
suction

Pump valve
Pump valve (Eng.)
Pump, air (Eng.)
Pump, centrifugal
(Eng.)
Pump, delivery
(Eng.)
Pump, diffusion
(Eng.)
Pump, feed (Eng.)
Pump, filter
Pump, force (Eng.)
Pump, fuel (Eng.)
Pump, hand

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Pump, lift (Eng.)
Pump, mud (Civ.
Eng.)

Pump, power (Eng.)

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Pump,
reciprocating (Eng.)

Pump, rotary (Eng.)

Pump, spray (Eng.)

Pump, suction
(Eng.)
Pump, vacuum
(Eng.)
Pump, vane
Pump, water
Pumphouse
Pumping (n.)
Pumping
equipment (Eng.)
Pumping plant
(Eng.)
Pumping speed
(Eng.)
Pumping station
(Eng.)
Pumping stroke
(Eng.)
Pumping unit
(Eng.)
Punch (Foundry)

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)Punch (v.
Punch and die
)block (Eng.
Punch card
Punch card
Punch plate

)Punch pliers (Eng.

)Punch press (Eng.

Punch tape
Punch, centre
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Punch, duplicating
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Punch, riveting
)(Eng.
)Punched (adj.
)Puncheon (mining
Puncheon (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Puncher (n.
)Puncher die (Eng.
)Punching (n.
Punching bear
)(Eng.
Punching machine
)(Eng.
Punching test
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)Punctual (adj.
Punctum
)proximum (Med.
Punctum remotum
)(Met.
Puncture-proof
)(adj.
Puncturewithstand test
)(Elec. Eng.
)Puncture (n.
)Puncture (v.
Puncture voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
)Pungent (adj.
)Punish (v.
)Punishment (n.
Punner (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Punning (n.
Pup tent
)Pupa (Zool.
)Pupil (n.
)Pupil (Zool.
)Puppet (or poppet
)valve (Eng.
Puppis (The Stern
)of the ship Argo
)(Astron.
)Purchase (n.
)Purchase (v.

Purchasing
department
Purchasing power
Pure (adj.)
Pure alcohol
(Chem.)
Pure continuous
waves (Radio)
Pure culture (Biol.)
Pure inductance
(Elec. Eng.)
Pure iron (Met.)
Pure mathematics
Pure metal (Met.)
Pure recurring
decimal (Maths.)
Pure resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Pure sciences
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Purple copper ore
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brick (Build.)
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Push-pull circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Push-pull
microphone
(Acous.)
Push-pull
oscillator (Elec.
Eng.)
Push-pull
transformer (Elec.
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Push rod (Eng.)
Push shovel (Civ.
Eng.)
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control (Elec. Eng.)
Pushbutton
operation
Pushbutton
receiver (Radio)
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(Radio)
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(Eng.)
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(or screw) (Aero.)
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)Pyramid (n.
)Pyramidal (adj.
Pyranometer
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)Pyrargyrite (Min.
Pyrex glass

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Pyrheliometer
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Pyrite (or iron
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Pyro-electric effect
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Pyrolytic cracking
)(Pet. Eng.
)Pyrolyze (v.
)(Chem.
)Pyromagnetic (adj.
)(Phys.
Pyrometamorphism
)(Geol.
)Pyrometer (Phys.
Pyrometric cones
Pyrometry
Pyron detector
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Pyrophoric alloys
)(Met.
Pyrophoric fuel
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Pyrophoric powder
Pyrophosphoric
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Pyroxilin (or
)guncotton) (Chem.
= Pyrrhotite
magnetic pyrite
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Pythagoras (or
)Pythagorean
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Pyxis Nautica (The
Mariners
)Compass) (Astron.
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Q-demodulator
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)Q-electron (Chem.
Q-factor (Elec.
)Eng.

Q-gasoline (Pet.
Eng.)
Q-point =
quiescent point
(Electronics)
Q-shell (Chem.)
Q-signal (Telev.)
Q = magnification
factor (Radio)
Q = quality factor
(Electronics)
Q.E.D. (quod erat
demonstrandum)
(Maths.)
Q.E.F. (quod erat
faciendum) (Maths.)
Q.F. guns (quickfiring guns) (Mil.)
q.v. (quod vide)
Quad (v.)
Quad = quadrat
(n.) (Typog.)
Quad antenna
(Radio)
Quad cable (Elec.
Eng.)
Quadra (Arch.)
Quadrangle
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Quadrant dividers
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Quadrant
electrometer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Quadrantal (adj.
Quadrantal (or
reduced) bearing
)(Surv.
Quadrantal angle
Quadrantal
)deviation (Naut.
Quadrantal
spherical triangle
)(Maths.
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Quadratic (or
tetragonal) system
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Quadratic
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Quadratic
expression (Maths.)
Quadratic formula
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Quadratic function
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Quadratic surd
(Maths.)
Quadratic
trinomial (Maths.)
Quadratics (Maths.)
Quadratix (Maths.)
Quadrature
(Astron.)
Quadrature
(Geom.)
Quadrature (or
reactive)
component (Elec.
Eng.)
Quadrature
current (Elec. Eng.)
Quadrature
detector (Elec.
Eng.)
Quadrature of a
circle (Maths.)
Quadrature
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Eng.)
Quadre-foil (Arch.)
Quadrennium (n.)
Quadric (adj.)
(Maths.)
Quadric (n.)
Quadric conical
surface (Maths.)
Quadric curve (or
surface) (Maths.)
Quadrilateral (n.)
Quadrilateral,
regular (Geom.)
Quadrille paper
Quadrillion
Quadrimolecular
(adj.) (Chem.)
Quadrinomial (n.,
adj.) (Maths.)
Quadripartite (adj.)
Quadripolar (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Quadripole (Elec.
Comm.)
Quadrivalent =
tetravalent (adj.)
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Quadruplephantom circuit
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Quadrupole
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)Quake-proof (adj.
)Quake (n.
)Quake (v.
)Qualification (n.
Qualification test
)Qualified (adj.
)Qualify (v.

Qualitative (adj.)
Qualitative
analysis (Chem.)
Qualitative test
(Chem.)
Quality (Acous.)
Quality (n.)
Quality booster
(Pet. Eng.)
Quality control
(Eng.)
Quality factor
(Eng.)
Quality standard
Quality, top
Quanta (pl. of
quantum) (Phys.)
Quantic (n.)
(Maths.)
Quantifiable (adj.)
Quantify (v.)
Quantised (or
quantized) (adj.)
(Phys.)
Quantitative (adj.)
Quantitative
analysis (Chem.)
Quantitative
estimation
Quantity (n.)
Quantity
determination =
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electricity (Elec.
Eng.)
Quantity of heat
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Quantity of light
(Illum.)
Quantity of relief
(Geog.)
Quantity
sensitivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Quantity unit
(Phys., Maths.)
Quantity, scalar
(Mech.)
Quantity, vector
(Mech.)
Quantization
(Phys.)
Quantization
distortion (Elec.
Eng.)
Quantization of
signals (Elec.
Comm.)
Quantized (adj.)
(Phys.)
Quantometer
(Electronics)
Quantum (n.)
(Phys.)
Quantum
condition (Phys.)

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discontinuity
(Phys.)
Quantum
efficiency (Chem.)
Quantum jump
(Phys.)
Quantum limit
(Light)

Quantum number,
principal (Chem.)

Quantum number,
secondary (Chem)

Quantum number,
spin (Chem.)
Quantum statistics
(Phys.)
Quantum theory
(Phys.)
Quantum voltage
(Phys.)
Quantum yield
(Phys., Chem.)
Quaquaversal
(adj.) (Geol.)
Quarantine (n.)
Quarantine (v.)
Quarrel (Build.)
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Quarrel (v.)

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= Quarrier
)quarryman (n.
)Quarry-faced (adj.
)(Build.
)Quarry (n.
)Quarry (v.
Quart
Quarter-phase
)system (Elec. Eng.
Quarter-size
drawing
Quarter-twist belt
)(Eng.
Quarter-wave
)antenna (Radio
Quarter-wave plate
)(light
)Quarter (n.
)Quarter (v.
Quarter bend
)(Plumb.
Quarter elliptic
)spring (Auto.
Quarter sawing
Quarter, first
)(Astron.
Quarter0turn belt
)(Eng.
)Quartered (adj.


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)Quartering (Chem.
)Quartering (Eng.
)Quartering (n.
)Quarterly (adj.
)Quarterly (adv.
)Quartermaster (n.
)Quartic (adj.
)(Maths.
Quartic curve
)(Maths.
= Quartic equation
biquadratic
)equation (Maths.
)Quartile (adj.
)Quartile (n.
Quartz-diorite
)(Geol.
)Quartz (crystal
)oscillator (Radio
)Quartz (Min.
Quartz basalt
)(Geol.
Quartz cement
Quartz clock (Elec.
)Eng.
Quartz crystal
)(Radio

)Quartz filter (Radio

)Quartz lens (Optics

Quartz resonator
(Radio)
Quartz
thermometer
(Electronics)
Quartzite (Geol.)
Quartzose (adj.)
(Geol.)
Quasar
(quasistellar)
(Astron.)
Quasi-arc welding
(Eng.)
Quasi-conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Quasi-dielectric
(Elec. Eng.)
Quasi-duplex
(Elec. Eng.)
Quasi-optical
waves
Quasi-stable state
(Elec. Eng.)
Quaternary (adj.)
Quaternary alloy
(Met.)
Quaternary
compound (Chem.)
Quaternary era
(Geol.)
Quatrefoil (Build.)
Quay (Civ. Eng.)

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)Queen-post (Build.
Queen-post roof
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)Queen bolt (Carp.
)Quell (v.
)Quench (Met.
)Quench (v.
Quench circuit
)(Radio
Quench crack
)(Met.
Quench tower (Pet.
)Eng.
Quenched-spark
)converter (Radio
Quenched spark
)(Radio
Quenched spark
)gap (Radio
Quenched steel
)(Met.
)Quenching (Met.
)Quenching (Radio.
Quenching bath
)(Met.
Quenching circuit
)(Radio
Quenching curve
)(Met.
Quenching
)frequency (Radio

Quenching oil
(Met.)
Quenching
oscillator (Radio)
Quenching trough
(Met.)
Quercus (Bot.)
Quern (n.)
Query (n.)
Query (v.)
Quest
Question (n.)
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Queue (n.)
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Quick-break
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Quick-burning
composition
(Chem.)
Quick-firing gun
(Mil.)
Quick-freeze (v.)
Quick-levelling
head (Surv.)
Quick-pitch screw
(Eng.)
Quick-release
mechanism (Eng.)
Quick-release
valve (Eng.)

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motion (Eng.)
Quick-set(ting)
level (Surv.)
Quick-setting
cement (Civ. Eng.)
Quick (adj.)
Quick assets
Quick curve
Quick drying oil
Quick feed (Eng.)
Quick gouge (Carp.)
Quick ground
Quick make-andbreak switch (Elec.
Eng.)
Quick ore (Mining)
Quick0sweep (adj.
(Build.)
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Quicking (Elec.
Eng.)
Quicklime (Chem.)
Quicksand
Quicksilver (Min.)
Quiescence (n.)
Quiescent (adj.)

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(Radio)

Quiescent carrier
modulation (Radio)

Quiescent current
(Thermions)
Quiescent load
(Eng.)
Quiescent
operating point
(Elec. Eng.)
Quiescent period
(Eng.)
Quiescent point
(Eng.)
Quiescent pushpull amplifier
(Elec. Comm.)
Quiescent volcano
(Geol.)
Quiet (adj.)
Quiet automatic
gain control (Radio)
Quiet automatic
volume control
(Radio)
Quiet running
(Eng.)
Quill (Eng.)
Quill (n.)
Quill (v.)
Quill bearing (Eng.)
Quill drive (Eng.)

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)Quinary alloy (Met.
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Quindecagon
)(Geom.
)Quinine (Chem.
Quinquepartite
)(adj.
= Quinquevalent
)pentavalent (adj.
)(Chem.
Quintal
Quintescence
)(Chem.
)Quintic (adj.
)(Maths.
Quintic curve
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Quintic equation
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)Quirk (n.
)Quit (v.
)Quite (adv.
)Quittance (n.
)Quiver (n.
Quiver (v.
)Quiz (n.
)Quiz (v.
)Quoin (Build.
)Quoin (Eng.
)Quorum (n.
)Quota (n.
)Quotation (n.
)Quote (v.
)Quotidian (adj.
)Quotient (n.
)(Maths.
Quotient,
intelligence
)Ra (radium
)(Chem.
)Rabatment (Maths.
)Rabbet (n.) (Carp.
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Rabbetted lock
)(Carp.
)Rabbit (Civ. Eng.
)Rabbit (Mil.
)Rabbit (Phys.
)Rabbit (Zool.
)Rabble (Met.
)Rabble (n.
)Rabble (nv
)Rabbling hole (Met.
Rabetting plane
)(Carp.
)Rabies (Med.
)Race (Biol.
)Race (Eng.
)Race (Eng.
)Race (Hyd.
)Race (n.
)Race (v.
)Race, ball (Eng.
)Race, inner (Eng.
)Race, outer (Eng.
)Raceme (Bot.
)Raceme (Chem.
)Racemic (adj.
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Racemization
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)Raceway (Eng.
)Raceway (Hyd.
Racial immunity
)(Med.
Rack-and-pinion)drive (Eng.
Rack-and-pinion)gear (Eng.
Rack-and-pinion
)(Eng.
Rack-and-pinion
steering gear
)(Auto.
)Rack-feed (Eng.
)Rack-rail (Eng.
Rack-railway (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rack (Chem.
)Rack (Eng.
)Rack (Meteor.
)Rack (n.
)Rack (Photog.
)Rack (v.
)Rack rent (n.
)Rack rent (v.
)Rack saw (Eng.
)Rack wheel (Eng.
Rack, baggage
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)Rack, helical (Eng.
Rack, loading
)(Eng.
Racked timbering
)(Carp.
)Racket (n.
)Racket (v.
)Racking (Eng.
)Racking (Mining
Racking course
)(Civ. Eng.
Racon (radar
)beacon) (Radio
)Rad (Phys.
Radar (radio
detection and
)ranging) (Radio
)Radar aerial (Radio
Radar altimeter
)(Aero.
Radar astronomy
)(Astron.

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Radar beacon
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)(Radio
Radar conspicuous
)(adj.
Radar control
)(Radio
)Radar dish (Radio
)Radar echo (Radio
Radar emitter
)(Radio.
Radar fence
Radar homing
)(Radio
Radar horizon
)(Radio
Radar indicator
)(Aero.
Radar photograph
)(Radio
)Radar plot (Radio

)Radar pulse (Radio

)Radar range (Radio

Radar receiver
)(Radio

)Radar relay (Radio

Radar resolution
)(Radio

Radar scan (Radio)

Radar set (Radio)
Radar sonde
(Radio)
Radar station
(Radio)
Radar storm
detection (Meteor.)
Radar system
(Radio)
Radar transmitter
(Radio)
Radar transmitter
(Radio)
Radar, airborne
(Aero.)
Radar, continuous
wave (Aero.)
Radar, Doppler
(Aero.)
Radar, early
warning (Radio)
Radarman
Radarscope =
radar screen
(Radio)
Raddle = hematite
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(radioactivity
detection,
identification, and
computation)
(Phys.)
Radiac computer
(Electronic)
Radiac set
(Electronics)
Radiac set
(Electronics)
Radial-flow turbine
(Eng.)
Radial-sett paving
(Civ. Eng.)
Radial (adj.)

Radial acceleration
(Mech.)
Radial arm (Eng.)
Radial arm saw
(Eng.)
Radial axle (Eng.)
Radial bearing
(Eng.)

Radial blade (Eng.)

Radial clearance
(Eng.)

Radial commutator
(Elec. Eng.)

Radial component
(Mech.)
Radial
displacement
(Mech.)
Radial drainage
pattern (Civ. Eng.)
Radial drilling
machine (Eng.)
Radial duct (Civ.
Eng.)
Radial engine
(Eng.)
Radial fault (Geol.)
Radial
Radial
Radial
Radial

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gate (Hyd.)
hole
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Radial paddle
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Radial quantum
number (Chem.)

Radial slot

Radial strip (Eng.)

Radial symmetry
(Eng.)

Radial valve gear

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Radian frequency
)(Elec. Comm.
Radian per second
)(Mech.
Radian, solid
)(Geom.
)Radiance (Illum.
Radiant-arc
)furnace (Elec. Eng.
)Radiant (adj.
Radiant (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
Radiant energy
)(Phys.
)Radiant flux (Phys.
Radiant flux
)density (Phys.
Radiant heat
)(Phys.
Radiant heating
)(Elec. Eng.
Radiant intensity
)(Phys.
Radiant matter
)(Phys.
Radiant point
)(Astron.

Radiant power
(Phys.)
Radiant tube (Eng.)
Radiant type boiler
(Eng.)
Radiate (adj.)
Radiate (Phys.)
Radiate (v.)
Radiated (adj.)
Radiating circuit
(Radio)
Radiating gills
(Eng.)
Radiating surface
(Phys.)
Radiation (Med.)
Radiation (Phys.)
Radiation belt
(Phys.)
Radiation
chemistry
Radiation
coefficient (Phys.)
Radiation constant
(Phys.)
Radiation counter
(Electronics)
Radiation damage
(Med., Phys.)
Radiation dosage
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efficiency (Radio)
Radiation factor
(Phys.)
Radiation field
(Phys.)
Radiation hazard
Radiation height
(Radio)
Radiation
impedance (Acous.)
Radiation logging
(Phys.)
Radiation losses
Radiation of heat
(Phys.)
Radiation of light
(Phys.)
Radiation pattern
(Radio)
Radiation potential
(Phys.)
Radiation power
(Phys.)
Radiation pressure
(Phys.)
Radiation
pyrometer (Phys.)
Radiation rate
(Phys.)
Radiation
resistance (Radio,
Acous.)

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(Phys.)
Radiation sickness
(Med)
Radiation stability
(Phys.)
Radiation survey
meter (Phys.)
Radiation therapy
Radiation, atomic
(Phys.)
Radiation,
characteristic
(Phys.)
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(Phys.)
Radiation, hard
Radiation, heat
(Phys.)
Radiation, leakage
Radiator (Eng.,
Phys.)
Radiator bracket
(Eng.)
Radiator cowl
(Eng.)
Radiator drain
cock (Eng.)
Radiator grille
(Eng.)
Radiator reservoir
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Radiator, cellular
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(Eng.)
Radiator,
honeycomb (Eng.)
Radiator, isotropic
(Eng.)
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Radical (Maths.)
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Radical axis
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Radical centre
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Radical change
Radical expression
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Radical plane
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Radical quantity
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Radicand (Maths.)
Radicel (or radicle)
(Bot.)
Radii (pl. of radius)
(Maths.)
Radio- (Phys.,
Chem.)
Radio-controlled
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alternator (Radio)
Radio-frequency
amplifier (Radio)
Radio-frequency
choke (Radio)
Radio-frequency
coil (Radio)
Radio-frequency
converter (Radio)
Radio-frequency
current (Radio)
Radio-frequency
generator (Radio)
Radio-frequency
harmonic (Radio)
Radio-frequency
heating (Phys.)
Radio-frequency
interference (Radio)
Radio-frequency
oscillator (Radio)
Radio-frequency
pulse (Radio)
Radio-frequency
resistance (Radio)
Radio-frequency
transformer (Radio)
Radio-goniometer
station (Radio)
Radio-photo
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Radiophotoluminescence
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Radio-range
)beacon (Radio
Radio-range
)station (Radio
Radio-television
Radio-tellurium
)(Chem.
)Radio (adj.
Radio (n.) (Elec.
)Comm.
)Radio (v.
)Radio aids (Radio
Radio alignment
)(Radio
Radio altimeter
)(Aero.
Radio antenna
)(Radio
Radio astronomy
)(astron.
Radio beacon
)(Radio
)Radio beam (Radio
Radio bearing
)(Radio
)Radio bomb (Mil.

Radio broadcast
(n.)
Radio broadcast (v.)
Radio broadcasting
station (Radio)
Radio call signal
(Radio)
Radio channel
(Radio)
Radio circuit
(Radio)
Radio compass
(Aero.)
Radio contact
(Radio)
Radio control
(Radio)
Radio detector
(Radio)
Radio diffusion
(Radio)
Radio direction
and range finding
= radar (Radio)
Radio direction
finder = radio
compass (Radio)
Radio directional
bearing (Radio)
Radio echo (Radio)
Radio engineering
Radio exchange
(Radio)

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Radio field (Radio)
Radio field
intensity (Radio)
Radio fix (Aero.,
Naut.)
Radio frequency
(Radio)
Radio goniometer
(Radio)
Radio gramophone
(Elec. Eng.)
Radio guidance
system (Radio)
Radio homing
(Radio)
Radio horizon
(Radio)
Radio intercept
station (Radio)
Radio interference
(Radio)
Radio jamming
(Radio)
Radio link (Radio)
Radio loop (Aero.)
Radio marker
beacon (Radio)
Radio mast (Radio,
Aero.)
Radio mechanic
(Elec. Eng.)

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(Naut., Aero.)
Radio net (Radio)
Radio noise (Radio)
Radio noise field
intensity (Radio)
Radio noise
suppressor (Radio)
Radio operator
Radio position
finding (Radio)
Radio proximity
fuse
Radio range (Radio)
Radio receiver
(Radio)
Radio reception
(Radio)
Radio relay station
(Radio)
Radio relay system
(Radio)
Radio set (Radio)
Radio shielding
(Radio)
Radio signal (Radio)
Radio silence,
international
(Radio)

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spectrometer
(Radio)
Radio spectrum
(Radio)
Radio station
Radio station
interference (Radio)
Radio storm (Radio)
Radio system
(Radio)
Radio technology
(Radio)
Radio time signals
(Radio)
Radio tracking
(Astronautics)
Radio
transmission
(Phys.)
Radio transmitter
(Radio)
Radio transparent
(adj.)
Radio trouble
(Radio)
Radio valve
(Electronics)
Radio wave (Radio)
Radio wave
distortion (Radio)

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propagation
(Radio, Phys.)
Radio window
(Phys., Radio)
Radioactinium
(Chem.)
Radioaction =
radioactivity
Radioactive (adj.)
Radioactive age
determination
(Phys.)
Radioactive
anomaly (Geol.)
Radioactive carbon
Radioactive chain
(Phys.)
Radioactive
constant (Phys.)
Radioactive
constituents (Geol.)
Radioactive debris
(Phys.)
Radioactive decay
(Phys., Geol.)
Radioactive
deposit (Geol.)
Radioactive
disintegration
(Phys., Geol.)

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Radioactive dust
(Geol.)
Radioactive
elements (Chem.)
Radioactive
emanation (Chem.)
Radioactive
emission (Phys.)
Radioactive
equilibrium (Phys.)
Radioactive family
(Chem.)
Radioactive halflife (Phys.)
Radioactive iodine
(Chem.)
Radioactive
isotopes (Phy.,
Chem.)
Radioactive
nuclide (Chem.)
Radioactive
product (Phys.,
Chem.)
Radioactive rays
(Phys.)
Radioactive series
(Phys., Chem.)
Radioactive
standard (Phys.)
Radioactive
substance (Chem.)

Radioactive tracer
(Med., Eng.)
Radioactivity
(Phys.)
Radioactivity,
artificial (Phys.)
Radioactivity,
induced (Phys.)
Radioautograph
(Chem.)
Radiobiology (Biol.)
Radiocarbon
(Chem.)
Radiocarbon
dating (Phys.,
Chem.)
Radiochemistry
Radiocolloid
(Chem.)
Radioconductor
(Phys.)
Radioelement
(Chem.)
Radiofacsimile
(Radio)
Radiogenic (Phys.)
Radiogram (Radio)
Radiograph
Radiograph (Radio)
Radioisotope
(Chem.)

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Radiolarian earth
)(Geol.
Radiolarian rocks
)(Geol.
Radiolitic
structure (Pet.
)Eng.
Radiolocation
)(Radio
Radiologic safety
)(Med.
)Radiology (Med.
Radioluminescence
)(Phys.
)Radiolysis (Chem.
Radiometallography
)(Met.
Radiometeorograph
)(Radio
)Radiometer (Phys.
Radiometer
)acoustic (Acous.
Radiometer,
)Crookes (Phys.
Radiomicrometer
)(Phys.
)Radion (Phys.

Radionics =
electronics
Radiopaque (adj.)
Radioparent (adj.)
Radiophare = radio
beacon (Radio)
Radiophone (Radio)
Radiophotograph
(Radio)
Radioresistance
(Phys.)
Radioscope =
fluoroscope
(Radio., Phys.)
Radiosensitivity
(Phys.)
Radiosonde (Radio,
Meteor.)
Radiotelegram
(Radio)
Radiotelegraphy
(Radio)
Radiotelephone
(Radio)
Radiotelephony
(Radio)
Radiotelescope
(Radio)
Radiotherapy
(Med.)
Radiothermolumine
scence (Phys.)

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Radiothorium
)(Chem.
)Radiovision (Telev.
)Radium (Ra
)(Chem.
Radium emanation
)(Phys., Med.
Radium lead
)(Chem.
Radium minerals
)(Min.
)Radium ores (Min.
Radium salts
)(Chem.
= Radium series
uranium radium
)series (Chem.
)Radius (Maths.
)Radius (Mech.
)Radius (Zool.

)Radius arm (Mech.

)
(

)Radius bend (Eng.

Radius brick
)(Build.

) ( )Radius gauge (Eng.

Radius of a circle
)(Maths.
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Radius of a sphere
(Maths.)
Radius of action
(Aero., Naut.)
Radius of bend
(Eng.)
Radius of
curvature (Maths.,
Phys.)
Radius of
explosion (Mil)
Radius of gyration
(Maths.)
Radius of influence
Radius of inversion
(Maths.)
Radius of turn =
turning radius
(Eng.)
Radius of visibility
(Phys.)
Radius rod (Eng.)
Radius vector
(Astron.)
Radius vector
(Maths.)
Radix (Bot.)
Radix (Maths.)
Radix fraction
(Maths.)
Radix point
(Maths.)
Radome (radar
dome) (Aero.)

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)Raffinose (Chem.
)Raft (Naut.
Raft bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
Raft foundation
)(Civ. Eng.
Raft, pneumatic
)Rafted ice (Geol.
)Rafter (n.) (Build.
)Rafter (v.
Rafter, common
)(Build.
)Rafter, hip (Build.
)Rag-bolt (Eng.
)Rag-work (Build.
)Rag (Geol.
)Rag (n.
)Rag (v.
)Rag (v.

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)Rag wheel (Eng.
Ragged edge
)Ragging (Mining
)Ragstone (Geol.
)Raid (n.) (Mil.
)Raid (v.
)Raider (n.

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Rail-rolling mill
)(Eng.
)Rail (n.
)Rail (Railways
)Rail (v.
Rail bender = rail
bending machine
)(Eng.
Rail bond (Elec.
)Eng.
Rail fence
Rail gauge
)(Railways
)Rail mill (Eng.
)Rail post (Carp.
)Rail roading (n.
)Rail saw (Eng.
)Rail steel (Met.
)Rail test (Eng.
Rail tie = sleeper
)(Railways

Rail transportation
Rail, flanged
)(Railways
Rail, guard
)(Railways

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)Railing (Build.
)Railing (Railways
Railroad = railway

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Railway car
Railway curve (Cit.
)Eng.
Railway junction
)(Railways
Railway pen
Railway signalling
Railway station
)(railways
Railway tie
)(Railways
Railway track
Railway train
)(Railways
Railway transit
)(Survey.
Railway van
Railway, electric

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Rain-making
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)Rain (n.

)Rain (v.

)Rain chart (Meteor.

= Rain cloud
nimbus cloud
)(Meteor.

)Rain erosion (Geol.

Rain gauge
)(Meteor.

Rain pillar (Geol.)

Rain prints (Geol.)
Rain rills
Rain shadow
(Geog.)
Rain spell (Meteor.)
Rain, ash
Rain, cyclonic
(Meteor.)
Rain, eruption
(Geol.)
Rain, orographic
(Meteor.)
Rainbow (n.)
Rainbow colours
(Phys.)
Rainbow, primary
(Meteor.)
Rainbow,
secondary (Meteor.)
Raincoat
Raindrop (n.)
Raindrop impact
(Geol.)
Rainfall (Meteor.)
Rainpour (Meteor.)
Rainproof (adj.)
Rainstorm (Meteor.)
Raintight (adj.)
Rainwash (Geol.)

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Rainwater pipe
)(Build.
)Rainy (adj.
Rainy day
Rainy season
)(Meteor.
)Raise (n.
)Raise (v.
)Raised (adj.
Raised beach
)(Geol.
Raised face
Raised water-level
Raiser = riser
)(Build.
)Raising (n.
)(Mining
Raising hammer
)(Eng.
)Raising legs (Eng.
)Rake (Agric.
)Rake (Agric.
)Rake (Mil.
)Rake (Mining.
)Rake (n.) (Eng.
)Rake (v.) (Eng.
)Rake angle (Eng.
Rake moulding
)(Eng.









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)Rake, drill (Eng.
Rake, negative
)(Eng.
Rake, positive
)(Eng.
)Rake teeth (Eng.
Raking pile (Civ.
)Eng.
Raking prop (or
)shore) (Mining
)Rally (n.
)Rally (v.
Ram-air turbine
)(Eng.
)Ram (adj.
)Ram (Astron.
)Ram (n.) (Eng.
)Ram (v.
)Ram air (Aero.
)Ram head (Eng.
)Ram intake (Aero.
Ram, hydraulic
)(Eng.
Rams horn hook
)(Eng.
Rams horn test
)(Eng.

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)(Phys.
)Ramble (n.
)Ramble (v.
)Ramification (n.
)Ramiform (adj.
)Ramify (v.
)Ramjet (Engine
Rammed concrete
)(Build.
)Rammer (Build.
Rammer, hand
)(Civ. Eng.
)Ramming (n.
Ramming material
)Ramose (adj.
)Ramp (Civ. Eng.
Ramp floor
Ramp pressure
)(Eng.
Ramp valley = rift
)valley (Geol.
Rampant arch
)(Arch.
)Rampart (n.
Ramsden eyepiece
)(Optics
)Rance (Build.
)Ranch (n.
)Rancid (adj.
Rancid oil
Rancidity



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)Randkluft (Geol.
Random-incidence
sensitivity
)Random (adj.
Random
distribution
Random error
)(Maths.
Random event
Random motion
Random noise
)(Acous.
Random
)orientation (Phys.
Random response
)(Acous.
Random sample
Random sampling
Random sensitivity
Random sequence
Random winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Raney nickel
)(Chem.
Raneys alloy
)(Chem.
)Rang (Geol.
)Range (Geol.
)Range (n.
)Range (v.

Range adjusting
Range beacon =
radio range (Aero.)
Range correction
Range
determination
Range deviation
Range dial
Range elevation
Range error (Surv.)
Range estimation
Range indicator
Range lines (Civ.
Eng.)
Range marks
(Naut.)
Range of audibility
(Acous.)
Range of engine
speed (Eng.)
Range of lost
strata (Geol.)
Range of
mountains (Geol.)
Range of sound
(Acous.)
Range of speed
(Eng.)
Range of stability
(Mech.)
Range of stress
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temperature (Phys.)
Range of visibility
(Meteor.)
Range of vision
(Med.)
Range oil (Pet,
Eng.)
Range pole =
ranging pole (Surv.)
Range quadrant
(Surv.)
Range setting gear
(Eng.)
Range straggling
(Phys.)
Range tracking
(Radio)
Range, boiling (Pet.
Eng.)
Range, close
Range, distillation
(Pet. Eng.)
Range, gas
Range, long
Range, maximum
(Aero.)
Range, short
Range, true
Range0height
indicator
(Electronics)

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)Ranging (adj.
)Ranging (n.
)Ranging (Surv.
Ranging rod (or
)staff) (Surv.
)Ranidae (Zool.
)Rank (adj.
)Rank (n.
)Rank (v.
Rank correlation
)(Maths.
Rank of coal
)(Chem.
Rank of
determinant
)(Maths.
Rank wildcat (Pet.
)Eng.
Rankine
(temperature) scale
)(Phys.
Rankine cycle
)(Eng.
)Ransack (v.
)Ransom (n.
)Ransom (v.
)Rap (n.

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Rapeseed oil = cole
oil = colza oil
Raphia = raffia
Rapid-curing
)asphalt (Pet. Eng.
Rapid-hardening
)cement (Civ. Eng.
)Rapid (adj.
Rapid service
Rapid shutter
)(Photog.
Rapidity of lens
)(Photog.
)Rapids (Geol.
)Rapper (Mining.
)Rapper (n.
Rapper plate
)(Foundry
)Rapping (n.
)(Foundry
Rapping bar
)(Foundry
Rapping hole
)(Foundry
Rapping mallet
)(foundry
)Rapport (n.
)Rare (adj.
Rare earth
)elements (Chem.


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)(Chem.
Rare gases = inert
)gases (Chem.
Rare medium
)(Phys.
Rare metals
)(Chem.
)Rarefaction (Phys.
)Rarefied (adj.
)Rarefy (v.) (Phys.
)Rarely (adv.
)Rarity (n.
)Rase = raze (v.
)Rash (Med.
)Rashing (Mining
)Rasorite (Min.

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)Rasp (v.
)Rasp cut (Eng.
)Rasp punch (Eng.
)Raster (Telev.
Rat-tail burner
)(Phys., Chem.
)Rat-tail file (Eng.

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)Ratch (v.

Ratchet-gear
coupling (Eng.)
Ratchet and pawl
(Eng.)
Ratchet brace
(Eng.)

Ratchet drill (Eng.)

Ratchet feed (Eng.)

Ratchet jack (Eng.)

Ratchet lever (Eng.)

Ratchet motion
(Eng.)

Ratchet pawl (Eng.)

Ratchet screwdriver (Eng.)
Ratchet spanner
(or wrench) (Eng.)
Ratchet wheel
Rate (n.)
Rate (v.)
Rate control
Rate indicator
(Aero.)
Rate of advance
Rate of ascent
(Aero.)
Rate of change
(Phys.)

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Rate of charging
(Elec. Eng.)
Rate of circulation
Rate of climb
(Aero.)
Rate of
combustion
(Chem.)
Rate of deposition
(Elec. Eng.)
Rate of descent
(Aero.)

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Rate of exhaustion

Rate of fall (Mech.)

Rate of flow
Rate of fuel
consumption
Rate of gas
diffusion (Phys.)
Rate of heat flow
(Phys.)
Rate of inflow
Rate of interest
Rate of oxidation

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Rate of penetration

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Rate of pitch (Aero.)

Rate of production
(Eng.)
Rate of roll (Aero.)

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Rate of spread
(Civ. Eng.)
Rate of turn (Aero.)
Rate of voltage rise
(Elec. Eng.)
Rate of yaw (Aero.)
Rate per annum
Rate percent
Rate receiver
(Radio,
Astrophysics)
Rate, charging
(Elec. Eng.)
Rate, coordinate
(Maths.)
Rate, daily delivery
Rate, discount
Rate, drilling (Civ.
Eng.)
Rate, piece
Rate, reaction
(Chem.)
Rate, shearing
(Eng.)
Rate, supply
Rateable value
Rated (adj.)
Rated altitude
(Aero.)
Rated blowingcurrent (Elec. Eng.)

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Rated breakingcapacity (Elec.
Eng.)
Rated capacity
(Elec. Eng.)
Rated current
(Elec. Eng.)
Rated engine
speed (Aero.)
Rated horse-power
(Eng.)
Rated input (Eng.)
Rated load (Eng.)
Rated makingcapacity (Elec.
Eng.)
Rated output (Eng.)
Rated potential
(Eng.)
Rated power (Eng.)
Rated voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Ratemeter (Eng.)
Rather (adv.)
Ratification (n.)
Ratify (v.)
Rating (Eng.)
Rating (n.)
Rating apparatus
(Eng.)

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Rating curve

Rating flume (Hyd.)

Rating nut (Eng.)
Rating, anti-knock
(Pet. Eng.)

Rating, continuous
Rating, efficiency
(Eng.)
Rating, engine
(Eng.)

Rating, intermittent
Rating, octane
(Pet. Eng.)

Rating, penetration
Ratings

Ratio (Maths.)
Ratio arms (Elec.
)
Eng.)
(""
Ratio detector
(Elec. Eng.)

Ratio error (Elec.
Eng.)
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Ratio meter (Phys.)

Ratio of
compression (Eng.)

Ratio of conversion
(or transformation)
(Elec. Eng.)

Ratio of deflection
Ratio of equality
Ratio of expansion
(Phys.)
Ratio of greater
inequality (Maths.)
Ratio of less
inequality (Maths.)
Ratio of similitude
(Maths.)
Ratio of
slenderness (Civ.
Eng.)
Ratio of
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Ratio paper
Ratio, air-fuel
(Eng.)
Ratio, aspect
(Aero.)
Ratio, compression
(Eng.)
Ratio, cross
(Maths.)
Ratio, direct
(Maths.)
Ratio, drive (Eng.)
Ratio, equilibrium
Ratio, expansion
(Phys.)

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Ratio, gear (Eng.)
Ratio, geometrical
Ratio, harmonic
(Maths.)
Ratio, inverse
(Maths.)
Ratio, lift-drag
(Aero.)
Ratio, mixture
Ratio, pressure
Ratio, signal-tonoise (Radio)
Ratio, thickness
(Aero.)
Ratio,
transformation
(Elec. Eng.)
Ratio, transformer
(Elec. Eng.)
Ratio, velocity
(Mech.)
Ration (n.)
Ration (v.)
Rational (adj.)
Rational (maths.)
Rational algebraic
function (Maths.)
Rational
expression (Maths.)

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)(Maths.
Rational function
)(Maths.
Rational horizon
)(Surv.
Rational integral
)function (Maths.
Rational number
)(Maths.
Rational quantity
)(Maths.
Rationalism
)(Maths.
)Rationalism (n.
)Rationality (n.
Rationalization
)(Maths.
)Rationalization (n.
)Rationalize (v.
)Rationalize (v.
Rationalized
= system of units
mksa system
)(Phys., Eng.
)Ratlines (Naut.
)Rattle (Acous.
)Rattle (n.
)Rattle (v.
)Ravage (n.
)Ravage (v.
)Ravelling (n.

Ravelling = fretting
)(Civ. Eng.
) (
)Ravine (Geol.
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)Ravinement (Geol.
)Raw (adj.
)Raw coal (Mining
Raw data
Raw distillate (Pet.
)Eng.

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)Raw gas (Pet. Eng.

Raw material
)Raw ore (Mining.
Raw salt (or
)saltpeter) (Chem.

)Raw spirit (Chem.

)Raw steel (Met.
Raw stock
Raw water
Rawhide
Rawhide hammer
)(Eng.

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Rawlplug (Civ.
)Eng.
)Ray-filter (Photog.
)Ray (n.) (Phys.
)Ray of light (Light
Ray path
Ray tracing
Ray, incident
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)(Phys.
Ray, refracted
)(Phys.
Ray, seismic
)(Geophysics
Rayleigh
)distillation (Chem.
Rayleigh
refractometer
)(Phys.
)Rayon (adj.
)Rayon (n.) (Chem.
Rays, (Roentgen or
)X) (Phys.
Rays, actinic
)(Photog.
)Rays, alpha (Phys.
)Rays, beta (Phys.
Rays, cathode
)(Phys.
Rays, gamma
)(Phys.
)Rays, hard (Phys.
Rays, infra red
)(Phys.
Rays, ultra-violet
)(Phys.
)Raze (v.) (Civ. Eng.
)Razor (n.
Razor blade

Razor stone =
novaculite (Geol.)

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Rb (rubidium)
(Chem.)
Re-creation (n.)
Re-cut file (Eng.)
Re-echo (v.)
Re-enforce =
reinforce (v.)
.
Re-entrant angle
:
(Maths.)
180
Re-entrant
oscillator (Elec.
Eng.)

Re-entry
(Astronautics)
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Re-entry (n.)
Re-entry corridor
(Astronautics)
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Re-entry trajectory
(Astronautics)
Re-entry vehicle
(Astronautics)
Re-export (v.)

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Re-ignition voltage
(Electronics)

Re-light (n.) (Aero.)

Re-light (v.)
Re-radiation
(Phys., Radio)

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Re-recording
(Acous.)
Re-refined oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Re (rhenium)
(Chem.)
Reabsorb (v.)
Reach (n.)
Reach (v.)
React (v.)
Reactance
Reactance (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactance chart
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactance coil =
inductor = choking
coil (Elec. Eng.)
Reactance drop
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactance
modulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactance network
Reactance relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactance rise
Reactance tube =
reactance valve
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactance voltage
(Elec. Eng.)

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Reactance, leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactance,
mechanical (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactance,
quadrature (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactance,
synchronous
Reactance,
transient (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactant (n.)
(Chem.)
Reactatron
(Electronics)
Reacting force
(Mech.)
Reaction-andimpulse turbine
(Eng.)
Reaction (Chem.)
Reaction (Mech.)
Reaction chain
(Chem.)
Reaction chamber
(Chem.)
Reaction circuit
(Radio)
Reaction
condenser (Radio)

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Reaction coupling
(Radio)
Reaction energy
(Chem.)
Reaction engine
(Eng.)
Reaction flask
(Chem.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Reaction jet
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mechanism (Chem.)
Reaction order
(Chem.)
Reaction pair
(Geol.)
Reaction period
(Chem.)
Reaction principle
(Geol.)
Reaction products
(Chem.)
Reaction rate,
specific (Chem.)
Reaction rim =
reaction border
(Geol.)
Reaction stress
(Geol.)

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Reaction time

(Chem., Biol.)
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Reaction turbine
(Eng.)

Reaction velocity
(Chem.)

Reaction wheel
:
(Hyd. Eng.)

Reaction, balanced
Reaction, breeding
= chain reaction
(Chem., Phys.)
Reaction, chain
(Chem., Phys.)
Reaction, chemical
(Chem.)
Reaction, direct
(Chem.)
Reaction, nuclear
(Phys.)
Reaction,
redistribution (or
double
decomposition)
(Chem.)
Reaction,
reversible (Chem.)
Reaction, side
(Chem.)
Reactional potential

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radicals (Chem.)
Reactivation (n.)
(Chem.)
Reactivator (tower)
(Pet. Eng.)
Reactive (adj.
Chem.)
Reactive (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactive (Mech.)
Reactive circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactive coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactive
component (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactive current
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactive iron (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactive load
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactive power
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactive tenacity
(Met.)
Reactive voltamperes (Elec.
Eng.)
Reactive voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Reactivity (Phys.)

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Reactorregenerator unit
)(Pet. Eng.

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)Reactor (Elec. Eng.

Reactor column
)(Pet. Eng.
Reactor column
)(Phys.
Reactor effluent
Reactor feed chiller
)(Pet. Eng.
Reactor quill
)(Phys.
Reactor, nuclear
)(Phys.
)Read (v.
)Readily (adv.
)Readiness (n.
)Reading (n.
Reading condenser
)(Teleg.
Reading error
Reading lens

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)microscope (Optics
Reading speed
)Readjust (v.
)Readjustment (n.
)Ready-made (adj.
)Ready (adj.


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Ready money
)Reagent (Chem.
Reagent, Grignard
)(Chem.
)Real (adj.
)Real (or active
component (Elec.
)Eng.
Real cable (Elec.
)Eng.
Real estate
)Real focus (Phys.
)Real gas (Phys.
)Real image (Optics
Real number
)(Maths.
)Real object (Light
)Real power (Eng.
)Real power (Eng.
)Real root (Maths.
Real value
)Realgar (Geol.
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)Eng.
)Realism (n.
)Reality (n.
)Realization (n.
)Realize (v.
)Ream (n.
)Ream (v.
Reamer = rimer
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Reamer arbor
)(Eng.
Reamer bar (or
)reaming bar) (Eng.
)Reamer bit (Eng.
Reamer,
)adjustable (Eng.
Reamer, expanding
)(Eng.
Reamer, rotary
)(Pet, Eng.
)Reaming (n.
)Reaming bit (Eng.
)Reap (v.
Reap hook
)Reaper (n.
Rear-axle drive
Rear-axle housing
)(Eng.
Rear-view mirror
)Rear (adj.
)Rear (n.
)(v.
)admiral (Mil.
)axle (Eng.
)bank (Aero.

Rear
Rear
Rear
Rear

)Rear bearing (Eng.

)Rear brake (Eng.
Rear drive-shaft
)(Eng.
Rear dump-truck
)(Eng.

)Rear engine (Eng.

)Rear fender (Auto.

Rear portion
Rear position
)Rear sight (Mil.
)Rear spar (Built.
)Rear turret (Mil.
Rear wheel
)Rearm (v.
)Rearmament (n.

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)Rearwards (adv.
)Reason (n.
)Reason (v.
)Reasonable (adj.
)Reasoning (n.
)Reassemble (v.
)Reassert (v.
)Reassure (v.
Reaumur degree
)(Phys.
Reaumur scale
)(Phys.
Reaumur
thermometer
)(Phys.
)Rebate (Carp.
)Rebate (n.
)Rebate (v.
= Rebate plane
rabbet plane
)(Carp.

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)(Carp.
Rebating cutter
)(Carp.
Rebating machine
)(Carp.
Rebellious ore
)(Min.
)Reboiler (Pet. Eng.
)Rebore (v.
)Rebound (n.
)Rebound (v.
Rebound hardness
)(Eng.
Rebound spring
)(Eng.
)Rebuff (v.
)Rebuild (v.
)Recalescence (Met.
Recalescent point
)(Met.
)Recall (v.
)Recapitulate (v.
)Recapitulation (n.
)Recapping (n.
)Recapture (n.
)Recapture (v.
Recarbonization
)(Met.
)Recase (Pet. Eng.
)Recast (n.
)Recast (v.
)Recasting (n.

Recede (v.)
Receipt (n.)
Receipt voucher
Receipts and
expenditures
Receive (v.)
Receiver (Elec.
Eng.)
Receiver (n.)
(Chem.)
Receiver (Teleph.)
Receiver circuit
(Radio)
Receiver drum
(Pet. Eng.)
Receiver hook
(Teleph.)
Receiver maximum
sensitivity (Radio)
Receiver noise
(Radio)
Receiver response
(Acous.)
Receiver response
(Radio)
Receiver tank
(Eng.)
Receiver, air (Eng.)
Receiver, all-wave
(Radio)
Receiver,
panoramic (Radio)

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telephone (Teleph.)
Receiving (n.)
Receiving antenna
(Radio)
Receiving current
sensitivity (Radio)
Receiving drum
(Pet. Eng.)
Receiving hopper
(Mining)
Receiving position
(Elec. Eng.)
Receiving set
(Radio)
Receiving station
(Radio)
Receiving voltage
sensitivity (Radio)
Recent (adj.)
Recent epoch
(Geol.)
Receptacle (Bot.)
Receptacle (Elec.
Eng.)
Receptacle (n.)
Receptacle outlet
(Elec. Eng.)
Receptacle, battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Receptibility (n.)
Reception (n.)

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(Geog.)
( )
Reception coil
(Elec. Eng.)

Reception test (Pet.
Eng.)

Reception wall =
retention wall (Civ.
Eng.)
.
Reception zone
(Radio)

Reception,
diversity (Radio)
:
Receptive (adj.)

Receptor (Elec.
Eng.)
.
Receptor (Geol.)

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Recess (n.)
.
Recessed-head
screw (Eng.)

Recessed (adj.)
( )
Recessed arch =
compound arch

(Build.)
Recessed flangecoupling (Eng.)

Recessed hinge
(Carp.)

Recessed joint
Recessed switch =
flush switch (Elec.
Eng.)

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(Carp.)
Recession (n.)
Recessional
moraine (Geol.)
Recessive (adj.)
Recessive
character (Gen.)
Recharge (v.)
Recipe (n.)
Recipient (n.)
Reciprocal (adj.)
Reciprocal (n.)
(Maths., Phys.)
Reciprocal
equation (Maths.)
Reciprocal figures
(Maths.)
Reciprocal
fractions 9Maths.)
Reciprocal levelling
(Surv.)
Reciprocal
matrices (Maths.)
Reciprocal motion
(Phys.)
Reciprocal
networks (Elec.
Eng.)
Reciprocal ohm =
mho (Elec. Eng.)
Reciprocal
proportions
(Maths.)

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proportions
(Maths.)
Reciprocal ratio
Reciprocal screws
(Eng.)
Reciprocal spiral
(Maths.)
Reciprocal theorem
(Build.)
Reciprocal
transducer (Elec.
Eng.)
Reciprocally (adv.)
Reciprocating-type
supercharger (Eng.)
Reciprocating (adj.)
(Phys.)
Reciprocating
compressor (Eng.)
Reciprocating
engine (Eng.)
Reciprocating lever
(Mech.)
Reciprocating
motion
Reciprocating
piston (Eng.)
Reciprocating
pump (Eng.)
Reciprocating saw
(Eng.)

Reciprocation
(Mech.)
Reciprocation (n.)
Reciprocation (or
principle of
duality) (Maths.)
Reciprocity (Civ.
Eng.)
Reciprocity (n.)
Reciprocity
constant (Elec.
Eng.)
Reciprocity
principle (Elec.
Eng.)
Reciprocity
theorem (Elec.
Eng.)
Recite (v.)
Reckless (adj.)
Reckon (v.)
Reckoning (n.)
Reckoning (Naut.,
Aero.)
Reckoning, dead
(Naut., Aero)
Reclaim (adj.)
Reclaimed (adj.)
Reclaimed rubber
Reclaiming (n.)
Reclamation
(Agric.)
Reclamation (n.)
(Chem.)

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(Pet. Eng.)
Recognition (n.)
Recognition lights
(Aero.)
Recognize (v.)
Recoil (n.)
Recoil (v.)
Recoil atom (Phys.,
Chem.)
Recoil buffer (Eng.)
Recoil electron
(Phys.)
Recoil energy
(Phys.)
Recoil particle
(Chem. Phys.)
Recoil spring
Recoil spring
bushing (Eng.)
Recombination (n.)
(Chem.)
Recombination
coefficient (Chem.)
Recombination
velocity (Chem.)
Recombination
velocity (Chem.)
Recombine (v.)
Recommence (v.)
Recommend (v.)
Recommendation
(n.)

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(n.)
Recompense (v.)
Recompose (v.)
Recomposed
granite (Geol.)
Recompression (n.)
Recompression
station (Pet. Eng.)
Reconcile (v.)
Recondition (v.)

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Reconditioning (n.)
Reconditioning
plant (Eng.)

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Reconnaissance (n.)
Reconnaissance
drilling (Pet. Eng.)
Reconnaissance
map
Reconnaissance
patrol
Reconnaissance
plane
Reconnaissance
survey
Reconnoiter =
reconnoitre (v.)
Reconsider (v.)
Reconstruct (v.)

Reconstruction (n.)
Reconvert (v.)

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Recooling (n.)
Record (n.)
Record (v.)
Record, synthetic
(Geophysics)
Record,
temperature
Recorder (n.)
Recorder, magnetic
(Elec. Eng.)
Recorder, pressure
(Eng.)
Recording
Recording (n.)
Recording
accelerometer
(Eng.)
Recording
altimeter (Aero.)
Recording
amplifier (Acous.)
Recording
apparatus (Elec.
Eng.)
Recording
apparatus (Elec.
Eng.)
Recording balance
Recording
barograph (Meteor.)

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Recording channel
(Elec. Eng.)
Recording circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Recording device
Recording direct
(Elec. Eng.)
Recording drum
Recording
dynamometer
(Eng.)
Recording
electrothermal
Recording
flowmeter (Hyd.)
Recording gauge
(Eng.)
Recording head
(Acous.)
Recording
hygrometer
(Meteor.)
Recording
mechanism
Recording stylus
Recording tape
Recording
thermometer
(Phys.)
Recording,
constant
amplitude (Elec.
Eng.)

Recording,
constant velocity
(Elec. Eng.)
Recording,
electrochemical
(Elec. Eng.)
Recording,
electromechanical
(Elec. Eng.)
Recording,
electrostatic (Elec.
Eng.)
Recording,
facsimile (Elec.
Eng.)
Recording, lateral
(Eng.)
Recording,
magnetic (Elec.
Eng.)
Recording,
mechanical (Elec.
Eng.)
Recording,
photographic (Elec.
Eng.)
Recover (v.)
Recoverable (adj.)
Recoverable oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Recovered (adj.)
Recovered oil (Pet.
Eng.)

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Recovery factor
)(Pet. Eng.
Recovery of metals
)(Phys.
Recovery ratio (Pet.
)Eng.
Recovery time
)(Phys., Radio
Recovery vehicle
Recovery voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
Recovery, gasoline
)(Pet. Eng.
)Recreation (n.
)Recruit (n.) (Mil.
)Recruit (v.
Recrystallization
)(Met., Chem.
)Recrystallize (v.
)Rectangle (Maths.
)Rectangular (adj.
Rectangular axes
)(Maths.
Rectangular coil
)(elec. Eng.
Rectangular
components of a
)vector (Mech.

Rectangular
coordinates
Rectangular
hyperbola (Maths.)
Rectangular
hysteresis loop
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectangular
measure
Rectangular
parallelepiped
(Maths.)
Rectangular prism
(Maths.)
Rectangular pulse
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectangular solid
(Maths.)
Rectangular
triangle (Maths.)
Rectangular weir
(Hyd.)
Rectifiable curve
(Maths.)
Rectification (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectification
(Maths.)
Rectification (n.)
Rectification (Pet.
Eng.)
Rectification
characteristic
(Elec. Eng.)

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efficiency (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectification factor
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectification fullwave (Elec. Eng.)
Rectification, halfwave (Elec. Eng.)
Rectification,
linear (Elec. Eng.)
Rectified (adj.)
Rectified air speed
(Aero.)
Rectified alcohol =
rectified spirit
(Chem.)
Rectified current
(Radio)
Rectified
petroleum (Pet.
Eng.)
Rectified signals
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifier (Pet. Eng.)
Rectifier cathode
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier cell (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifier circuit
(Radio)

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Rectifier
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifier leakage
current (Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier modulator
(Radio)
Rectifier
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifier tube
(Thermionics)
Rectifier unit (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifier, arc (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifier, caesium
vapour (Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, contact
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, dry-disk
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, junction
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, linear
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, metallic
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, singlephase (Elec. Eng.)
Rectifier, threephase (Elec. Eng.)

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Rectifier, valve
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectify (Chem.)
Rectify (Elec. Eng.)
Rectify (v.)
Rectifying column
= fractionating
column (Pet. Eng.)
Rectifying
commutator (Elec.
Eng.)
Rectifying detector
(Elec. Eng.)
Rectifying plate
(Pet. Eng.)
Rectifying section
(Pet. Eng.)
Rectifying valve
(Thermionics)
Rectilinear (adj.)
Rectilinear
Rectilinear
(Maths.)
Rectilinear
Rectilinear
(Maths.)
Rectilinear
(Photog.)
Rectilinear
(Mech.)

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angle
chart
figures
lens
motion

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propagation of
light (Phys.)
Rectilinear
scanning (Telev.)
Recumbent (adj.)
Recumbent
anticline (Geol.)
Recumbent fold
(Geol.)
Recuperate (v.)
Recuperation (n.)
Recuperative (adj.)
Recuperative air
heater
Recuperative
furnace (Met.)
Recuperator (Met.
Eng.)
Recuperator
mechanism (Eng.)
Recur (v.)
Recurrence (n.)
Recurrent (adj.)
Recurrent faulting
(Geol.)
Recurrent vision
Recurring
continued fraction
(Maths.)
Recurring decimal
(Maths.)
Recurring series
(Maths.)
Recurvature (n.)

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)Recycle (n.
)Recycle (v.
Recycle
compressor drum
)(Pet. Eng.
Recycle gas (Pet.
)Eng.
Recycle gas heater
)(Pet. Eng.
Recycle ratio (Pet.
)Eng.
Recycling (n.) (Pet.
)Eng.
Recycling detector
)(Radio
)Red-hot (adj.
Red-short = hot
)short (adj.) (Met.
Red-shortness
)(Men.
)Red (adj.
Red antimony
)(Min.
Red arsenic
)(realgar) (Min.
Red blood
)corpuscles (Med.
)Red brass (Met.
Red brick
Red clay = red
)mud (Geol.

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)cuprite (Min.
Red engine-oil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Red granite (Geol.
Red hardness
)(Met.
)Red heat (Phys.

. )Red iron ore (Min.

Red lead = minium
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Red litmus paper
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)Red ochre (Min.
)Red oil (Pet. Eng.

Red oxide of zinc
)(Chem.

Red phosphorus
)(Chem.

)Red shift (Phys.
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)Redden (v.
)Reddish (adj.
)Reddle (Eng.
Reddle = red lead
)(Met.
Reddle = ruddle
)(Min.
)Redeposition (Geol.

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)(Photog.
)Rediffusion (Radio
)Redip (v.
)Redirect (v.
Redistillation (Pet.
)Eng.
)Redistilled (adj.
)(Chem.
Redistribution
)reaction (Chem.
)Redouble (v.
Redox = (oxidation)reduction) (Chem.
Redox potential
)(Chem.
)Redress (n.
)Redress (v.
)Redrill (v.
)Reduce (Chem.
)Reduce (v.
)Reduced (adj.
)Reduced (Chem.
= Reduced crude
reduced oil (Pet.
)Eng.
Reduced level
)(Surv.
Reduced pressure
)(Phys.

Reduced radiation
(Phys.)
Reduced scale
Reduced visibility
Reducer (n.)
Reducer (Photog.,
Chem.)
Reducer (plumb.)
Reducible (adj.)
Reducing-wheels
(Eng.)
Reducing-wheels =
reducing gear
(Eng.)
Reducing (Plumb.)
Reducing agent
(Chem.)
Reducing
atmosphere
(Chem.)
Reducing compass
(Eng.)
Reducing coupling
(Eng.)
Reducing filter
(Illum.)
Reducing fittings
(Plumb.)
Reducing flame
(Chem.)
Reducing flange
(Plumb.)
Reducing furnace
(Met.)

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(Eng.)
Reducing nipple
(Plumb.)
Reducing pipejoint (Plumb.)
Reducing pulley
(Eng.)
Reducing screen
(Illum.)
Reducing socket
(Plumb.)
Reducing still (Met.)
Reducing surface
(Illum.)
Reducing union
(Eng. Plumb.)
Reducing valve
(Eng.)

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Reductase ((Chem.)
Reductio ad
absurdum
Reduction (Chem.)

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Reduction (Maths.)

Reduction (n.)
Reduction (Photog.)
Reduction
coefficient (Eng.)

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compasses (Eng.)
Reduction crucible
(Chem.)
Reduction division
(Biol.)
Reduction drivegear (Eng.)
Reduction factor
(Illum.)
Reduction furnace
(Met.)
Reduction gear
casing (Eng.)
Reduction gear
(Eng.)
Reduction
intensity (Chem.)
Reduction lever
(Mech.)
Reduction of drag
(Aero.)
Reduction of
fractions (Maths.)
Reduction of levels
(Surv.)
Reduction of speed
Reduction of
temper (Met.)
Reduction of
temperature (Phys.)
Reduction
potential (Chem.)

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)(Met.
)Reductive (adj.
Reductor
)Redundancy (n.
)Redundant (adj.
Redundant check
)(electronics
Redundant frame
)(Build.
Reduplication
)(Mech.
)Reduplication (n.
)Redwood (Bot.
Redwood = red
)deal (n.
Redwood number
)(Phys.
Redwood
viscosimeter
)Reed (Bot.
)Reed (n.
Reed interruptor
)(Elec.
Reed loudspeaker
)(Acous.
Reeded tube (Eng.
)Reef (Mining.
)Reef (n.) (Geol.
)Reef (Naut.
)Reef knolls (Geol.

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)Reef, coral (Geol.
)Reef, sand (Geol.
)Reefer (n.
)Reek (n.
)Reek (v.
)Reeking (Met.
)Reel (n.
)Reel (v.
Reeling (n.) (Mech.
)Eng.
)Reerect (v.
)Reerection (n.
)Reestablish (v.
)Reestimate (n.
)Reestimate (v.
)Reeve (v.
)Reexamine (v.
)Reface (v.
Refacing, valve
)(Eng.
)Refashion (v.
)Refasten (v.
Refection filter
)(Elec. Comm.
)Refer (v.
)Reference (adj.
)Reference (n.

Reference axes
(Maths.)
Reference circle
(Eng.)
Reference cylinder
(Mech, Eng.)
Reference
electrode (Elec.
Eng.)
Reference fuel (Pet.
Eng.)
Reference gauge
(Eng.)
Reference level
(Surv.)
Reference line
(Maths.)
Reference mark
(Surv.)
Reference noise
(Acous.)
Reference number
Reference peg (Civ.
Eng.)
Reference pilot
group (Elec. Eng.)
Reference plane
(Surv.)
Reference points
Reference sound
level (Acous.)
Reference system
Reference tone
(reftone) (Acous.)

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(Electronics)
Reference volume
(Acous.)
Reference, frame of
Refill (n.)
Refill (v.)
Refill case
Refilter (v.)
Refine (v.) (Chem.)
Refined (adj.)
Refined asphalt
(Pet. Eng.)
Refined cast iron
(Met.)
Refined gold (met.)
Refined oil (Pet.
Eng.)
Refined petroleum
(Pet. Eng.)
Refined product
(Chem.)
Refinement (n.)
Refinery (n.) (Pet.
Eng.)
Refinery sludge
(Pet. Eng.)
Refinery yield (Pet.
Eng.)
Refining-furnace
(Met.)

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refinery (Pet. Eng.)
Refining (n.)
(Chem.)
Refining plant (Pet.
Eng.)
Refining process
(Chem.)
Refit (n.)
Refit (v.)
Refix (v.)
Reflate (v.)
Reflect (v.)
Reflectance =
coefficient of
reflection (Phys.)
Reflected (adj.)
(Phys.)
Reflected light
(Phys.)
Reflected ray
(Phys.)
Reflected wave
(Phys.)
Reflecting
coefficient (or
factor) (Phys.)
Reflecting
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Reflecting
goniometer (Surv.)

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(Phys.)
Reflecting layer
(Radio)
Reflecting level
(Surv.)
Reflecting surface
(Phys.)
Reflecting
telescope
(Astrophysics)
Reflecting viewfinder (Photog.)
Reflection =
reflexion (n.)
Reflection
coefficient =
reflectance (Phys.)
Reflection colour
tube (Telev.)
Reflection error
(Radio)
Reflection factor
(Phys.)
Reflection gain
(Elec. Comm.)
Reflection loss
(Elec. Comm.)
Reflection point
(Phys.)
Reflection ratio
(Phys.)
Reflection twins
(Geol.)

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Reflection wave
(Phys.)
Reflection, angle of
(Phys.)
Reflection, laws of
(Phys.)
Reflection,
multiple (Phys.)
Reflection, total
internal (Phys.)
Reflective (adj.)
Reflective index
determination
(light)
Reflective power
(Phys.)
Reflectivity (n.)
(Phys.)
Reflectivity (n.)
(Phys.)
Reflector (Phys.)
Reflector satellite
(Astrophysics)
Reflex (adj.)
Reflex (n.)
Reflex (v.)
Reflex action (Med.)
Reflex angle
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Reflex baffle

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= Reflex circuit
dual amplification
)circuit (Radio
Reflex reaction
)Refluence (n.
)Reflux (Chem.
)Reflux (n.
)Reflux (Pet. Eng.
Reflux condenser
)(n.) (Chem.
Reflux drum (Pet.
)Eng.
Reflux valve (Civ.
)Eng.
Reflux, cold (Pet,
)Eng.
Refluxing (Pet.
)Eng.
)Refluxion (n.
)(Chem.
)Refolded fold (Geol.
)Refolding (Geol.
)Reforestation (n.
)Reforge (v.
)Reform (n.
)Reform (v.
)Reformate (n.
)(Chem.
Reformed gasoline
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Eng.)
Reforming,
catalytic (Pet, Eng.)
Reforming,
thermal (Pet. Eng.)
Refract (v.) (Phys.)
Refractaloy (Met.)
Refracted (adj.)
Refracted rays
(Phys.)
Refracted wave
(Phys.)
Refracting (adj.)
Refracting (n.)
Refracting
telescope (Optics)
Refraction (Astron.)
Refraction (Phys.)
Refraction
atmospheric (Light
Astron.)
Refraction
correction (Astron.)
Refraction double
(Light.)
Refraction index of
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(Phys.)
Refraction loss
(Phys.)
Refraction seismic
survey (Pet. Eng.)
Refraction, angle
of (Phys.)
Refractionmeter
(Optics, Med.)
Refractive (adj.)
Refractive error
Refractive index =
index of refraction
(Phys.)
Refractive medium
(Phys.)
Refractivity =
specific refraction
Refractometer
(Phys.)
Refractor (Geol.)
Refractor (Phys.)
Refractories (Met.)
Refractoriness
Refractory
Refractory
Refractory
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Refractory
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(Geol.)
Refractory lining
(eng.)
Refractory material
Refractory slag
(Met.)
Refractory steel
(Met.)
Refractory steel
(Met.)
Refrain (v.)
Refrangibility
(Phys.)
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Refreezing (n.)
Refrigerant (adj.)
(Phys.)
Refrigerant (n.)
(Phys.)
Refrigerate (v.)
Refrigerated tanks
Refrigerating (n.)
Refrigerating
capacity (Eng.)
Refrigerating
compressor (Eng.)
Refrigerating cycle
(Eng.)
Refrigerating oil
Refrigerating plant
(Eng.)
Refrigerating unit
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)(Eng.
)Refrigeratory (adj.
)Refringence (n.
)Refringent (adj.
)Refringent (Biol.
Reftone = reference
)tone (Acous.
)Refuel (v.
)Refuelling (n.
)Refuge (Civ. Eng.
)Refuge (n.

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)Refulgent (adj.
)Refund (n.
)Refund (v.
)Refusal (Civ. Eng.
)Refusal (n.
Refusion (n.) (Met.,
)Geol.
)Refute (v.
)Reg (Geol.
)Regain (v.
)Regard (n.

)Regard (v.
)Regelation (or ice
)(Geol.
)Regelation (or ice
)(Phys.
)Regelation (Phys.
)Regency (n.

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Regenerate (v.)
Regenerated rock
(Geol.)
Regenerating
furnace (Met.)
Regeneration (n.)
Regeneration of
electrolyte
Regenerative air
heater (Eng.)
Regenerative
amplifier
(Electronics)
Regenerative
braking
Regenerative
chambers (Eng.)
Regenerative
circuit (Radio)
Regenerative
condenser (Eng.)
Regenerative
cooling (Eng.)
Regenerative
coupling (Radio)
Regenerative cycle
Regenerative
detector (Radio)
Regenerative
feedback (Radio)
Regenerative
furnace (Met., Eng.)

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receiver (Radio)
Regenerative
section (Eng.)
Regenerator (Eng.)
Regenerator
bottoms cooler
(Pet. Eng.)
Regenerator feed
heater (Pet. Eng.)
Regent (n., adj.)
Regime (or
regimen) (Hyd.)
Regiment (n.)
Regiment (v.)
Region (n.)

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Regional geography
Regional
metamorphosis
(Geol.)
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Register (Eng.)

Register (n.)

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Register (v.)
Register mark
(Print.)

Register, electric
(Elec. Eng.)

Register, in
(Photog.)
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Registered (adj.)

Registered design

Registered trademark
Registering
barometer (Meteor.)
Registering
declinometer (Elec.
Eng.)
Registering
instrument (Eng.)
Registering
pressure gauge
(Eng.)
Registrar (n.)
Registration (n.)
Reglet (Arch.)
Reglet (Print.)
Reglette (Surv.)
Regnaults
hygrometer
(Meteor.)
Regolite = regolith
(Geol.)
Regression (n.)
Regression
coefficient (Maths.)
Regressive
metamorphism
(Biol.)
Regrind (v.) (Eng.)
Regular-coursed
(adj.) (Build.)

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Regular (or cubic)
system (Chem.)
Regular (v.)
Regular crystal
Regular gasoline
(Pet. Eng.)
Regular mining
(Mining)
Regular polygon
(Geol.)
Regular
polyhedron (Geom.)
Regular prism
(Geom.)
Regular pyramid
(Geom.)
Regular reflection
(Illum.)
Regular reflection
factor (Illum.)
Regular solid
(Geom.)
Regular
transmission
(Illum.)
Regular
transmission
factor (Illum.)
Regularity (n.)
Regularize (v.)
Regulate (v.)

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(Civ. Eng.)
Regulating nut
(Eng.)
Regulating relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulating
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Regulating screw
(Eng.)
Regulating switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulating valve
(Eng.)
Regulation (adj.)
Regulation (n.)
Regulation door
(Mining)
Regulation down
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulation up
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulation,
automatic (Eng.)
Regulation, speed
(Eng.)

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Regulation, voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulator (Eng.)

Regulator (Mining.)

Regulator cell =
end-cell (Elec. Eng.)
Regulator deposit
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulator mixture
= buffer solution
(Chem.)
Regulator valve
(Eng.)
Regulator,
automatic feed
(Eng.)
Regulator, current
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulator, energy
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulator, field
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulator,
pressure (Elec.
Eng.)
Regulator, speed
(Eng.)
Regulator, steam
(Eng.)
Regulator,
temperature (Eng.)
Regulator, voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Regulus (Astron.)
Regulus of
antimony (Met.)

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Rehardening (n.)
(Met.)
Rehearsal (n.)
Reheat (n.)
Reheat (v.)
Reheater (or
interheater) (Eng.)
Reheating cycle
(Eng.)
Reheating furnace
(Met.)
Reimport (v.)
Rein (Eng.)
Rein (n.)
Reinforce (v.)
Reinforced
brickwork (Build.)
Reinforced
concrete (Civ. Eng.)
Reinforced
timbering (Civ.
Eng.)
Reinforced weld
(Eng.)
Reinforcement (n.)
Reinforcing pad
(Eng.)
Reinforcing plate
(Eng.)
Reinforcing strap
(Civ. Eng.)

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)(Aero.
Reinforcing web
)(Civ. Eng.
)Reinjection (of gas
)(Pet. Eng.
)Reinsertion (n.
)Reinsure (v.
)Reiterate (v.
)Reiteration (Surv.
)Reject (v.
)Rejecting (a factor
)(Maths.
Rejection band
)(Elec. Comm.
Rejector circuit
)(Radio
)Rejointing (Build.
Rejuvenated river
)(Geol.
)Rejuvenation (n.
)Rekindle (v.
)Relapse (n.) (Med.
)Relapse (v.
)Relate (v.
Related minerals
)(Min.
Related numbers
)(Maths.
Related rocks
)(Geol.

Relation (n.)
Relationship (n.)
Relative (adj.)
Relative
abundance (Phys.)
Relative activity
(Phys.)
Relative bearing
(Surv.)
Relative coefficient
(Phys.)
Relative
compaction (Civ.
Eng.)
Relative density
(Phys.)
Relative deviation
Relative efficiency
(Eng.)
Relative elongation
(Mech.)
Relative equivalent
(Chem.)
Relative error
(Maths.)
Relative frequency
(Maths.)
Relative hearing
loss (Acous.)
Relative humidity
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refraction (Phys.)
Relative isotopic
abundance (Phys.)
Relative level
Relative luminosity
factor (Illum.)
Relative magnitude
(Maths.)
Relative motion
(Mech.)
Relative
permeability (Elec.
Eng.)
Relative
permeability (Geol.)
Relative
permittivity =
dielectric constant
(Elec. Eng.)
Relative position
Relative pressure
(Phys.)
Relative prime
expressions
(Maths.)
Relative response
(Elec. Comm.)
Relative settlement
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ionization (Phys.)
Relative velocity
(Mech.)
Relative viscosity
(Chem.)
Relative visibility
factor (Light)
Relative weight
(Phys.)
Relative wind
(velocity) (Aero.)
Relatively (adj.)
Relativistic particle
(Phys.)
Relativity theory
(Phys.)
Relativity.
Principle of (Phys.)
Relax (v.)
Relaxation (n.)
Relaxation
frequency (Phys.)
Relaxation inverter
(Elec. Eng.)
Relaxation
oscillator
(electronics)
Relaxation time
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(Electronics)
Relay-set (Teleph.)
Relay (Elec. Eng.)
Relay (Eng.)
Relay (n.)
Relay (v.)
Relay spring (Elec.
Eng.)
Relay station (Elec.
Eng.)
Relay system
(Radio)
Relay valve (Eng.)
Relay, band (Elec.
Comm.)
Relay, bimetal
(Elec. Eng.)
Relay, control
(Electronics)
Relay, current
(Elec. Eng.)
Relay, differential
(Elec. Eng.)
Relay, directional
(Elec. Eng.)
Relay,
electromagnetic
(Elec. Eng.)
Relay, frequency
selective (Elec.
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Relay, photoelectric
(Electronics)
Relay, radar (Radio)
Relay, regulating
(Elec. Eng.)
Relay, voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Release (n.)
Release (Photog.)
Release (v.)
Release arm (or
lever)
Release gear (Eng.)
Release joints
(Geol.)
Release line (Pet.
Eng.)
Release
mechanism (Eng.)
Release valve (Eng.)
Released energy
(Phys.)
Releasing key (Civ.
Eng.)
Releasing key (Civ.
Eng.)
Relevant (adj.)
Reliability (n.)

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)Relic(t) (n.) (Geol.
Relict mountain
)(Geol.
)Relief (Arch.
)Relief (Eng.
)Relief (Geol.
)Relief (n.
)Relief angle (Eng.
)Relief cock (Eng.
)Relief engine (Eng.
Relief hole (Civ.
)Eng.
Relief intensity
)(Eng.
Relief map
)Relief valve (Eng.
Relief well (Civ.
)Eng.
Relief, inverted
)(Geol.
)Relieve (v.
Relieved teeth
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Relieving arch (Civ.
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)attachment (Eng.
Relieving lathe
)(Eng.
)Reline (v.
)Relinquish (v.
)Reload (v.
)Relocate (v.
Reluctance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Reluctant (adj.
Reluctivity (Elec.
)Eng.
)Rely (v.
Remagnetize
)(Magn.
)Remain (v.
)Remainder (Maths.
)Remainder (n.
)Remains (n.
)Remaking (n.
Remanence (Elec.
)Eng.
)Remanent (adj.
Remanent flux
)density (Elec. Eng.
Remanent
induction (Elec.
)Eng.


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magnetization
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)Remark (n.
)Remark (v.
)Remarkable (adj.
)Remedial (adj.
)Remedy (n.
)Remedy (v.
)Remelting (v.
)Remetal (Civ. Eng.
)Remetal (v.
)Remission (n.
)Remit (v.
Remitron
)(Electronics
)Remittance (n.
)Remittor (n.
)Remix (v.
)Remnant (adj.
)Remnant (n.
)Remodel (v.
)Remold (v.
Remote-control
)break (Elec. Eng.
Remote-control
)break (Elec. Eng.
)Remote (adj.

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Remote cut-off tube
Remote drive (Elec.
)Eng.
)Remount (v.
)Removable (adj.
Removable liner
)(Eng.
)Removal (n.
)Remove (v.
)Remover (n.
)Remunerative (adj.
= Renascence
)renaissance (n.
)Rend (v.

)Render (v.
)Rendering (n.
)Rendering (Print.
Rendering of fat
)(Chem.
Rendering, cement
)(Build.
)Rendezvous (n.
)Renew (v.
)Renewable (adj.
)Renewal (n.
Reniform
)aggregates (Geol.

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)abomasum (Zool.
)Rennin (Chem.
)Renovate (v.
)Rent (Geol.
)Rent (n.
)Rent (v.
)Rental (adj.
)Rental (n.
)Reopen (v.
)Reorganize (v.
)Reoxidize (v.
)(Chem.
)Repacking (n.
)(Eng.
)Repainting (n.
)Repair-outfit (Eng.
)Repair (n.
)Repair (v.
Repair expenses
Repair lorry
Repairing dock
)(Naut.
Repairing shop
= Reparable
)repairable (adj.
)Reparation (n.
)Repay (v.
)Repeat (v.
)Repeatable (adj.

Repeated impact
test (Eng.)
Repeated load
(Eng.)
Repeated stress
test (Eng.)
Repeated twins
(Geol.)
Repeater (Elec.
Eng.)
Repeater gain
(Teleph.)
Repeater, band
(Radio)
Repeater,
broadcasting
(Radio)
Repeater, pulse
(Elec. Eng.)
Repeating (or
recurring) decimal
(Maths.)
Repeating coil
(Teleph.)
Repeating fire arm
(Mil.)
Repeating selector
(Teleph.)
Repel (v.)
Repellent (adj.)
Repeller
(electronics)
Repercussion (n.)
Repetend (n.)
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)(Teleph.
Rephosphorization
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)Replace (v.
Replaceable
)hydrogen (Chem.
)Replacement (n.
Replacement
)deposits (Geol.
Replacement parts
)(Eng.
Replacement
)series (Chem.
)Replating (n.
)(Elec. Eng.
)Replenish (v.
)Replica (n.
Replica grating
)(light
)Replication (Phys.
)Repolishing (n.
)Report (n.
)Report (v.
)Reporter (n.
)Repose (n.
)Repose (v.

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)Represent (v.
)Representation (n.
Representative
)(adj.
)Representative (n.
Representative
)fraction (Surv.
Representative
sample
)Repress (v.
)Repressure (v.
Repressure line
)(Pet. Eng.
)Reprint (n.
)Reprint (v.
)Reprisal (n.
)Reprocessing (n.
(Met., Phys.
Reprocessing loss
)(Phys.
)Reproduce (Biol.
)Reproduce (v.
)Reproducibility (n.
)Reproducible (adj.
)Reproduction (n.

Reproduction of
sound (Acous.)
Reproduction,
acoustic (Acous.)
Reproduction,
electrical (Acous.)
Reproduction, map
(Surv.)
Reptant (Biol.)
Reptation (Geol.)
Reptilia (Zool.)
Republish (v.)
Repulse (n.)
Repulse (v.)
Repulsioninduction motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Repulsion-start
induction motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Repulsion (n.)
Repulsion (Phys.)
Repulsion motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Repulsive (adj.)
Repulsive forces
(Phys.)
Reputation (n.)
Request (n.)
Request (v.)
Require (v.)
Requirement (n.)
Requisite (adj.)
Requisite (n.)

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)machinery (Eng.
)Requisition (n.
)Requisition (v.
)Reroll (Met.
)Reroll (v.
)Rerun (Cinema
Rerun (n.) (Pet.
)Eng.
Rerun column
)(Pet. Eng.
Rerun oil (Pet.
)Eng.
Rerun unit (Pet.
)Eng.
)Resalable (adj.
)Rescind (v.
)Rescreen (v.
Rescue-work
)Rescue (n.
)Rescue (v.
Rescue boat
Rescue corps
)Research (n.
)Research (v.
Research
laboratory
Research reactor
)(Phys.
Research station
Research work
Research,
industrial

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)Reseating (a valve
)(Eng.
)Reseau (Meteor.
)Reseau (Surv.
)Resection (Med.
)Resection (Serv.
)Resemblance (n.
)Resemble (v.
)Resent (v.
)Resentment (n.
Resequent valley
)(Geol.
)Reservation (adj.
)Reservation (n.
)Reservation (n.
Reserve buoyancy
)(Phys.
Reserve fund
Reserve pillars
)(Civ. Eng.
Reserve power
)(Eng.
Reserve reaction
)(Chem.
Reserve tank
)Reserved (adj.
)Reserves (n.
Reserves,
hypothetical
)(Mining
)Reservoir (adj.

Reservoir (Geol.)
Reservoir (n.)
Reservoir capacitor
(Radio)
Reservoir
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Reservoir pressure
(Pet. Eng.)
Reservoir rock
(Pet. Eng., Geol.)
Reservoir sight
gauge (Eng.)
Reservoir zonation
(Pet. Eng.)
Reset (v.)
Reset nut (Eng.)
Reshape (v.)
Resharpening (n.)
(Eng.)
Reshipping (n.)
Reside (v.)
Residence (n.)
Resident engineer
Residua (pl. of
residue)
Residual (adj., n.)
Residual affinity
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(Chem.)
Residual asphalt
(Pet. Eng.)
Residual capacity
(Electronics)
Residual charge
(Phys.)
Residual current
(electronics)
Residual deposits
(Geol.)
Residual elasticity
(Mech.)
Residual electricity
(Elec. Eng.)
Residual
expansion (Phys.,
Mech.)
Residual
expansion (Phys.,
Mech.)
Residual field
(Elec. Eng.)
Residual fuel (Eng.)
Residual gas (Eng.)
Residual gas
(Thermionics.)
Residual
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(Chem.)
Residual liquor
(Geol.)
Residual
magnetism (Magn.)
Residual pore
pressure (Geol.)
Residual radiation
(Phys.)
Residual range
(Phys.)
Residual rays
(Phys.)
Residual
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Residual soil =
eluvium (Geol.)
Residual stress
(Mech.)
Residual voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Residue (n.)
Residue,
combustion
(Chem.)
Residuum (n.)
Residuum grease
(Pet. Eng.)
Residuum,
cracking (Pet. Eng.)

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)Resilience (Mech.
)Resilient (adj.
Resilient
)constitution (Phys.
)Resilver (v.
Resin-bonded
)plywood (Carp.
)Resin (n.) (Chem.
)Resin (v.
Resin cement
)(Build.
Resin grease (Pet.
)Eng.
)Resin, gum (Bot.
Resin, synthetic
)(Chem.
)Resinaceous (adj.
)Resinate (n.
)(Chem.
)Resinate (v.
)Resiniferous (adj.
Resinification
)(Chem.

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)Resinoid (adj.
)(Chem.

Resinous
:
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Resinous lustre
)(Geol.

Resinous
substances (Chem.)
Resinous wood
Resist (n.)
Resist (v.)
Resistance
Resistancecapacitance
coupling (Radio)
Resistancecapacitance
oscillator (Radio)
Resistancecoupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance alloy
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance area
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance box
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance brazing
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance buttwelding (Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
coupling (Radio)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance flashwelding (Elec. Eng.)
Resistance frame
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance furnace
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance grid
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance lamp
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance loss
(Elec. Eng., Hyd.)
Resistance
moment (Eng.)
Resistance oven
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
percussive welding
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
projection welding
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
pyrometer (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance seam
welding (Elec. Eng.)

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welding (Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
standard (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance strain
gauge (Elec. Eng.)
Resistance
temperature
coefficient (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance
thermometer (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance welding
machine (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance wire
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistance,
abrasion
Resistance, air
(Aero.)
Resistance, ballast
(Elec. Comm.)
Resistance,
coupling (Elec.
Comm.)

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external (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance,
internal (Elec. Eng.)
Resistance,
regulating (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistance,
specific (Elec. Eng.)
Resistance,
standard (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistant (Adj.)
Resistant rock
(Geol.)
Resistible (adj.)
Resisting moment
(Mech.)
Resisting power
(Phys.)
Resistive-wall
amplifier
(Electronics)
Resistive (adj.)
Resistive
component (Elec.
Eng.)
Resistive coupling
(Elec. Eng.)
Resistor (Elec.
Eng.)

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)code (Elec. Eng.
Resistor, charging
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Resistor, heating
)(Elec. Eng.
Resistor, inductive
)(Elec. Eng.
Resistor, tapped
)(Elec. Eng.
)Resize (Chem.
)Resize (v.) (Eng.
Resnatron
)(Electronics
)Resolution (Chem.
Resolution (Mech.,
)Maths.
)Resolution (n.

)Resolve (v.
)Resolvent (adj.
)(Chem.
Resolving power
)(Optics
Resolving time
)(Electronics
Resonance (Phys.,
)Chem., Radio

Resonance
absorption (Phys.)
Resonance
amplifier (Radio)
Resonance band
(Chem., Phys.)
Resonance bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Resonance capture
(Chem., Phys.)
Resonance circuit
(Radio)
Resonance curve
(Radio)
Resonance energy
(Phys.)
Resonance
frequency (Radio)
Resonance
indicator (Radio)
Resonance level
(Phys.)
Resonance
radiation (Phys.)
Resonance
scattering (Phys.)
Resonance set-up
(Radio)
Resonance
transformer (Radio)
Resonance,
electron (Phys.)

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magnetic (Phys.)
Resonance,
mechanical
(Acous.)
Resonant (adj.)
Resonant cavity
(Acous.)
Resonant circuit
(Radio)
Resonant form
(Chem.)
Resonant
frequency (Radio)
Resonant line
(Radio)
Resonant mode
(Phys.)
Resonant shunt
(Elec. Eng.)
Resonate (v.)
Resonating tube
(Acous.)
Resonator (Acous.,
Radio)
Resonator, input
(Phys.)
Resorb (v.)
Resorcinol (Chem.)
Resorption (Chem.,
Geol.)
Resort (n.)
Resort (v.)
Resound (v.)

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Resources (n.)
Resources, natural
Respective (adj.)
Respectively (adv.)
Respirable (adj.)
Respiration (n.)
(Biol.)
Respiration,
aerobic (Biol.,
Chem.)
Respiration,
anaerobic (Biol.,
Chem.)
Respirator (n.)
Respiratory system
(Zool.)
Respire (V.)
Respond (n.)
(Build.)
Respond (v.)
Responder
(beacon) (Radio)
Responder unit
(Elec. Comm.)
Response (Elec.
Comm.)
Response curve
(Elec., Comm.)
Responser
(Electronics)
Responsibility (n.)
Responsible (adj.)

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)Rest (n.
)Rest (v.
Rest bend (San.
)Eng.

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)Rest mass (Phys.
)Rest pad (Eng.
)Rest point (Mech.
)Restarting (n.
)Resting (adj.
)Resting (n.

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Restitution
)coefficient (Mech.
)Restocking (n.
)Restoration (n.
)Restorative (adj.
)Restorative (n.
)((Med.
)Restore (v.
Restoring moment
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)Restrainer (n.
)Restrainer (Photog.
)Restraint (n.
)Restrict (v.
)Restricted (adj.
Restricted theory
)of relativity (Phys.
)Restriction (n.
Restriking voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
Resublimation
)(Chem.
)Resucitation (n.
)(Med.
)Resucitator (n.
)Resue (v.) (Mining
)Resuing (Mining
)Result (n.
)Result (v.
)Resultant (adj.
)Resultant (adj.
)Resultant (Chem.
)Resultant (n.
)(Mech.
Resultant force
)(Mech.
Resultant
magnetic force
)(Magn.

Resultant thrust
(Eng.)
Resultant velocity
(Mech.)
Resume (n.)
Resume (v.)
Resumption (n.)
Resurgent gases
(Geol.)
Resurvey (n.)
Resurvey (v.) (Surv.)
Retail (n.)
Retail (v.)
Retain (v.)
Retainer (n.)
Retainer (or
retaining) ring
(Eng.)
Retainer (or
retaining) ring
(Eng.)
Retainer bolt
Retainer, cement
(Civ. Eng.)
Retaining dam
(Civ. Eng.)
Retaining nut
(Eng.)
Retaining plate
Retaining valve
(Eng.)
Retaining wall (Civ.
Eng.)

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Retard (n.)
Retard (v.)
Retardant (adj.)
Retardation (Mech.)
Retardation (n.)
Retardation coil
(Elec. Comm)
Retardation test
(Elec. Eng.)
Retardation, phase
(Elec. Comm.)
Retarded
Retarded action
fuse
Retarded
admission (Eng.)
Retarded cement
(Civ. Eng.)
Retarded ignition
(Eng.)
Retarded motion
(Mech.)
Retarded potential
(Radio)
Retarded release
(Eng.)
Retarded spark
(Elec. Eng.)
Retarded velocity
(Mech.)
Retarder (Chem.)
Retarder (n.)

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Retarding field
(Phys.)
Retarding field
detector
(Electronics)
Retarding field
oscillator
(Electronics)
Retarding force
(Phys.)
Retarding friction
(Phys.)
Retarring (n.)
Retemper (v.)
Retempering (Met.)
Retention (adj)
Retention (n.)
Retention dam
(Civ. Eng.)
Retention flange
(Eng.)
Retention time
(Electronics)
Retention wall
(Civ. Eng.)
Retentivity (n.)
(Map.)
Retest (n.)
Retest (v.)
Rethread (a pipe)
(v.) (Eng.)
Rethreading (Eng.)

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= Reticular
)reticulate (adj.
Reticulate
)structure (Geol.
Reticulated
)aggregates (Geol.
)Reticulation (n.
)Reticule (Optics
)Reticulum (n.
Reticulum (The
)Net) (Astron.
)Reticulum (Zool.
Retimbering
)(Mining
Retiming
)Retin (v.) (Met.
)Retina (n.) (Zool.
Retinal fatigue
)(Phys.
= Retinasphalt
)retinite (Min.
)Retire (v.
)Retirement (n.
)Retoothing (a saw
)(Eng.
)Retort (Chem.
)Retort (n.
)Retort (v.






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Retort clamp
)(Chem.
)Retort gas (Chem.
Retort stand
)(Chem.
)Retorting (Chem.
)Retouch (n.
)Retouch (v.
)(Photog.
)Retrace (v.
Retrace blanking
)(Telev.
Retrace line
)(Thermionics
Retrace ray
)(Electronics
)Retract (v.
)Retractable (adj.
Retractable
)landing gear (Aero.
Retractable
)radiator (Aero.
Retractable
undercarriage
)(Aero.
)Retracted (adj.
)Retraction (n.

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Retreading (Civ.
)Eng.
)Retreading (n.
)Retreat (n.
)Retreat (v.
Retreating system
)(Mining
)Retreatment (n.
)(Chem.
)Retrenchment (n.
)Retribution (n.
)Retrievable (adj.
)Retrieval (n.
RetroRetro-rocket
)(Astronautics
)Retroaction (Mech.
)Retroaction (n.
)Retroactive (adj.
Retroactive
)tenacity (Mech.
)Retrocede (v.
Retrodirective
)mirror (Light.
Retrofire time
)(Astronautics
)Retrograde (adj.
Retrograde
)(Astron.

Retrograde
condensation (Pet.
Eng.)
Retrograde
metamorphism
(Geol.)
Retrograde motion
(Phys.)
Retrograding shore
(Geol.)
Retrogression (n.)
Retrogressive
erosion (Geol.)
Return-flow
system (Eng.)
Return-flue boiler
= return tube
boiler (Eng.)
Return (adj.)
Return (Eng.)
Return (n.)
Return (v.)
Return airway
(mining)
Return bend (Eng.)
Return block (Eng.)
Return circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Return column
(Eng.)

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Return current
(Elec. Eng.)
Return feeder
(Elec. Eng.)
Return flow tube
(Eng.)

Return idlers (Eng.)

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Return lever (Eng.)

Return line (Eng.)
Return line
(Thermionics)
Return loss (Elec.
Eng.)
Return mains
(Eng.)
Return pipe (Eng.)
Return sheave (or
pulley) (Eng.)
Return shock
Return stroke
(Eng.)
Return ticket
Return valve (Eng.)
Returns (Met.)
Returns (n.)
Reunion (n.)
Reusable (adj.)
Reutilization (n.)
Revaluation (n.)

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Reveal (n.) (Build.)
Reveal (v.)
Revenue (n.)
Reverberant (adj.)
Reverberant room
(Acous.)
Reverberate (v.)
Reverberation (n.)
Reverberation
absorption factor
(or coefficient)
(Acous.)
Reverberation
chamber (Acous.)
Reverberation
damping
Reverberation
response (Acous.)
Reverberation time
(Acous.)
Reverberator (n.)
Reverberatory (adj.)
Reverberatory (n.)
(Met.)
Reverberatory
flame
Reverberatory
furnace (Met.)

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Reverse-current
relay (Elec. Eng.)
Reverse-gear lever
(Eng.)
Reverse (adj.)
Reverse (Eng.)
Reverse (n.)
Reverse bearing
(Surv.)
Reverse bend test
(Eng.)
Reverse coupling
(Radio)
Reverse curve
(Surv.)
Reverse dip (Geol.)
Reverse emission
(Thermionics)
Reverse feedback
(Radio)
Reverse gear (Eng.)
Reverse grid
current
(Thermionics)
Reverse polarity
(Phys.)
Reverse reaction
(Chem.)
Reverse side

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(Elec. Eng.)
Reversed arch (Civ.
Eng.)
Reversed cycle
(Phys.)
Reversed fault
(Geol.)
Reversed fold
(Geol.)
Reversed image
(Phys.)
Reversed
ventilation (Mining)
Reverser (n.)
Reversibility (n.)
Reversible (adj.)
Reversible
absorption current
(Elec. Eng.)
Reversible cell
(Chem.)
Reversible cycle
Reversible
electrolytic process
(Elec. Eng.)
Reversible fan
Reversible level
(Surv.)
Reversible motor
(Elec. Eng.)

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Reversible process
Reversible reaction
(Chem.)
Reversible
transducer (Elec.,
Comm.)

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Reversing
arrangement (Eng.)

Reversing cam

(Eng.)
Reversing
commutator (Elec.
Eng.)

Reversing engine
(Eng.)

Reversing field
(Elec. Eng.)
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Reversing gear
(Eng.)
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Reversing key
(Elec. Eng.)

Reversing layer
:
(Astron.)

Reversing lever
(Eng.)

Reversing
mechanism (Eng.)

Reversing mill
(Eng.)

Reversing rolls
(Eng.)

Reversing screw
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Reversing switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Reversing valve
)(Eng.
)Reversion (n.
)Revert (v.
)Revet (v.
Revetment (Civ.
)Eng.
)Review (n.
)Review (v.
)Revisable (adj.
)Revise (n.
)Revise (v.
)Revision (n.
Revision of pipes
)(Eng.
)Revival (n.
)Revive (v.
)Revived river (Geol.
Revivication
)(Chem.
)Revocable (adj.
)Revoke (v.
)Revolt (n.
)Revolt (v.
Revolution (Eng.,
)Astron.
)Revolution (n.

Revolution counter
(Eng.)
Revolution
indicator (Eng.)
Revolution, axis of
(Geol.)

Revolution,
cylinder of (Geom.)
Revolution, solid of
(Geom.)
Revolution, speed
of (Mech.)

Revolutionary (adj.)
Revolutions per
minute (Eng.)

Revolve (v.)
Revolver (n.)
Revolving (adj.)
Revolving
armature (Elec.
Eng.)
Revolving
armature
alternator (Elec.
Eng.)
Revolving beacon
light
Revolving boiler
Revolving center
(Eng.)
Revolving crane
(Eng.)

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Revolving cutter
(Eng.)
Revolving dryer
(Eng.)
Revolving field
alternator (Elec.
Eng.)
Revolving furnace
Revolving noisepiece (Optics)
Revolving pedestal
(Eng.)
Revolving screen
(Mining.)
Revolving stage
(Optics)
Revolving table
(Eng.)
Revolving tool
holder (Eng.)
Reward (n.)
Reward (v.)
Rewelding (n.)
(Eng.)
Rewind (v.)
Rework (v.)
Reworking (a mine)
Reynolds number
(Mech.)
Rh (rhodium)
(Chem.)

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)Rhamphoid (adj.
)Rhe (Phys.
)Rhenium (Chem.
)Rheology (Phys.
)Rheometer (Phys.
Rheomorphism
)(Geol.
)Rheoscope (Phys.
Rheostat (Elec.
)Eng.
Rheostat, field
)(Elec. Eng.
Rheostatic braking
)(Elec. Eng.
Rheostatic
controller (Elec.
)Eng.
Rheostatic starter
)(Elec. Eng.
)Rheotron (Phys.
Rheotrope (Elec.
)Eng.

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)Rhizoid (Bot.
)Rhizome (Bot.

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)Rhodonite (Min.
Rhomb = rhombus
)(n.) (Geom.
Rhombic antenna
)(Radio
Rhombic
dodecahedron
)(Min.
Rhombic system
)(Min.
Rhombohedral
)cleavage (Geol.
Rhombohedron
)(Min., Maths.
)Rhomboid (n.
)(Min., Maths.
)Rhombus (Maths.

)Rhumb (Surv.
)Rhumb line (Naut.
Rhumbatron
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)Rhums (Geol.

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)Rhythm (n.

)Rhythmic (adj.

Rhythmic
sedimentation
(Geol.)
Rhythmic time
signals (Radio)
Ria (Geol.)
Rib (n.)
Rib (v.)
Riband (n.)
Ribband (n.)
Ribbed (adj.)
Ribbed (tube)
radiator (Eng.)
Ribbed arch (Civ.
Eng.)
Ribbed armature
(Elec. Eng.)
Ribbed piston
(Eng.)
Ribbed tube
Ribbon (n.)
Ribbon antenna
(Radio)
Ribbon brake (Eng.)
Ribbon coil (Elec.
Eng.)
Ribbon conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Ribbon injection
(Geol.)

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microphone
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Ribbon ring (I.C.
)Engs
)Ribbon saw (Carp.
Ribbon structure
)(Geol.
)Ribbonite (Plumb.
)Rice coal (Mining
)Rich (adj.
Rich concrete (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rich gas (Pet. Eng.
Rich limestone
)(Min.
)Rich mixture (Eng.
)Rich ore (Mining
)Rich soil (Agric.
)Ricket (Mining
)Rickets (Med
)Ricochet (n.
)Ricochet (v.
)Rid (v.
)Riddle (Mining
)Riddle (n.
)Riddle (v.
Riddle drum
)(mining
)Ride (v.

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)Rider (Maths.
)Rider (Mining
)Rider (n.
)Rider plate (Naut.
Rider slide
)Ridge (n.
Ridge capping
)(Build.
Ridge course
)(Build.
)Ridge faults (Geol.
)Ridge fold (Geol.
)Ridge roof (Build.
)Ridge tile (Build.
)Riffle (Geol.
)Riffle (Mining.
)Riffler (Eng.
)Riffler (Mining
)Rifle (n.) (Mil.
)Rifle (v.
Rifled barrel
Rifled bore
)Rifling (n.
)Rift (n.
)Rift (v.



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)Rift saw (Carp.
)Rift sawing (Carp.
)Rift valley (Geol.
)Rig (n.
)Rig (Naut.
)Rig (v.
Rig builder (Pet.
)Eng.
)Rig crew (Pet. Eng.
Rig, drilling (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rigger (Aero.

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Rigger (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rigging (Aero.
)Rigging (n.
)Rigging (Naut.

Rigging datum line

Rigging position
)(Aero.
Rigging up (Civ.
)Eng.

Right-angle
)crossing (Railways
)Right-angled (adj.
Right-angled bend

Right-angled prism
(Maths., Optics)
Right-angled
triangle (Maths.)
Right-hand (or
right-handed) (adj.)
Right-hand milling
cutter (Eng.)
Right-handed
crystal (Min.)
Right-handed
rotation
Right (adj.)
Right (adv.)
Right (circular)
cone (Maths.)
Right (circular)
cylinder (Maths.)
Right (Maths.)
Right (n.)
Right (v.)
Right angle
(Maths.)
Right ascension
(Astron.)
Right conoid
(Maths.)
Right hand
Right hand engine
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(Elec. Eng.)
Right hand switch
Right hand thread
(Eng.)
Right handed
screw (Eng.)
Right handed spiral
Right handed
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Right lay cable
Right line
Right of way
Right
parallelepiped
(Maths.)
Right prism
Right section
Right shape
projection (Surv.)
Rightful owner
Rigid (adj.)
Rigid arch (Build.)
Rigid bearing (Eng.)
Rigid body (Phys.)
Rigid connection
(Eng.)
Rigid coupling
(Eng.)
Rigid frame (Civ.
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Rigid structure
)(Civ. Eng.
)Rigid support (Eng.
Rigid tripod (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rigidity (n.) (Phys.
Rigidity, moudulus
)of (Mech.
)Rigor (n.
)Rigorous (adj.
)Rill (Astron.
)Rill (n.
Rill stoping
)(Mining
)Rillstones (Geol.
)Rim (Build.
)Rim (Meteor.
)Rim (n.
)Rim (v.
Rim fire cartridge
)(Mil.
)Rim lock (Carp.
)Rim rock (Mining
)Rim width (Eng.
Rimer = reamer
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Rimmed (or
rimming) steel
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Rimming action
)(Met.
)Rimy (adj.
)Rind (n.) (Bot.
Ring-oiled bearing
)(Eng.
Ring-porous wood
)Ring (n.
)Ring (v.
Ring and bead
sight
Ring armature
)(Elec. Eng.
Ring burner
Ring clearance
)(Eng.
)Ring cleavage (Min.
Ring clutch (Elec.
)Eng.
Ring compounds
)(Chem.
Ring connection
)(Elec. Eng.
Ring dikes (or
)dykes) (Geol.
Ring filament
)(Illum.
)Ring gasket (Eng.

Ring gauge (Eng.)

Ring gear (Eng.)
Ring grinder (Eng.)
Ring hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Ring joint (Eng.)
Ring lubrication
(Eng.)
Ring main system
(Elec. Eng.)
Ring modulator
(Electronics)
Ring nut (Eng.)
Ring pad (Eng.)
Ring piston (Eng.)
Ring plate valve
(Eng.)
Ring scaler
(Electronics)
Ring shake
Ring spanner =
box spanner (Eng.)
Ring stand
Ring structure
Ring tension
(Mech.)
Ring valve (Eng.)
Ring winding (Elec.
Eng.)
Ring, abutment
(Eng.)
Ring, adjusting

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)Ring, piston (Eng.
)Ring, sealing (Eng.
Ring, slip (Elec.
)Eng.
Ringbolt (Eng.,
)Carp.
)Ringing (n.
)Ringing (Teleph.
Ringing current
)(Teleph.
Ringing engine
)(Civ. Eng.
Ringing key
)(Teleph.
)Rings, annual (Bot.
)Rinse (n.
)Rinse (v.
Rinsing vat
)Riot (n.
)Riot (v.
)Rip-cord (Aero.
)Rip (Hyd.
)Rip (n.
)Rip (v.
Rip current
)Riparian (adj.

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Ripping chisel
)Ripping saw (Carp.
)Ripple (n.
)Ripple (v.
Ripple control
)(Elec. Eng.
Ripple current
)(Elec. Eng.
Ripple filter (Elec.
)Eng.
Ripple frequency
)(Elec. Eng.
Ripple marks
)(Geol.
Ripple ratio (Elec.
)Eng.
Ripple voltage, per
)cent (Elec. Eng.
Rippled wall
amplifier (Elec.
)Eng.
Riprap (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Ripsaw (Carp.
)Rise (Hyd.
)Rise (n.

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)Riser (Build.
)Riser (Foundry.
)Rising (adj.
)Rising (n.
Rising gradient
)(Civ. Eng.
)Rising mains (Eng.
Rising shaft (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rising table (Eng.
)Risk (n.
)Risk (v.
)Risky (adj.
)Rival (n.
)Rival (v.
)River (n.
)River (v.
River bank
River basin
)River bed (Geol.
River capture
)(Geol.
River channel
River dredge (Civ.
)Eng.
)River drift (Geol.
River erosion
)(Geol.
)River load (Geol.

)River mouth (Geol.

River port

)River profile (Geol.

)River terrace (Geol.

.
River wall (Civ.
)( .
)Eng.

)Riverhead (Geol.

)Riverine (adj.

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)Rivet (n.) (Eng.
)Rivet (v.
. .
Rivet bucking bar
)(Eng.

Rivet carrier (or
) (
)catcher) (Eng.
)(

)Rivet dolly (Eng.
)Rivet forge (Eng.

)Rivet gun (Eng.


)Rivet head (Eng.
)Rivet hole (Eng.

)Rivet joint (Eng.

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Rivet pitch

)Rivet pliers (Eng.

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)Rivet snap (Eng.
)Rivet steel (Eng.
)Rivet tail (Eng.
)Rivet test (Eng.
)Rivet tester (Eng.

Rivet tongs (Eng.)

Rivet washer (Eng.)

Rivet, countersunk
(Eng.)
Rivet, flat-head
(Eng.)

Rivet, round (Eng.)

Riveted casing
(Eng.)
Riveted flange

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Riveted joint (Eng.)

Riveted stays (Eng.)

) (

Riveted tank (Eng.)

Riveter, hydraulic
(Eng.)
Riveter, pneumatic
(Eng.)
Riveting (n.)
Riveting anvil
(Eng.)

Riveting
Riveting
(Eng.)
Riveting
(Eng.)
Riveting
(Eng.)

burr (Eng.)
hammer
machine
pressure

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Riveting punch
)(Eng.
)Riveting set (Eng.
)Rivulet (n.

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)Rn (radon) (Chem.

Road
Road-making plant
)(Civ. Eng.
Road asphalt (Pet.
)Eng.
Road bed (Civ.
)Eng.
Road bed
)(Railways.
= Road breaker
)ripper (Civ. Eng.
Road capacity (Civ.
)Eng.
Road grader (Civ.
)Eng.
Road map
Road metal (Cit.
)Eng.
Road roller (Civ.
)Eng.
Road signals (Civ.
)Eng.

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)Road test (Auto.

)Roadability (Auto.
)Roadstead (Naut.
Roadway
)Roar (n.
)Roar (v.

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)Roast (n.
)Roast (v.
)Roasted sand (Met.
)Roasting (n.
Roasting drum
)(Met.
Roasting oven (or
)furnace) (Met.
)Rob (Mining
)Rob (v.
)Robbery (n.
)Robbing (Mining
)Robbing (n.
)Robble (n.) (Geol.
Roberval balance
)Robot (Eng.
)Robot bomb (Mil.
)Robot pilot (Aero.
)Robust (adj.
Rochelle salt
)(Chem.
Roches
)moutonnees (Geol.
Rock-bottom price
)Rock-bound (adj.
)Rock-faced (adj.
Rock-fill dam (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rock (n.) (Geol.
)Rock (v.

Rock anchor
(Naut.)
Rock arch (Geol.)
Rock bar (Geol.)
Rock bit (Civ. Eng.)
Rock blanket
(Geol.)
Rock boring
machine (Civ. Eng.)
Rock breaker (Civ.
Eng.)
Rock cork (Min.)
Rock crusher (Civ.
Eng.)

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Rock crystal (Min.)

Rock drill (Civ.
Eng.)
Rock drumlin
(Geol.)

Rock dust (Mining)

Rock falls (Geol.)

Rock fill (Civ. Eng.)

Rock flour (Geol.)
Rock formation
(Geol.)
Rock forming
minerals (Geol.)

Rock gas (Pet. Eng.)

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)Rock glacier (Geol.

Rock intrusions
)(Geol.
)Rock mass (Geol.
Rock matrix
)(Mining
Rock meal = rock
)milk (Min.
)Rock oil (Min.
Rock outcrop
)(Geol.
Rock roller bit (Civ.
)Eng.
Rock rubble (Civ.
)Eng.
Rock salt = halite
)(Min.
Rock sample (Civ.
)Eng.
= Rock soap
)steatite (Min.
)Rock tar (Min.

)Rock texture (Geol.

)Rock wool (Min.
)Rocker (Mining
)Rocker arm (Eng.
)Rocker box (Eng.
Rocker shovel (Civ.
)Eng.

) (

)Rocker valve (Eng.

Rocker, valve (Eng.)

Rocket (n.)
Rocket (v.)
Rocket belt (Eng.)
Rocket bomb
Rocket engine (or
motor) (Eng.)

Rocket fuel (Chem.)

Rocket launcher
(Eng.)
Rocket plane
(Aero.)

Rocket propellent
Rocket propulsion
(Eng.)
Rocket tester (San.
Eng.)
Rocking (adj.)
Rocking (adj.)
Rocking channel
(Eng.)
Rocking feeder
(Eng.)
Rocking frame
(Eng.)
Rocking grate
(Mining)
Rocking lever (Eng.)
Rocking motion

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)(Eng.
Rocks, acidic
)(Geol.
)Rocks, basic (Geol.
Rocks, igneous
)(Geol.
Rocks,
metamorphic
)(Geol.
Rocks,
)sedimentary (Geol.
)Rockslide (Geol.
Rockwell hardness
)test (Met.
Rocky matrix
)(Mining
)Rod (Biol.

)Rod (n.
Rod coupling (Civ.
)Eng.
Rod electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
)Rod float (Hyd.
)Rod iron (Met.
)Rod levelling (Surv.

Rod milling (Eng.)

Rod, bolt
Rod, clutch (Eng.)
Rod, connecting
(Eng.)
Rod, lightning
(Elec. Eng.)
Rod, listening
(Elec. Eng.)
Rod, stirring
(Chem.)
Rodding (San, Eng.)
Rodding eye (San,
Eng.)
Rodent (n., adj.)
Rodentia (Zool.)
Rodman (Surv.)
Roentgen (Phys.)
Roentgen rays
(Phys.)
Roentgen tube
(Phys.)
Roentgenogram
(Med. Phys.)
Roentgenometer
(Phys.)
Roentgenopaque
(Phys.)
Roentgenoparent
(Phys.)
Roentgenoscope
(Phys.)
Roestone (Geol.)

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)Role (n.
)Roll-flattened (adj.

)Roll (n.

)Roll (v.
Roll call
)Roll film (Photog.
Roll holder
)(Photog.
Roll squeezers
)(Eng.
Roll sulphur
)(Chem.
Roll thread gauge
)(Eng.
Roll top
Roll, angle of
)(Aero.
)Rollability (n.
)(Met.
)Rolled (adj.
Rolled edge
Rolled iron girder
)(Eng.
Rolled plate
Rolled sections

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)Roller (Civ. Eng.

Roller bearing
)(Eng.
Roller bearing box
)(Eng.
Roller bit (Civ.
)Eng.
Roller bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Roller chain (Eng.
Roller conveyor
)(Eng.
)Roller feed (Eng.
Roller mill (Eng.
)Met.
Roller path
)Rolley (Mining
Rolling-mill rolls
)(or train) (Eng.

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)Rolling (adj.) (Geol.

)Rolling (Aero.
)Rolling (n.

)(

)Rolling circle (Eng.

Rolling contact
)(Eng.

)Rolling door (Build.

Rolling friction
)(Mech.

Rolling furnace
(Met.)
Rolling ground
(Geol.)
Rolling instability
(Aero.)
Rolling load (Civ.
Eng.)
Rolling mill (Eng.,
Met.)
Rolling moment
(Aero., Mech.)

Rolling press (Eng.)

Rolling resistance
9mech.)

Rolling scales (Met.)

Rolling stock
(Railways)

)
(

Rolling train (Eng.)

Rolls (Eng.)

) (

Rolly oil (Pet. Eng.)

Roman (Typog.)
Roman balance =
steelyard (Phys.)
Roman numerals
(Maths.)
Rontgen
(Roentgen) rays
(Phys.)
Rontgen =
roentgen (Phys.)

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)Roof (n.
)Roof (v.
)Roof fall (Mining
Roof frame
Roof pendants
)(Geol.
Roof pitch (Civ.
)Eng.
)Roof salients (Geol.
)Roof truss (Build.
Roofers = roof
)boards (Carp.
)Roofing (n.
Roofing asphalt
)(Build.
Roofing main
)(Carp.
Room-noise
)(Acous.

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)Room (n.
)Room (v.
Room and pillar
)system (Mining
Room temperature
Room, control
)(Eng.
Room, engine
)(Eng.
)Roomy (adj.

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)Root (Bot., Maths.

)Root (n.
)Root (v.

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Root angle (Eng.)

Root cap (Bot.)
Root circle (Eng.)
Root crack (Plumb.)
Root diameter
(Eng.)
Root hairs (Bot.)
Root mean square
(Elec. Eng.)
Root mean square
current (Elec. Eng.)
Root mean square
velocity (Mech.)
Root of a number
(Maths.)
Root of blade
(Aero.)
Root of weld
Root run (or pass)
Root sign (Maths.)
Root, cube (Maths.)
Root, square
(Maths.)
Rootlet (n.)
Roots blower (Eng.)
Roots of an
equation (Maths.)

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)supercharger (Eng.
)Rope (n.
)Rope (v.
)Rope belt (Eng.
)Rope block (Mech.
Rope sheave
)(Mech.
Rope transmission
)(Civ. Eng.
Rope way (Civ.
)Eng.
Rope wheel (Civ.
)Eng.
)Ropy lava (Geol.
)Rose (adj.
)Rose (n.
Rose burner
)Rose curve (Maths.
)cutter (Eng.
nail
nozzle
)quartz (Min.

Rose
Rose
Rose
Rose

)Rose reamer (Eng.

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)Rosette (n.
Rosette crystals
)(Min.
)Rosin (Chem.
Rosin grease
Rosin grease
)Rosin oil (Chem.
Rossi-Forel scale
)(Geol.
)Roster (n.
)Rostrun (n.
)Rostrun (Zool.
)Rot (n.
)Rot (v.
)Rotachute (Aero.
)Rotameter (Phys.
Rotary-wing
)aircraft (Aero.
)Rotary (adj.
Rotary (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
Rotary
anemometer
)(Meteor.
Rotary antenna
)Rotary arc (Illum.
Rotary bit (Civ.
)Eng.
Rotary blower
Rotary boring (or
)drilling (Civ. Eng.

Rotary breaker (or

crusher) (Civ. Eng.)
Rotary buckets
(Civ. Eng.)
Rotary bushing
(Eng.)
Rotary compressor
(Eng.)
Rotary convertor
(Elec. Eng.)
Rotary cutter (Eng.)
Rotary dicharger
(Radio)
Rotary disc bit
(Civ. Eng.)
Rotary dispersion
(Phys.)
Rotary
displacement
(Mech)
Rotary drier (or
dryer)
Rotary drilling rig
(Civ. Eng.)
Rotary engine
(Eng.)
Rotary excavator
(Civ. Eng.)
Rotary fan
Rotary feed pump
(Eng.)
Rotary field (Elec.
Eng.)

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Rotary fluid (Civ.
Eng.)
Rotary furnace
(Met.)
Rotary hose
connection (or
joint)
Rotary motion
Rotary phase
convertor (Elec.
Eng.)
Rotary piston (Eng.)
Rotary planing
(Carp.)
Rotary polarization
(Phys.)
Rotary press
Rotary puddling
furnace (Met.)
Rotary pump (Eng.)
Rotary screen (Civ.
Eng.)
Rotary shutter
(Cinema)
Rotary spark gap
(Radio)
Rotary squeezer
(Eng.)
Rotary squeezer
(Met.)

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(Elec. Eng.)
Rotary table (Eng.)
Rotary transformer
= dynamotor (Elec.
Eng.)
Rotary valve (I.C.
Engs.)
Rotary wall crane
(Civ. Eng.)
Rotary washer
Rotate (v.)
Rotating (adj.)
Rotating (field)
magnet (Elec. Eng.)
Rotating amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Rotating anode
tube (Electronics)
Rotating band
(Eng.)
Rotating beacon
Rotating diaphragm
Rotating field
(Elec. Eng.)
Rotating furnace
(Met.)
Rotating scanner
(Telev.)
Rotating valve
(Eng.)

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(Mech.)
Rotation (Agric.)
Rotation (Astron.)
Rotation (n.)
Rotation axes of
symmetry (Chem.)
Rotation axis
Rotation of crops
(Agric.)
Rotation spectrum
(Phys.)
Rotation, magnetic
(Phys.)
Rotation, specific
(Chem.)
Rotational compass
Rotational
elasticity (Mech.)
Rotational fault
(Geol.)
Rotational field
(Elec. Eng.)
Rotational inertia
(Mech.)
Rotational motion
(Mech.)
Rotational
quantum number
(Phys.)
Rotational slide
(Geol.)
Rotational wave
(Phys.)

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)Rotator ((Phys.
)Rotator (adj.
Rotatory
)dispersion (Phys.
= Rotatory motion
)rotation (Mech.
)Rotogravure (Print.
)Rotor (Aero.
)Rotor (Elec. Eng.
Rotor armature
)(Elec. Eng.
)Rotor blades (Eng.
Rotor core (Elec.
)Eng.
)Rotor hub (Eng.
)Rotor shaft (Eng.
Rotor starter (Elec.
)Eng.
Rotor tip jets
)(Aero.

)Rotor, helical (Eng.

)Rotorcraft (Aero.
)Rotten (adj.

) (
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)Rottenstone (Geol.

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)Rouge (n.
)Rough-cast (n.
)(Build.
)Rough-cast (v.
Rough-cut file
)(Eng.
)Rough (adj.
Rough analysis
Rough
approximation
)(Maths.
Rough casting
)(Foundry

.
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)Rough coat (Build.

Rough copy
Rough diamond
Rough draft
Rough gas (Pet.
)Eng.
Rough grinding
)(Eng.
Rough ground
)(Geol.
Rough handling
Rough metal
)(Chem., Met.
Rough plan (or
)sketch

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Rough turning
)(Eng.
)Roughen (v.
)Roughing (n.
Roughing down
)(Eng.
)Roughing out (Eng.
Roughing tool
)(Eng.
Roughing wheel
)(Eng.
)Roughly (adv.
)Roughness (n.
)Rouleau (n.
)Roulette (Eng.
)Roulette (Geom.
)Round-edged (adj.
Round-headed bolt
)(Eng.
Round-headed
)rivet (Eng.
Round-headed
)screw (Eng.
)Round (adj.
)Round (bottomed
)flask (Chem.
)Round (n.
)Round (nose
)chisel (Eng.
)Round (nose
)pliers (Eng.

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)Round (v.
Round angle
(Maths.
)Round arch (Arch.
Round bar iron
)(Met.
Round counter
)(Mil.
Round figure
)(Maths.
)Round file (Eng.
Round flange
)Round key (Eng.
Round leather belt
)(Eng.
Round number
)(Maths.
)Round nut (Eng.
Round plane
)(Carp.
Round steel
Round thread
)(Eng.
Round trip
)Rounded (adj.
Rounded grains
)(Geol.

)Rounding (n.
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Rounding cutter
)(Eng.

Rounding machine
)(Eng.

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)(Carp.
)Rouse (v.
)Rout (n.
)Rout (v.
)Route (n.
)Route (v.
Route map
Route surveying
)(Civ. Eng.
)Router (Carp.
)Router bit (Carp.
Router cutter
)(Carp.
Router plane
)(Carp.
)Routine (adj.
Routine
)maintenance (Eng.
)Routine test (Eng.
Routing plane
)(Carp.
)Routing tool (Eng.
)Rove (v.
)Row (n.
)Row (v.
Royalty
)Ru (ruthenium
)(Chem.
)Rub (v.
)Rub (v.

Rubber-insulated
cable (Elec. Eng.)
Rubber-lined pipe
(Civ. Eng.)
Rubber (delivery)
hose
Rubber (n.)
Rubber bearing
(Eng.)
Rubber belt (Eng.)
Rubber boat
Rubber cement
Rubber gasket
(Eng.)
Rubber glove
Rubber grease
(Pet. Eng.)
Rubber paint
Rubber solvent
Rubber stopper
Rubber tire (or tyre)
Rubber tube
Rubber tubing
Rubber washer
(Eng.)
Rubber, foam
(Chem.)
Rubber, natural
(Chem.)
Rubber, sponge
(Chem.)
Rubber, synthetic
(Chem.)
Rubberize

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)Rubbing (n.
)Rubbish (n.
Rubble-mound
breakwater (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rubble (Build.
Rubble concrete
)(Civ. Eng.
Rubblework (Civ.
)Eng.
)Rubellite (Min.
)Rubidium (Rb
)(Chem.
)Ruby (adj.
)Ruby (n.) (Min.
Rudaceous
)sediments (Geol.
Rudder (n.) (Naut.,
)Aero.
Rudder angle
)Rudder bar (Aero.
Rudder control
cable
Rudder pedal
)(Aero.
Rudder, airplane
)(Aero.
Rudder, full
Rudderpost
= Ruddervator
rudder elevator
)(Aero.
)Ruddle (Min.
)Rudenture (Arch.

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)Rudimentary (adj.
)Ruffle (n.
)Ruffle (v.
)Rug (n.
)Rugged (adj.
)Rugose (adj.) (Geol.
Ruhmkorff coil
)(Elec. Eng.
)Ruin (n.
)Ruin (v.

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Ruling gradient
)(Civ. Eng.
Ruling machine

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Ruling operational
)height (Aero.
Ruling pen
)Rumble (n.
)Rumble (v.
Rumble = rumble
seat

)Rule (n.
)Rule (v.
Rule, side
Ruled surface
)Ruler (n.
)Ruling (adj.

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)Rumen (Zool.
Rumfords
)photometer (Phys.
)Ruminant (adj.
)(Zool.
)Ruminant (n.
)Rummage (n.
)Rummage (v.
)Rumour (or rumor
)(n.
)Rumour (v.
)Rumple (n.
)Rumple (v.
)Run-in (n.
)Run-off (Geol.
)Run-off (n.

)Run (n.
)Run (v.
)Run out (Eng.




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)(Eng.
Run, landing
)(Aero.
Run, take-off
)(Aero.
)Rundle (n.
)Rung (of a ladder
)Runnel = runlet (n.
)Runner (Bot.
)Runner (Civ. Eng
)Runner (Eng.
)Runner (Foundry
)Runner (n.
Runner bush
)(Foundry
Runner gate
)(Foundry
Runner stick (or
)pin) (Foundry
)Running (adj.
)Running (n.
Running block
)(Mech.
Running bridge
)(Civ. Eng.
Running costs
Running end (of a
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)Running fit (Eng.
Running gate
)(Foundry
Running gear
)(Eng.
Running ground
)(Geol.
)Running in (Eng.
Running knot
Running light
)(Aero.
Running light
)(Eng.
Running order,
)good (Eng.
Running pulley
)(Mech.
Running sand
)(Geol.

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(

)Running test (Eng.

Running time
Running water
Runnings, first
)(Chem.
)Runway (Aero.
)Runway (Eng.
Runway lights
)(Aero.
)Rupture (n.
)Rupture (v.

)Rupture load (Eng.

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)(Elec. Eng.
)Rural (adj.
)Rush (n.
)Rush (v.
Rush hours
)Rust-resisting (adj.
)Rust (Bot.
)Rust (n.) (Chem.
)Rust (v.
Rust grease
Rust preventive
)(n., adj.) (Chem.
Rust protective
)paint (Chem. Eng.
Rust remover
)(Chem. Eng.
)Rustiness (n.
)Rusting (n.
)Rustle (n.
)Rustle (n.
Rustless steel
)(Met.
)Rustproof (adj.
)Rut (n.

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)Ruthenium (Ru
)(Chem.
)Rutherford (Phys.
)Rutile (Min.
Rydberg constant
)(Phys.
)Rye (Bot.
Rymer = reamer
)(Eng.

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SOS
S.T.P. (standard
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)Sabin (Acous.
)Sabotage (n.
)Sabotage (v.
)Saboteur (n.
= Sabulous
)sabulose (adj.
)Sac (n.) (Biol.
Saccharic acid
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)Saccharide (Chem.
)Saccharine (adj.
)Saccharinee (n.
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Saccharometer
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)Sack (n.
)Sack (v.
= Sackcloth
sacking
)Sacrifice (n.
)Sacrifice (v.
Sacrificial anode
)(Chem.
Sacrificial
protection (Civ.
)Eng.
)Sacrum (Zool.
Saddle-back
)coping (Build.
Saddle-backed
)(adj.
)Saddle-key (Eng.
)Saddle (Elec. Eng.
)Saddle (Eng.
)Saddle (n.
)Saddle (v.
Saddle = saddle
)reef (Geol.
)Saddle boiler (Eng.
Saddle bracket
Saddle coil
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Saddle radiator
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Saddle tile (Civ.
)Eng.
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)Safe-edge file (Eng.

)Safe (n.
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Safe carrying
capacity (Elec.

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Safe estimate

)Safe load (Eng.
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Safe working
)pressure (Eng.
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)Safelight (Photog.

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Safety allowance
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Safety appliance
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discharging arch
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Safety belt
)Safety boiler (Eng.
)Safety brake (Eng.
Safety cage
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)Safety catch (Eng.
Safety chain (Elec.
)Eng.
)Safety clamp (Eng.
)Safety cock (Eng.
= Safety coefficient
coefficient of safety
)(Eng.
Safety coupling
)(Eng.
Safety cut-out
)(Elec. Eng.
)Safety device (Eng.
Safety door
= Safety factor
factor of safety
)(Eng.
Safety fence
Safety fuse (Elec.
)Eng.
)Safety fuse (Mil.
Safety glass

Safety governor
(Eng.)
Safety height
(Aero.)
Safety hoist (Eng.)
Safety joint (Eng.)
Safety lamp
(Mining)
Safety latch (Eng.)
Safety lock (Eng.)
Safety margin =
margin of safety
Safety matches
(Chem.)
Safety measures
Safety nut (Eng.)
Safety officer
Safety pin
Safety plug =
fusible plug (Eng.)
Safety precautions
Safety relief valve
(Eng.)
Safety rod (Phys.)
Safety standards
(Civ. Eng.)
Safety stop (Eng.)
Safety switch
(Elec. Eng.,
Railways)
Safety torch
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Safranine (Chem.,
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)Sag (n.
)Sag (v.
Sag bar = anti-sag
)bar (Eng.
Sag correction
)(Surv.
Sag of curvature
Sag of the beam
)(Eng.
)Sagging (n.
)Sagitta (n.
)Sagitta (The Arrow
)(Astron.
)Sagittal (adj.
Sagittarius (The
)Archer) (Astron.
)Sail-plane (Aero.
)Sail (n.
)Sail (v.
)Sailboat (n.
)Sailcloth (Naut.
)Sailer (n.
Sailing course
)(Build.
Sailing permit

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Saint Elmos fire

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)Sal (Chem.
Sal ammoniac
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)Sal plug (Geol.
)Sal soda (Chem.

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)Salable (adj.
)Salamander (Met.

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)Salary (n.
)Sale (n.
Sale department
Sale price
Saleratus = baking
soda
Sales
Sales agreement
Sales rigister
)Salesman (n.
)Salesmanship (n.
Salic minerals
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)Salicylates (Chem.
Salicylic acid
)(Chem.

Salient-pole
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Salient (adj.)
Salient (Maths.)
Salient (n.)
Salient (Surv.)
Salient angle
(Maths.)
Saliferous (adj.)
(Geol.)
Salify (v.) (Chem.)
Salina (n.) (Geol.)
Saline (adj.)
Saline = salt
marsh (n.)
Salinity (n.)
Salinometer
(Chem., Phys.)
Saliva (n.)
Salt-bearing crude
(Pet. Eng.)
Salt-spray
corrosion (Chem.)
Salt-spray test
(Pet. Eng.)
Salt (adj.)
Salt (n.) (Chem.)
Salt (v.)
Salt bath case
hardening (Met.)
Salt bed (Min.)
Salt deposits (Geol.)

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)Salt lake (Geol.
Salt marsh
)Salt mine (Mining
Salt mining
)Salt pan (Geol.
Salt pan = saline
Salt water
Salt works
Salt, common
)(Chem.
)Salted (adj.
)Saltern (n.
)Saltiness (n.
)Salting (Photog.
)Salting out (Chem.
= Saltpetre
)saltpeter (Min.
Saltpetre, chile
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Saltpetre, Norway
)(Min.
)Saltwater (adj.
)Salty (adj.
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Salve oil
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Samarium (Sm or
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)Sample (n.
)Sample (v.
Sample bag (Pet.
)Eng.
Sample, core (Pet.
)Eng.
)Sampler (n.
)Sampling (n.
Sampling works
)(Pet. Eng.
)Sanction (n.
)Sanction (v.
Sanctions,
economic
Sand-asphalt (Pet.
)Eng.
)Sand-blast (n.
)Sand-blast (v.
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Sand-packing
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Sand-sifter (or
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Sand-slinger
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)Sand (n.
)Sand (v.
Sand avalanche
)(Geol.
Sand ballast
Sand bank
Sand bar
Sand bath
Sand bending
)(Plumb.
)Sand bin (Foundry
= Sand catcher
sand-grain meter
)(Hyd.
Sand content
Sand cushion (Civ.
)Eng.
Sand dredge (Civ.
)Eng.
)Sand dune (Geol.
)Sand filling (Met.
Sand filter (Civ.
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)Sand mill (Met.
)Sand mould (Met.
Sand moulding
)(Met.
)Sand oil (Pt. Eng.
Sand plug
)(Foundry
Sand pump (Pet.
)Eng.
Sand riddle
)Sand ridge (Geol.
)Sand ripple (Geol.
Sand screen
)Sand trap (Hyd.
)Sand, oil (Pet. Eng.
Sandbag
Sandbox (Met.,
)Railways
Sanded up
)Sander (Eng.
)Sander (Railways
)Sander, disc (Eng.
)Sanding (n.
)Sanding disc (Eng.
)Sandpaper (n.

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)Sandpapering (n.
)(Eng.
Sandpapering
machine
Sandplain (or sand
)sheet) (Geol.
Sandstone (or
)sandrock) (Geol.
Sandstone dyke
)(Geol.
Sandstorm
)(Meteor.
)Sandwich (Geol.
)Sandy (adj.
Sandy clay = loam
)(Build.
)Sanitary (adj.
Sanitary
engineering
Sanitary
precautions
Sanitary sewer
)(San. Eng.
Sanitary ware
)(San. Eng.
)Sanitation (n.
)Sanity (n.
)Sap (Bot.
)Sap (n.
)Sap (v.
)Saponaceous (adj.

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Saponification
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Saponification
)number (Chem.
Saponified oil
)Saponifier (Chem.
)Saponify (v.
Saponifying agent
)(Chem.
)Saponite (Min.
)Sapphire (Min.
)Sapping (Mining
Sappy wool
)Sapropelite (Geol.
)Saprophyte (Biol.
)Sapwood (Bot.
Sarah (Search and
rescue and
)homing) (Radio
)Sarcocarp (Bot.
)Sard (Mining
)Sardonyx (Min.
)Saros (Astron.
)Sash (Carp.
)Sash (n.

Sash and frame

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)Sash bar (Carp.

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)Sash door (Carp.
Sash fastener
)(Carp.

)Sash fillister (Carp.

Sash window
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)Sash, door (Auto.
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Satellite exchange
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Satellite field
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Satellite, artificial
)(Astrophysics
Satellite,
communications
)(Radio
)Satiate (v.
)Satin (adj.
)Satin (n.
)Satisfaction (n.
)Satisfactory (adj.
)Satisfy (v.
)Saturant (n.
)(Build.
)Saturate (v.

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Saturated air
(Meteor.)
Saturated colour
Saturated
compounds
(Chem.)
Saturated core
(Pet. Eng.)
Saturated
hydrocarbons
(Chem.)
Saturated
magnetization
(Magn.)
Saturated mixture
(Chem.)
Saturated solution
(Chem.)
Saturated steam
(Eng.)
Saturated vapour
(Phys.)
Saturated vapour
pressure (Phys.)
Saturation (Elec.
Eng.)
Saturation (n.)
Saturation
(Photog.)
Saturation
coefficient
Saturation control
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(Elec. Eng.)
Saturation curve
(Elec. Eng.)
Saturation deficit
Saturation factor
Saturation
induction (Phys.)
Saturation limit
(Elec. Eng.)
Saturation line =
water table (Geol.)
Saturation point
(Phys.)
Saturation
pressure (Phys.)
Saturation signal
(Radar)
Saturation voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Saturation,
acoustic (Acous.)
Saturation,
magnetic (Elec.
Eng.)
Saturn (astron.)
Saturnism (n.)
Saucepan (n.)
Saucer (Hyd.)
Saucer (n.)
Saurian squeezer
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)Savanna (Geog.
Savarts toothed
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Save
)Save (v.
Saving clause
Savings
Saw-filers vice
)(Eng.
Saw-frame (or saw)gate
Saw-guard
Saw-guide
Saw-set = saw
)swage (Eng.
)Saw (n.
)Saw (v.
)Saw arbor (Eng.
)Saw blade (Eng.
Saw carriage
)Saw cut (Eng.
)Saw file (Eng.
Saw filing machine
)(Eng.
Saw fitter
)Saw grinder (Eng.
Saw gullet
Saw gulleting
)machine (Eng.
Saw gumming

Saw setting
machine (Eng.)
Saw sharpening
machine (Eng.)
Saw spindle (Eng.)
Saw, band (Eng.)
Saw, bow (Eng.)
Saw, compass
(Carp.)
Saw, cross-cut(ting)
Saw, dovetail
(Carp.)
Saw, hack (Eng.)
Saw, hand (Eng.)
Saw, hole (Carp.)
Saw, keyhole
(Carp.)
Saw, pad (Carp.)
Saw, tenon (Carp.)
Sawbuck =
sawhorse (Carp.)
Sawdust (Carp.)
Sawhorse (Carp.)
Sawmill (n.)
Sawtooth
Sawtooth
Sawtooth generator
Sawtooth pulse
(Phys.)
Sawtooth roof
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)Sawyer (n.
Saybolt
viscosimeter (Pet.
)Eng.
)Sb (antimony
)(Chem.
Sc (scandium
)(Chem.
)Scab (n.
)Scab (v.
Scabbing (Civ.
)Eng.
Scabblling hammer
)Scabies (Med.
Scaffold (or
)scaffolding) (Build.
Scaffold boards
)(Build.
Scaffold poles
)(Build.
)Scalar (adj.) (Mech.
)Scalar (n.
)Scalar field (Phys.
Scalar function
)(Maths.
Scalar product
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)Scald (v.
)Scale-down (n.
)Scale-down (v.
)Scale-up (n.
)Scale-up (v.
)Scale (Acous.
)Scale (Met.
)Scale (n.
)Scale (Phys.

)Scale (v.
)Scale (Zool.
Scale beam
Scale distance
Scale drawing
)Scale effect (Aero.
Scale error
)Scale factor (Eng.
Scale formation
Scale model
Scale of hardness
Scale of nation
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Scale of relation
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Scale of wages
Scale range
Scale
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)Scale, oxide (Met.
)Scalene (adj.
Scalene triangle
)(Maths.
)Scalepan (n.
)Scaler (Elec. Eng.
)Scaler (n.
Scales
)Scaling (n.
= Scaling circuit
)scaler (Elec. Eng.
Scaling hammer
)Scalloped (adj.
)Scalp (n.) (Zool.
)Scalp (v.
)Scalpel (n.
)Scaly (adj.
)Scan (n.
)Scan (Radio.
)Scan (Telev.
)Scan (v.
)Scan area (Telev.
Scan frequency
)(Telev.
)Scandent (adj.
)Scandent (Bot.
)Scandium (Sc
)(Chem.
Scanner (Telev.,
)Radio

Scanning (n.)
(Telev.)
Scanning antenna
(Radio)
Scanning aperture
(Telev.)
Scanning beam
(Telev.)
Scanning disc
(Telev.)
Scanning drum
(Telev.)
Scanning field =
raster (Telev.)
Scanning heating
(Elec. Eng.)
Scanning lines
(Telev.)
Scanning process
(Telev.)
Scanning spot
(Telev.)
Scanning, electron
(Electronics)
Scanning, flying
spot (Telev.)
Scanning,
interlaced (Telev.,
Radio)
Scansion =
scanning process
Scant (adj.)
Scant (v.)

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)Scantling (n.
)Scanty (adj.
= Scapolite
)wernerite (Min.
= Scappling
)scabbling (n.
)(Build.
)Scar (n.
)Scar (v.
)Scarcity (n.
)Scare (adj.
)Scarf (n.
)Scarf (Plumb.
)Scarf (v.
Scarf welding
)(Plumb.
Scarfed joint
)(Eng.., Carp.
)Scarfing (n.
Scarifier (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Scarify (Agric.
)Scarify (v.
)Scarlet (adj.
)Scarlet (n.


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)escarpment (Geol.
)Scarp (v.
)Scarp (v.
)Scarped (adj.
)Scatter (v.
Scatter
)propagation (Radio
Scattered light
)(Optics
Scattered radiation
)(Phys.
Scattered veins
)(Mining
Scattered wave
)(Phys.
)Scattering (n.
Scattering angle
)(Phys.
Scattering loss

Scattering of energy

Scattering of light

Scattering, elastic
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)Scavenge (v.
Scavenge filter
)(Eng.
)Scavenger (Eng.
Scavenger pump
)(Eng.
)Scavenging (Chem.
)Scavenging (Eng.
)Scavenging (n.
Scavenging air
)pump (Eng.
Scavenging air
)valve (Eng.
Scavenging stroke
= exhaust stroke
)(I.C. Engs.
Scavenging tube
)(Eng.
Sccharimeter
)(Chem.
)Scenario (Cinema
)Scent (n.
)Scent (v.
)Schedule (n.
)Schedule (v.
Scheduled flight
)Scheduling (n.

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)Schema (n.
)Schematic (adj.

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)Scheme (n.
)Scheme (v.
)Schism (n.
)Schist (n.) (Geol.
Schmidt camera
)(Astrophysics
)Scholarship (n.
)Schooling (n.
)Schoolmate (n.
)Schorl-rock (Min.
Schottky effect
)(Electronics
Schrodinger
)equation (Phys.
Schumann rays
)(Phys.
Schweitzers
)reagent (Chem.
)Sciatica (Med.
)Science (n.
)Scientific (adj.

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Scientific research
)Scientist (n.
)Scintilla (n.
)Scintillate (v.
)Scintillating (adj.
)Scintillation (n.
Scintillation
)counter (Phys.
Scintillation layer
Scintillation
spectrometer
)(Phys.
)Scintillator (Phys.
Scintillometer
)(Phys.
)Sciograph (Build.
)Scion (Bot.
Scissel
)Scissile (adj.
)Scission (n.
)Scissor (v.
)Scissors (n.
Scissors crossing
)(Railways
Scissors joint
Scissors truss
)(Build.
Sclerenchyma
)(Bot.
)Sclerometer (Eng.
)Sclerophyte (Bot.

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Scleroscope
hardness test
)(Eng.
)Sclerotic (adj.
)Sclerotic (n.) (Zool.
)Scoop (n.
)Scoop (v.
Scoop air-intake
)(Aero.
)Scoop chain (Eng.
Scoop dredger
)(Civ. Eng.
)Scoop shovel (Eng.
Scoop wheel (Hyd.
)Eng.
)Scope (n.
)Scorch (n.
)Scorch (v.

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)Score (v.
Scored bearing
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)Scorer (n.
)Scoria (Geol.
)Scoria (Met.
)Scorification (n.
)(Met.
)Scorifier (Chem.
)Scorify (v.
)Scoring (n.
Scorpius (The
)Scorpion) (Astron.
)Scotch (n.
)Scotch (v.
Scotch tape
)Scour (Geol.
)Scour (n.
)Scour (v.
)Scour, wind (Geol.
Scouring (Hyd.
)Eng.
)Scouring (n.
)Scout (n.
)Scout (v.
)Scouting (n.
)Scow (n.
)Scrabble (v.
Scrambled speech
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Scrap iron
Scrap metal
)Scrape (v.
)Scraper (n.
Scraper mining
)(Mining
Scraper plane
)(Carp.
Scraper ring (I.C.
)Engs.
)Scraping (n.
)Scrapings (n.
)Scratch-brush (n.
)Scratch-brush (v.
= Scratch-coat
scratch work
)(Build.
)Scratch (Acous.
)Scratch (n.
)Scratch (v.
Scratch awl
Scratch filter
)(Acous.
Scratch gauge
)(Eng., Carp.
Scratch hardness
)(Eng., Min.
)Scree (or talus
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)Screed (Civ. Eng.
)Screed (n.) (Build.
Screen-grid
current
)(Thermionics
Screen-grid voltage
)(Thermionics
Screen-protected
)(adj.
)Screen (Meteor.

)Screen (n.
)Screen (v.
Screen actinic
efficiency
)(Electronics
Screen burning
)(Thermionics
Screen filter
)(Thermionics
Screen
fluorescence
)(Thermionics
Screen grid
)(Thermionics
Screen pipe (Pet.
)Eng.

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efficiency
(Thermionics)
Screen, jigging
(Mining)
Screen, lead (Phys.)
Screen, mud (Pet.
Eng)
Screen, oil
Screen, sizing
(Mining)
Screened-grid tube
(or valve)
(Thermionics)
Screened (adj.)
Screened antenna
(Radio)
Screened cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Screened coal
(Mining)
Screened ore
(Mining)
Screened pentode
(Thermionics)
Screened wiring
(Elec. Eng.)
Screener (Mining)
Screening (n.)
Screening box
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Screening effect
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Screening machine
)(Mining
Screening
protector (Elec.
)Eng.
)Screenings (n.
)Screw-blank (Eng.
)Screw-bolt (Eng.
)Screw-cutting (n.
)(Eng.
Screw-cutting
)gauge (Eng.
Screw-cutting
lathe = screwing
)lathe (Eng.
Screw-cutting oil
)(Eng.
)Screw-down (n.
)Screw-down (v.
)(Eng.
)Screw-driver (n.
Screw-grab (Civ.
)Eng.
Screw-head
)Screw-nut (Eng.
)Screw-up (v.
)Screw (adj.

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)Screw (Naut.
)Screw (v.
)Screw area (Eng.

)Screw auger (Carp.

Screw bell (Civ.
)Eng.

)Screw blade (Naut.

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Screw burner
Screw cap

)Screw chaser (Eng.

)Screw chuck (Eng.

Screw clamp
)(Carp.
)Screw collar (Eng.
Screw compressor
)(Eng.
Screw connection
)(Eng.
Screw conveyor
)(Eng.
Screw coupling
)(Railways
)Screw die (Eng.

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(Naut.)
Screw eye
Screw fan (Mining)
Screw fastening
(Eng.)
Screw feed (Eng.)
Screw gauge (Eng.)
Screw gearing
(Eng.)
Screw gland (Eng.)
Screw hook
Screw hoop (Eng.)
Screw jack = jackscrew (Eng.)
Screw joint (Eng.)
Screw lampholder
(Elec. Eng.)
Screw machine
(Eng.)
Screw motion
(Mech.)
Screw nail (Build.)
Screw pile (Civ.
Eng.)
Screw pitch (Eng.)
Screw pitch gauge
(Eng.)
Screw plate (Eng.)
Screw plug
Screw press (Eng.)
Screw propeller
(Naut., Aero.)

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= Screw shackle
)turnbuckle (Eng.
)Screw shaft (Eng.
Screw socket (Elec.
)Eng.
Screw stem
Screw stock = die)stock (Eng.
Screw tap = tap
)(Eng.
Screw terminal
)Screw thread (Eng.
Screw thread
)diameter (Eng.
Screw thread
)gauge (Eng.
Screw tool
)Screw vise (Eng.
Screw wrench
)(Eng.
Screw, grub
Screw, left-handed
)(Eng.
Screw, micrometer
Screw, right)handed (Eng.
Screw, standard
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Screwed bonnet
)(Eng.
Screwed coupling
)(Eng.
Screwed flange
)Screwed joint (Eng.
Screwed stays
)(Eng.
Screwed steel
)conduit (Elec. Eng.
)Screwing (n.
)Screwing die (Eng.
Screwing machine
)(Eng.
Screwing tackle
)(Eng.
)Scribble (v.
)Scribe-awl (Carp.
)Scribe (n.
)Scribe (v.
)Scriber (n.) (Carp.
Scribing
)compasses (Eng.
Scribing
)compasses (Eng.
Scribing gauge
)(Eng.
)Scroll (Arch.
)Scroll (n.
Scroll case (Hyd.
)Eng.



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Scroll clutch
Scroll drum
)(Mining
)Scroll gear (Eng.
)Scroll saw (Carp.
Scroll shear
)Scrub (Bot.
)Scrub (n.
)Scrub (v.
Scrub brush
Scrubbed gas (Pet.
)Eng.
Scrubbed solvent
)(Chem.
Scrubbers (Chem.,
)Eng.
Scrubbing plant
)(Pet. Eng.
Scrubbing tower
)(Chem., Eng.
)Scruple (n.
)Scruple (v.
)Scrupulous (adj.
)Scrutinize (v.
)Scrutiny (n.

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underwater
breathing
)apparatus
)Scud (Meteor.
Scudding
Scuffing wear
)(Eng.
)Scull (n.
)Scull (v.
)Sculptor (Astron.
)Sculptor (n.
)Sculpture (n.
)Scum (Met.
)Scum (n.
)Scum (v.
)Scumbling (Paint.
)Scupper (n.) (Naut.
)Scurf (Chem.
)Scurf (n.
)Scurvy (Med.
)Scutcher (n.
)Scutching (n.
)Scuttle (n.
)Scuttle (v.
Scutum (The
)shield) (Astron.
)Scythe (n.
)Scythe (v.

Se (selenium)
(Chem.)
Sea-bed (Geol.)
Sea-borne (adj.)
Sea-green (n.)
Sea (n.)
Sea anchor =
floating anchor
(Naut.)
Sea basin (Geog.)
Sea breeze
(Meteor.)
Sea chart (Naut.)
Sea cock (Naut.)
Sea dog
Sea environment
(Biol.)

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Sea gate (n.)
Sea lane (Naut.)
Sea letter (Naut.)
Sea level
Sea marker
Sea mile = nautical
mile
Sea salt
Sea sand
Sea transgression
(Geol.)

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Seaboard (adj.)
Seaboard (n.)
Seacoast (n.)

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)Seafaring (adj.
)Seal (n.

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)Seal (v.
)Seal (Zool.

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Seal coat
)Sealant (n.
Sealed cover (San.
)Eng.
Sealed tubes
Sealing-in (elec.
)Eng.
Sealing-off (Elec.
)Eng.
)Sealing (n.
Sealing coat (Civ.
)Eng.
Sealing compound
)(Eng.
)Sealing ring (Eng.
Sealing washer
)(Eng.
Sealing wax
Sealing weld
)Seam (geol.

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)Seam (v.

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)Seam set (Met.
Seam welding
)(Elec. Eng.
Seam welding
machine (Elec.
)Eng.
)Seaman (n.
)Seamanship (n.
)Seamark (Naut.
Seamers, hand
)(Eng.
Seaming machine
)(Met.
Seaming press
)(Met.
)Seamless (adj.
Seamstress
)Seamy rock (Geol.
)Seaplane (n.
)Seaport (n.
)Seaquake (Geol.
)Sear (adj.
)Sear (n.) (Mil.
)Sear (v.
Search-work
)(Mining
)Search (n.
)Search (v.
Search antenna
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exploring coil
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Search radar
)(Radio
)Searcher (n.
)Searching (adj.
)Searching (n.
)Searchlight (n.
Searchlight
)projector (Illum.
Seashore
)Seasickness (med.
)Season (n.
)Season (v.
Season cracking
)(Met.
Seasonal
balancing (Pet.
)Eng.
Seasonal variations
)Seasoning (n.
)Seat (n.
)Seat (v.
)Seat belt (Aero.
)Seating (n.) (Eng.
Seating capacity
Seating, valve
)(Eng.

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Seawater
)Seaway (n.
)Seaweeds (Bot.
)Seaworthiness (n.
)(Naut.
)Seaworthy (adj.
Sec (abbrev. For
)secant
SECAM colour
)system (Telev.
)Secant (Maths.
Secant curve
)(Maths.
Secateurs
Seccotine
)Second-hand (adj.
Second-motion
)shaft (Eng.
)Second (adj.
)Second (n.
)Second (v.
Second anode
)(Thermionics
Second detector
)(Radio
)Second gear (Eng.
)Second hand (n.
Second ionization
)potential (Chem.

Second lieutenant
(Mil.)
Second outlet
(Mining)
Second power
(Maths.)
Second tap (Eng.)
Second working
(Mining)
Secondary (adj.)
Secondary (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary amyl
alcohol (Chem.)
Secondary axis
(Optics)
Secondary battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary beam
(Build.)
Secondary bow
(Meteor.)
Secondary burden
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary butyl
alcohol (Chem.)
Secondary cell =
accumulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Secondary coil
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary colour

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rays (Astrophysics)
Secondary current
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary cut-out
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary cut file
(Eng.)
Secondary degree
equations (Maths.)
Secondary
depression
(Meteor.)
Secondary
distribution (Elec.
Eng.)
Secondary
electrode (Elec.
Eng.)
Secondary
electrons (Phys.)
Secondary
emission (Phys.)
Secondary
emission multiplier
(Electronics)
Secondary
enrichment (Geol.)
Secondary era
(Geol.)
Secondary focus
(Optics)

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hardness (Met.)
Secondary industry
Secondary
ionization (Chem.)
Secondary leakage
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary main
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary
minerals (mining)
Secondary
quantum number
(Chem.)
Secondary
radiation (Phys.)
Secondary rainbow
(Meteor.)
Secondary
recovery methods
(Pet. Eng.)
Secondary
reflections (Phys.)
Secondary
resistance (Elec.
Eng.)
Secondary road
Secondary Rocks
(Geol.)
Secondary school
Secondary
spectrum (Optics)

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Secondary stress
(Mech.)
Secondary unit
(Phys.)
Secondary vein
(Mining)
Secondary
ventilation (Civ.
Eng.)
Secondary voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Secondary wave
(Phys.)
Secondary winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Secrecy (n.)
Secrecy systems
(Teleph.)
Secret (adj.)
Secret (n.)
Secret agent
Secret dovetail
(Carp.)
Secret nailing
(Carp.)
Secret switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Secretariat (n.)
Secretary-general
Secretary (n.)
Secrete (v.)
Secretion (n.)

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Sectile (adj.)
Section (n.)
Section (v.)
Section insulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Section iron (Met.)
Section lines
Section manager
Section mill (Met.)
Section modulus =
modulus of section
(Eng.)
Section pillar
(Elec. Eng.)
Section properties
(Civ. Eng.)
Section rolling
(Met.)
Section switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Section, cross
Section,
longitudinal
Sectional area
Sectional boiler
(Eng.)
Sectional covering
(Eng.)
Sectional drawing
Sectional elevation

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)(Eng.
Sectional paper
Sectional plating
)(Elec. Eng.
Sectional tank
)(Eng.
Sectional view
)Sectionalize (v.
Sectionalized
)busbar (Elec. Eng.
Sectionalized
vertical antenna
)(Radio
)Sector (Geom.
)Sector (n.
)Sector disc (Phys.
)Sector gears (Eng.
Sector scanning
)(Radio
Sector, blind
)Secular (adj.
Secular changes
)(Geol., Astron.
)Secure (adj.
)Secure (v.
Securing bolt
Securing bracket
Securing sleeve

Security (n.)
Security measures
Security officer
Sedative (adj.)
Sedative (n.)
Sedentary (adj.)
Sedentary deposit
(Geol.)
Sedentary soil
(Geol.)
Sediment (n.)
Sediment (v.)
Sediment trap
Sedimentary (adj.)
Sedimentary
breccia (Geol.)
Sedimentary
formation (Geol.)
Sedimentary
minerals (Geol.)
Sedimentary
petrology (Geol.)
Sedimentary rocks
(Geol.)
Sedimentation (n.)
Sedimentation
constant (Chem.)
Sedimentation
potential (Elec.
Eng.)
Sedimentation
tank (San. Eng.)
Seduce (v.)

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Seebeck effect
)(Elec. Eng.
)Seed (n.
)Seed (v.
Seed crystal
)(Chem.
)Seedling (n.) (Bot.
)Seek (v.
)Seem (v.
)Seemly (adj.
)Seep (n.
)Seep (v.
)Seepage (n.
)Seesaw (n.
)Seesaw (v.
)Seethe (v.
Seger (fusion) cones
)Segment (Maths.
)Segment (n.
)Segment (v.
Segmental arch
Segmental core
)disc (Elec. Eng.
Segmental gears
)(Eng.
)Segmentation (n.
)Segregate (v.
)Segregation (n.

Segregation,
gravitational
(Mining)
Segregations,
magmatic (Geol.)
Seiche (Geol.)
Seism (n.)
Seismic =
seismical (adj.)
Seismic belts
(Geophysics)
Seismic centre (or
focus) (Geophysics)
Seismic
exploration (Pet.
Eng.)
Seismic focus
(Geophysics)
Seismic
prospecting
(Mining)
Seismic surveying
(Geophysics)
Seismic waves
(Geophysics)
Seismism
(Geophysics)
Seismogram
(Geophysics)
Seismograph
(Geophysics)
Seismologist (n.)
Seismology (Geol.)

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)(Geophysics
Seismoscope
)(Geophysics
)Seize (Eng.
)Seize (Naut.
)Seize (v.
Seized bearing
)(Eng.
)Seizure (n.
Seizure = seizing
)up (Eng.
)Select (adj.
)Select (v.
)Selectance (Radio
)Selectee (n.) (mil.
)Selection (n.
Selection, natural
)(Biol.
Selective
)absorption (Phys.
Selective
)adsorption (Phys.
Selective assembly
)(Eng.

Selective corrosion
Selective cracking
)process (Pet. Eng.

Selective emission
)(Elec. Eng.

Selective
evaporation (Phys.)
Selective
extraction (Chem.)
Selective fading
(Radio)
Selective fit (Eng.)
Selective flotation
(Met.)
Selective freezing
(Met.)
Selective fusion
(Met.)
Selective
interference (Radio)
Selective
polymerization
(Chem.)
Selective
protection (Elec.
Eng.)
Selective radiation
(Phys.)
Selective reflection
(Phys.)
Selective
resonance (Elec.
Eng.)
Selective solvent
(Chem.)
Selective solvent
extraction (Chem.)

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transmission
)(Phys.
)Selectivity (n.
)(Radio
Selectivity factor
)(Radio
Selector (Elec.
)Eng.
)Selector (n.
)(Teleph.
Selector forks
)(Auto.
Selector panel
)(Teleph.
Selector plug
)(Teleph.
Selector switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Selector valve
)(Radio
Selector, crystal
)(Radio
)Selenate (Chem.
Selenic acid
)(Chem.
)Selenite (Geol.
Selenitic cement
)(Civ. Eng.
)Selenium (Se
)(Chem.
Selenium cell
)(Phys.
Selenium glass
)(Photog.

Selenium rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
)Selenocentric (adj.
)(Astron.

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)constants (Astron.
Selenography
)(Astron.
Selenoid
)(Astrophysics

)Selenology (astron.

Selenophone
)(Acous.
)Self-acting (adj.
Self-acting brake
)(Eng.
Self-acting lathe
)(Eng.
Self-acting
)lubricator (Eng.
Self-acting switch
)(Elec. Eng.
)Self-adjusting (adj.
)Self-adjusting (n.
Self-adjusting
)coupling (Eng.
Self-aligning ball)bearing (Eng.
)Self-alignment (n.

Self-anchored
suspension bridge
(Civ. Eng.)
Self-annealing
metal (Met.)
Self-assured (adj.)
Self-balance
protection (Elec.
Eng.)
Self-bias
(Thermionics)
Self-capacitance
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-centring
chuck (Eng.)
Self-cleansing
(San. Eng.)
Self-closing (adj.)
Self-composed
(adj.)
Self-confidence (n.)
Self-conjugate
triangle (Maths.)
Self-contained (adj.)
Self-control (n.)
Self-cooling (adj.)
Self-criticism (n.)
Self-defense (n.)
Self-discharge (n.)
Self-discipline (n.)
Self-dumping skip
(Civ. Eng.)

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worker
Self-energizing
(adj.)
Self-energy (of a
particle) (Phys.)
Self-evident (adj.)
Self-excitation
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-excited
oscillator (Radio)

Self-excited
transmitter (Radio)

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Self-exciting
dynamo (Elec. Eng.)

Self-faced stone
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(Build.)

Self-feeding
lubricator (Eng.)

Self-hardening
steel (Met.)

Self-heating (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)

Self-heterodyne =
autoheterodyne
(Radio)
.
Self-ignition
temperature
(Chem.)

Self-ignition
temperature
(Chem.)

Self-impedance
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-induced (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-inductance
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-induction
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-inflicted
injurey (adj.)
Self-loader (Mil.)
Self-loading
conveyor (Eng.)
Self-locking (adj.)
Self-lubricating
(adj.)
Self-maintained
discharge (Phys.)
Self-oiling (adj.)
Self-opening die
(Eng.)
Self-oscillation
(Radio)
Self-pollination
(Bot.)
Self-priming pump
(Eng.)
Self-propagating
reaction (Chem.)
Self-propelled (adj.)
Self-quenching
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self-registering)
apparatus (Eng.)
Self-regulating
(adj.)
Self-releasing (adj.)
Self-reliance (n.)
Self-saturation
(Elec. Eng.)
Self-scattering (n.)
(Phys.)
Self-sealing tank
(Eng.)
Self-service (n.)
Self-setting (adj.)
Self-shielding (adj.)
(Phys.)
Self-starter (Auto.)
Self-starting (adj.)
Self-stifling
reaction (Chem.)
Self-stressed
cement (Civ. Eng.)
Self-sufficient (adj.)
Self-supporting
partition (Build.)
Self-sustained
oscillation (Radio)
Self-synchronizing
machine (Elec.
Eng.)

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Self-winding watch
)(adj.
)Self (adj.
)Self (n.
Self absorption
)(Phys.
Self action
Self equalizing
)brake (Eng.
)Seller (n.
)Sellers hob (Eng.
Sellers screwthreads = U.S.
standard threads
)(Eng.
Selling-price
Selsyn (self)synchronizing
generator (Elec.
)Eng.
Selsyn motor (Elec.
)Eng.
Selvage (or
)selvedge) (n.
)Semaphore (n.
)Semaphore (v.
Semi)Semi-annual (adj.
)Semi-arid (adj.
Semi-automatic
)(adj.

Semi-automatic
arc welding (Eng.)
Semi-automatic
telephone system
(Teleph.)
Semi-basic rocks
(Geol.)
Semi-beam =
cantilever (Civ.
Eng.)
Semi-circular (adj.)
Semi-circular arch
(Civ. Eng.)
Semi-circular
deviation (Naut.)
Semi-coke = coalite
Semi-column
(Build.)
Semi-conductor
(Elec. Eng.)
Semi-conductor
diode (Electronics)
Semi-conductor
junction
(Electronics)
Semi-conductor
rectifier (Elec. Eng.)
Semi-conical drum
Semi-cricle
Semi-crystalline
(adj.)

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(adj.)

Semi-desert (adj.)

Semi-diameter
(Astron.)
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Semi-diesel engine
(Eng.)

Semi-drying oil

Semi-elliptical
spring (Eng.)

Semi-enclosed fuse
(Elec. Eng.)

Semi-enclosed
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Semi-final (adj.)
Semi-finished
product

Semi-floating (adj.)
Semi-fluid (n., adj.)
(Phys.)
Semi-girder =
cantilever (Civ.
Eng.)
Semi-globular (adj.)
Semi-hard steel
Semi-indirect
lighting (Illum.)
Semi-killed steel
(Met.)
Semi-liquid (adj.,
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chart
Semi-lunar (adj.)
Semimanufactured
goods
Semi-mat(t) (adj.)
Semi-mobile (adj.)
Semi-official (adj.)
Semi-opaque (adj.)
Semi-ordinate
(Maths.)
Semi-parasite
(Biol.)
Semi-permeable
(adj.)
Semi-permeable
membrane
Semi-polar (or coordinate) bond
(Chem.)
Semi-porcelain
Semi-portable
boiler (Eng.)
Semi-refined (adj.)
Semi-remote
control (Radio)
Semi-rigid balloon
(Aero.)
Semi-rotary pump
(Eng.)
Semi-skilled worker

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Semi-span (Civ.
Eng.)
Semi-spherical
(adj.)
Semi-steel (adj.)
(Met.)
Semi-stratified
rocks (Geol.)
Semi-tone (Acous.)
Semi-transparent
(adj.)
Semi-tropical (adj.)
Semi-tubular
boiler (Eng.)
Seminar (n.)
Send-receive
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Send (v.)
Sender (n.)
Sending-end
impedance (Elec.
Comm.)
Sending aerial
(Radio)
Sending end (Elec.
Eng.)
Sending key (Elec.
Comm.)
Sending station
(Elec. Comm.)
Senility (n.) (Biol.)

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)Senior (n.
)Seniority (n.
)Sensation (n.
Sensation level
)(Acous.
= Sensation unit
)decibel (Acous.
)Sensational (adj.
)Sense (Maths.
)Sense (n.
)Sense (v.
Sense finding
)Sensibility (n.
)Sensible (adj.
Sensible
)atmosphere (Phys.
Sensible heat
)(Phys.
Sensible horizon
)(Surv.
)Sensitive (adj.
Sensitive balance
Sensitive drill
)(Eng.
Sensitive flame
)(Phys.
Sensitive market
Sensitive paper
)(Photog.
)Sensitivity (n.

Sensitivity
threshold (Eng.)
Sensitivity,
contrast (Phys.)
Sensitivity,
receiver (Radio)
Sensitize (v.)
Sensitized paper
(Photog.)
Sensitizer (Chem.)
Sensitometer
(Photog.)
Sensor (n.) (Eng.,
Phys.)
Sensory (adj.)
Sentence (n.)
Sentence (v.)
Sentry (n.)
Sepal (Bot.)
Separable (adj.)
Separate (adj.)
Separate (v.)
Separate excitation
(Elec. Eng.)
Separate system
(San. Eng.)
Separate touch
(Magn.)
Separately-excited
dynamo (Elec. Eng.)
Separating
calorimeter (Eng.)

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Separation (n.)
Separation energy
= bonding energy
(Phys.)
Separation plane
Separation point
Separator (Eng.)
Separator (n.)
Separator circuit
(Telev.)
Separator valve
(Radio)
Separator, battery
plate (Elec. Eng.)
Separator,
centrifugal (Eng.)
Separator,
magnetic (Mining.)
Separatory drum
(Mining)
Separatory funnel
(Chem.)
Separatrix (n.)
(Maths.)
Sepsis (n.)
Septa (pl. of
septum)
Septagon (n.)
(Geom.)
Septal (adj.)

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)Septate (adj.
Septavalent (or
)septivalent) (adj.
)(Chem.
September
Septic tank (San.
)Eng.
)Septum (pl. septa
)(n.
)Sequence (Maths.
)Sequence (n.
Sequence switch
)(Teleph.
Sequencer
)(Electronics
Sequential
)scanning (Telev.
Sequential
transmission
)(Telev.
Sequestering agent
)(Chem.
Sequestration
)(Chem.
)Sera (n.) (Ecol.
)Serac (Geol.
)Seral (adj.) (Ecol.
)Serein (Meteor.
)Sergeant (Mil.
Sergeant major
)(Mil.
)Serial (adj.

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Serial number
)Seriate (adj.
)Sericite (Min.
)Sericulture (n.
Seriescharacteristic
)(Elec. Eng.
Series-multiple
connection (Elec.
)Eng.
Series-parallel
connection (Elec.
)Eng.
Series-parallel
)control (Elec. Eng.
Series-parallel
network (Elec.
)Eng.
Series-would
induction coil
)(Elec. Eng.
Series-would
)motor (Elec. Eng.
Series-wound field
)(Elec. Eng.
)Series (adj.
)Series (Geol.
)Series (Maths.
)Series (n.
Series
amplification (Elec.
)Eng.

Series battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Series capacitor
(Elec. Eng.)
Series circuit (Elec.
Eng.)
Series connection
(Elec. Eng.)
Series distribution
Series dynamo
(Elec. Eng.)
Series excitation
(Elec. Eng.)
Series feed (Elec.
Eng.)
Series field
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Series integration
(Maths.)
Series lighting
(Elec. Eng.)
Series modulation
(Radio)
Series motor (Elec.
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Series multipolar
dynamo (Elec. Eng.)

Series regulator
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Series repulsion
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Series resonance
)(Radio
Series transformer
)(Elec. Eng.
Series welding
)(Eng.
Series winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Series, electro)chemical (Chem.
)Serious (adj.
)Serotinous (adj.
)(Bot.
Serpek process
)(Chem.
Serpens (The
)Serpent) (Astron.
)Serpentine (adj.
)Serpentine (Maths.
)Serpentine (n.
)(Geol.
)Serrate (adj.
)Serrate (v.
Serrate antenna
)(Radio
)Serrated (adj.
)Serration (n.
)Serrulate (adj.
)Serum (n.
)Servant (n.

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)Service (n.
)Service (v.
Service area
)(Radio, Telev.
Service band
)(Radio
Service block (Elec.
)Eng.
Service call
)(Teleph.
Service capacity
)(Elec. Eng.
Service car
Service ceiling
)(Aero.
Service centre
Service connection
)(Elec. Eng.
Service entrance
)(Elec. Eng.
Service lines
)Service load (Aero.
Service mains
)(Elec. Eng.
Service pipe (Civ.
)Eng.
Service reservoir
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Service station
)(Auto.
)Service test (Eng.
)Serviceable (adj.
)Servicing (n.
)Serving (n.
Servo-amplifier
)(Electronics
)Servo-brake (Eng.
Servo-control
)(Aero.
Servo-mechanism
)(Eng.
)Servo-motor (Eng.
Servo-system
)(Elec. Eng.
Servo-valve (Hyd.
)Eng.
Servo (control) unit
)(Eng.
)Servo0tab (Aero.
Sesame oil
Sesqui)Sesqui- (Chem.
Sesquioxide
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)Sessile (adj.) (Biol.
)Session (Acous.
)Session (n.
)Seston (Biol.
Set-back counter
)(Eng.
Set-up-scale
)instrument (Eng.

)Set (adj.
)Set (Maths.

)Set (n.

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Set bolt
)Set chisel (Eng.
)Set collar (Eng.
)Set gauge (Eng.
Set grease (Pet.
)Eng.
)Set hammer (Eng.
)Set noise (Radio
)Set nut (Eng.
Set of weights
)(Phys.
)Set point (Chem.
)Set point (Surv.
)Set screw (Eng.
)Set shoe (Eng.
)Set square (Eng.
Set, permanent
)(Met., Mech.
)Set, rivet (Eng.
)Setback (n.
)Sett (Agric.
)Sett (n.) (Eng.
Sett = pitcher (Civ.
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Setter, altitude
)(Aero.
)Setting-down (Eng.
)Setting-out (n.
)Setting-over (n.
)(Eng.

)Setting (n.
)Setting (time
)(Chem.

)Setting coat (Build.

Setting device
)(Eng.
Setting gauge
)(Eng.

)Setting knob (Eng.

)Setting lever (Eng.

Setting point
)(Chem.

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)Settled (adj.

)Settlement (n.
Settlement crater
)(Civ. Eng.
)Settler (Mining.
)Settler (n.
)Settling (n.
Settling tank (San.
)Eng.
Settling velocity
)(Hyd.
Settling velocity
)(Mech.
Settling, hindered
)(Chem.
)Setup (n.
)Setup (Surv.
)Sever (v.
)Severe (adj.
)Sew (v.
Sewage (n.) (San.
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Sewage gas (or
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Sewer (n.) (San.
)Eng.
Sewerage (n.) (San.
)Eng.
Sewing machine
)Sexagesimal (adj.
Sexagesimal
system (of angular
)measure) (Maths.
)Sexangular (adj.
= Sexivalent
)hexavalent (adj.
)(Chem.
Sextans (The
)Sextant) (Astron.
)Sextant (Surv.
)Sextic (adj.
)(Maths.
)Sferics (Electronics
)Sferics (Radio
)Shackle (n.
)Shackle (v.
Shackle insulator
)(Elec. Eng.
)Shade (n.
)Shade (v.

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)(Elec. Eng.
)Shading (n.
Shading circuit
)(Telev.
Shading coil (Elec.
)Eng.
)Shadow (Adj.
)Shadow (n.
)Shadow (n.
)Shadow (v.
Shadow effect
)(Elec. Comm.
Shadow mask
(colour) kinescope
)(Telev.
Shadow
= photometer
Rumfords
)photometer (Phys.
Shadow region
)(Radio. Telev.
)Shady (adj.

)Shaft (Civ. Eng.

)Shaft (Eng.
)Shaft (Met.

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)Shaft (n.
Shaft and tunnel
)method (Mining
Shaft basis limit
)system (Eng.

)Shaft bearing (Eng.

Shaft boring

Shaft bottom
)(Mining

Shaft cable (Civ.
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Shaft cable
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)Shaft collar (Eng.
Shaft collar
)(Mining
Shaft coupling
)(Eng.
)Shaft drive (Eng.
Shaft frame
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Shaft governor
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Shaft horsepower
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Shaft ladder
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)Shaft lining (Met
Shaft lining
)(Mining
Shaft machine
)(Eng.
)Shaft mine (Mining
Shaft mining
)(Mining
)Shaft pillar (Mining
Shaft raising
)(Mining, Civ. Eng.
)Shaft set (Mining
Shaft shoulder
)(arch.
Shaft sinking
)(Mining
Shaft straightener
)(Eng.
Shaft timbering
)(Civ. Eng.
)Shaft turbine (Eng.
Shaft, drilling
)(Eng.
)Shaft, drive (Eng.
Shaft, eccentric
)(Eng.
Shafting = line
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)Shake (n.
)Shake (v.
)Shakeproof (adj.
)Shaker (n.
Shaker conveyor
)(Mining
Shaking chute
)(Mining
Shaking grate
)(Eng.
Shaking screen
)(Mining
Shaking table
)(Mining
)Shaky (adj.
)Shale (n.) (Geol.
Shale formation
)(Geol.
)Shale oil (Pet. Eng.
Shale oil refinery
)(Pet. Eng.
Shale, bituminous
)(Geol.
)Shallow (adj.


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Shallow well (Civ.
)Eng.
)Shallows (n.
)Sham (adj.
)Sham (n.
)Shank (n.
Shank = shank
)ladle (Foundry
)Shank cutter (Eng.
)Shank mill (Eng.
)Shape (n.
)Shape (v.
Shape elasticity
)(Mech.
Shaped-beam (or
)phase-shaped
)antenna (Radio

Shaped-conductor
)cable (Elec. Eng.
Shaped iron

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)machine (n.) (Eng.

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Shaping network
)(Telev.
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Shared electrons
)(Chem.
)Shareholder (n.
Sharp-bend (Elec.
)Eng.
Sharp-bend
)(Plumb.
)Sharp-edged (adj.
)Sharp (adj.
)Sharp (adv.
Sharp angle
)Sharp bit (Eng.
Sharp curve
Sharp cut-off
pentode
)(Electronics
Sharp image
)(Optics
)Sharp tuning (adj.
)Sharp tuning (n.
)(Radio
)Sharpen (v.
)Sharpener (n.
Sharpening stone
)Sharpness (n.
)Shatter (v.
Shatter belt (or
)zone) (Geol.
Shattered rock
Shattering
explosives

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Shave (n.)
Shave (v.)
Shaven thread
Shavings
Sheaf (n.)
Sheaf (v.)
Shear-legs =
sheers (Eng.)
Shear (adj.)
Shear (n.)
Shear (v.)
Shear centre
(Mech.)
Shear deformation
(Mech.)
Shear folding
(Geol.)
Shear modulus =
modulus of rigidity
(Mech.)
Shear resistant
(adj.)
Shear slide (Geol.)
Shear steel (Met.)
Shear test (Eng.)
Shear waves (Phys.)
Shearing elasticity
(Mech.)
Shearing force
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(Mech.)
Shearing strain
(Mech.)
Shearing strength
(or tenacity) (Mech.)
Shearing stress
(mech.)
Shears (n.)
Shears = shearlegs (Eng.)
Shears = ways
(Eng.)
Shears derrick =
shear-legs (Eng.)
Shears, lever (Eng.)
Shears, power
(Eng.)
Sheath (n.)
Sheath eddies
(Elec. Eng.)
Sheathe (v.)
Sheathed cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Sheathed electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Sheathing (n.)
Sheave (n.) (Eng.)
Sheave (v.)
Sheave block (Eng.)

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)sheave (Eng.
)Shed (n.
)Shed (v.
)Shed roof (Build.
)Sheen (n.
)Sheen (v.
= Sheer-legs
)sheers (Eng.
)Sheer (adj.
)Sheer (adv.
)Sheer (n.
Sheet-like
)intrusion (Geol.
)Sheet (Geol.
)Sheet (n.
)Sheet (v.
Sheet anchor
)(Naut.
)Sheet copper (Met.
Sheet could
)(Meteor.
Sheet erosion
)(Geol.
Sheet glass
)Sheet iron (Met.
)Sheet lead (Met.
Sheet lightning
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Sheet metal gauge
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)Sheet mill (Eng.
Sheet pile (Civ.
)Eng.
Sheet steel (Civ.
)Eng.
)Sheeting (Geol.
)Sheeting (n.
)Shelf (Geol.
)Shelf (n.
Shell-type
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Shell (Build.
)(Chem.
)(Mil.
)(n.
)(Pet. Eng.
)(v.
)(Zool.

Shell
Shell
Shell
Shell
Shell
Shell

Shell and coil

)condenser (Chem.
)Shell auger (Eng.
)Shell bit (Carp.
)Shell body (Mil.

)Shell calipers (Eng.

Shell capacity (Pet.
)Eng.

)Shell case (Mil.

Shell inning (Pet.
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Shell limestone
)(Geol.

)Shell mill (Eng.

Shell outage (Pet.
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)Shell plate (Eng.

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)(Mil.

Shell pump (Civ.
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Shell roof (Civ.
)Eng.
Shell, electron
)(Chem.
Shell, magnetic
)(Elec. Eng., Phys.
)Shellac (n.
)Shellac (v.
Shellac varnish
)(Paint.
)Shelter (n.
)Shelter (v.
Shelter, air-raid
)Shelve (v.

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)Sherardize (v.
)(Met.
Shide = shingle
)(Build.
)Shield (n.
)Shield (v.
Shield factor (Elec.
)Eng.
Shield grid
)(Thermionics
Shield,
)electrostatic (Radio
Shielded arc
)welding (Eng.
Shielded cable
Shielded electrode
)(Elec. Eng.
Shielded pair
)(Elec. Eng.
Shielded pole
instrument
)Shielding (n.
)Shielding (Phys.
)Shift (n.
)Shift (v.
)Shift gear (Eng.
Shift work
)Shifting (n.


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)(Agric.
Shifting dune
)(Geol.
)Shifting lever (Eng.
Shifting spanner
)(Eng.
)Shim (n.) (Eng.
)Shim (v.
)Shimmering (n.
Shimmy = wheel
wobble (Mech.
)Eng.
Shimmy damper
)(Mech. Eng.

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)Shine (n.
)Shine (v.
)Shingle (Met.
)Shingle (n.) (Geol.
)Shingle (v.
Shingle = shine
)(Build.
Shingle lining
)(Build.

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)Shingling (Build.

)Shingling (n.
Shining lustre
)Shiny (adj.

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)Ship (n.
)Ship (v.
Ship canal
)Ship fitter (Eng.
)Ship hold (Naut.
)Ship lanes (Aero.
)Ships log (Naut.
Ships papers
)Shipment (n.
Shipping agency
Shipping invoice
Shipping port
Shipshape (adj.,
)adv.
)Shipways (Naut.
)Shipwreck (n.
)Shipwreck (v.
)Shipwright (n.
)(Naut.
)Shipyard (n.
)(Naut.
)Shirk (v.
)Shirt (n.
)Shiver (n.
)Shiver (v.
)Shoad (or shode
)(Mining
)Shoading (Mining
)Shoal (adj.
)Shoal (n.
)Shoal (v.

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)Phys.

)Shock (n.
.
)Shock (v.
.
Shock absorber
)(Eng.
.
Shock absorber oil
)(Eng.

Shock absorber
)piston (Eng.

Shock absorber,
oleo-pneumatic

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Shock damp
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Shock excitation
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Shock motion
)(Mech.
Shock mounting
)(Eng.
)Shock tube (Aero.
Shock, electric
)Shockproof (adj.
Shockproof switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Shoe-lace (or shoe
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)Shoe (v.
)Shoe brake (Eng.
)Shoe carrier (Eng.
)Shoot (n.
)Shoot (v.
)Shooting (Carp.
)Shooting (Eng.
)Shooting (n.
)Shooting (Surv.
Shooting board
)(Carp.
Shooting plane
)(Carp.
Shooting star
)(Astron.
)Shop-crane (Eng.
Shop-number
)(Eng.
Shop-traveller
)(Eng.
)Shop (n.
)Shop (v.
Shop drawings
)Shop rivet (Eng.
)Shop weld (Eng.
Shop work
Shoran (Short
)range navigation
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)Shore (Build.
)Shore (n.
)Shore (v.
Shore durometer
)(Met.
)Shore effect (Radio
Shore hardness
)(Met.
Shore scleroscope
)(Eng.
)Shoring (n.) (Build.
)Short-circuit (n.
)(Elec. Eng.
)Short-circuit (n.
)(Elec. Eng.
)Short-circuit (v.
)Short-circuit (v.
Short-circuit
characteristic
)(Elec. Eng.
Short-circuit
)testing (Elec. Eng.
Short-circuit
transition (Elec.
)Eng.
Short-circuit
)voltage (Elec. Eng.
Short-circuited (or
)shorted) (adj.
Short-circuited
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)rotor (Elec. Eng.
Short-circuiting
)(n.) (Elec. Eng.
)Short-cut (n.
Short-focus lens
)(Optics
Short-nose pliers
)(Eng.
Short-pitch coil
)(Elec. Eng.
Short-radius cure
)(Maths.
)Short-range (adj.
)Short-range (n.
)Short-sighted (adj.
Short-stopper
)(Chem.
)Short-term (adj.
Short-time current
)(Elec. Eng.
Short-wave
)converter (Radio
Short-waves
)receiver (Radio
)Short (adj.
Short column (Civ.
)Eng.
Short division
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Short flame coal


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= Short sight
)myopia (Med.
Short ton
)Short waves (Radio
)Shortage (n.
)Shortcomings (n.
Shorted = shortcircuited (Elec.
)Eng.
)Shorten (v.
Shortening
)capacitor (Radio
)Shorthand (adj.
)Shorthand (n.
Shorting = shortcircuiting (Elec.
)Eng.
)Shot-loaded (adj.
)Shot (n.

) (

)Shot blasting (Eng.

Shot drill (Civ.
)Eng.

Shot drilling = shot

)boring (Civ. Eng.

Shot effect
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Shot noise
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)Shot peening (Met.
Shot point (Civ.
)Eng.
Shotgun
Shottky (or
Schottky) defect
)(Electronics
)Shoulder (n.
)Shoulder (v.
Shoulder belts
Shouldered tenon
)(Carp.
)Shove (n.
)Shove (v.
)Shovel (n.
)Shovel (v.
Shovel, power
)(Eng.
)Shovelful (n.
)Show (n.
)Show (v.
)Shower (n.
)Shower (v.

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Showroorm
)Shrapnel (n.) (Mil.
)Shred (n.
)Shred (v.
)Shrink (n.
)Shrink (v.
)Shrink factor (Eng.
)Shrink fit (Eng.
Shrinkag ratio
)(Eng.
Shrinkag rule
)Shrinkage (n.
Shrinkage
)allowance (Eng.
Shrinkage cavity
)(Foundry
Shrinkage crack
)(Foundry
Shrinkage crack
)(Geol.
Shrinkage joint
)(Civ. Eng.
Shrinkage stoping
)(Mining

)Shrinking-in (Eng.

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)Shroud (n.
)Shroud (v.
Shroud line (Aero.,
)Naut.
Shroud, engine
)(Eng.
)Shroud, fan (Eng.
)Shrouded (adj.
Shrouded gear
)(Eng.
Shrouded sparking
)plug (Elec. Eng.
)Shrub (n.) (Bot.
Shrunk-in liner
)(Eng.
Shrunk-on ring
)(Eng.
)Shuffle (v.
)Shuffle (v.
Shuffs = chuffs
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Shunt-wound
)motor (Elec. Eng.
)Shunt (adj.
)Shunt (Elec. Eng.
)Shunt (n.
Shunt (or short
circuit) transition
)(Elec. Eng.
)Shunt (Railways.
Shunt (v.) (Elec.
)Eng., Railways
Shunt capacitor
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Shunt connection
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt current
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt dynamo
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt excitation
)(Radio
)Shunt feed (Radio
Shunt field
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rheostat (Elec.
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Shunt law (Elec.
)Eng.
Shunt motor (Elec.
)Eng.
Shunt ratio (Elec.
)Eng.
Shunt regulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt resistance
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt trip (Elec.
)Eng.
Shunt winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt, ammeter
)(Elec. Eng.
Shunt, magnetic
)(Elec. Eng.
)Shunted (adj.
Shunted
)condenser (Teleg.
)Shunter (Railways
Shunting engine
)(Railways
)Shut-down (n.
)Shut-in (adj.
Shut-in pressure
)(Pet. Eng.
Shut-in well (Pet.
)Eng.

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Shut-off cock
)Shut (n.
)Shut (v.
Shute = chute
)(Hyd.
)Shutter (n.
Shutter release
)(Photog.
Shutter speed
)(Photog.
Shuttering (Civ.
)Eng.
)Shutting off (n.
)Shutting up (n.
)Shuttle (adj.
)Shuttle (n.
)Shuttle (v.
)Shuttle valve (Eng.
Shuttle winder
)(Eng.
)Si (silicon) (Chem.

)Sial (Si-Al) (Geol.

)Siccative (adj.
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)Sick (adj.
Sick leave
)Sickle (n.
Side-band
)attenuation (Radio
Side-hill bit (Civ.
)Eng.
Side-mouth tongs
Side-slip indicator
)(Aero.
Side-tracked hole
)(Civ. Eng.
)Side (adj.
)Side (Maths.
)(n.
)(v.
)band (Radio
bracing
brackets
branch
car

Side
Side
Side
Side
Side
Side
Side

)Side chain (Chem.

)Side chain (Eng.
Side circuit
)(Teleph.
Side clearance
)(Eng.
Side cutting
)nippers (Eng.

Side dresser
Side drift = adit
(Civ. Eng.)
Side dump car =
side dumper (Civ.
Eng.)
Side effects
Side elevation
Side fender
Side frames (Eng.)
Side frequency
(Radio)
Side gate
Side lamp
Side lash = side
play (Eng.)
Side light
Side line (Eng.,
Railways)
Side loading (Mil.)
Side milling cutter
(Eng.)
Side moraine
(Geol.)
Side motion
Side planing
machine (Carp.)
Side play (Mech.
Eng.)
Side posts
princess posts
(Build.)
Side rabbet plane
(Carp.)
Side rail (Naut.)

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Side rake (Eng.)
Side reaction
(Chem.)
Side roll
Side runner
(Foundry)
Side slip (Aero.)
Side stoping
(Mining)
Side stream (Geog.)
Side tank
(Railways)
Side telescope
(Surv.)
Side thrust (Mech.)
Side tool (Eng.)
Side valve (Eng.)
Side view
Side wall
Side wall sampler
(Civ. Eng.)
Side wash
Side wave (Radio)
Sidelong (adj.)
Sidelong (adv.)
Sidepiece (n.)
Sidereal (adj.)
(Astron.)
Sidereal (Month
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Sidereal time
)(Astron.
Sidereal year
)(Astron.
)Siderite (Geol.
Siderite = chalybite
)(Min.
)Siderostat (Astron.
)Sidesway (n.
)Sidetone (Teleph.
)Sidetrack (Aero.
Sidetrack
)(Railways
Sidetracking (Civ.
)Eng.
Sidetracking
)(Railways, Aero.
Sidewalk (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
= Sideways
)sidewise (adj.
= Sideways
)sidewise (adv.
)Siding (Build.
)Siding (n.
)(Railways
)Siege (n.

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)furnace (Met.
Siemens-Martin
process = openhearth process
)(Chem.
Siemens (Elec.
)Eng.
Siemens
dynamometer
)(Elec. Eng.
= Siemens gas
producer gas
)(Chem.
)Sienna (Paint.
)Sierra (Geog.
)Sieve (n.
)Sieve (v.
)Sift (v.
)Sifter (n.) (Foundry
Sight-feed glass
Sight-feed
)lubricator (Eng.
)Sight (n.
)Sight (Surv., Mil.
)Sight (v.
)Sight bill (or draft
Sight flow
)indicator (Eng.
Sight gauge
Sight hole
Sight reticule

= Sight rule
)alidade (Surv.
Sight tube
Sight, angle of

)Sighted level (Suvr.

Sighting angle
)(Surv.
= Sighting board
)alidade (Suvr.
Sighting
)equipment (Surv.
Sighting error
)(Surv.

)Sighting line (Surv.

Sighting notch

)Sighting rod (Surv.

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)(Astron.
)Sigma pile (Phys.
)Sign (n.
)Sign (v.
Sign convention
)(Light
Sign flasher (Elec.
)Eng.
Signal-to-noise
)ratio (Radio
Signal (Elec.
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)Signal (n.
)Signal (v.
Signal antenna
)(Radio
Signal card
Signal cartridge
Signal code
Signal control
)(Radio
Signal flag
Signal flare
Signal frequency
)(Radio
Signal generator
)(Elec. Eng.
Signal gun (or
)pistol
Signal indication
)(Civ. Eng.
)Signal level (Radio
)Signal lights (Naut.
)Signal man (n.
)Signal plate (Telev.
Signal post
)(Railways
Signal shaping
)network (Teleg.
)Signal wave (Radio

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Signal, blanking
)(Telev.
Signal, traffic
)Signalize (v.
)Signalling (n.
Signalling
apparatus
Signalling code (or
)system
)Signature (n.
)Signature (Print.
)Signboard (n.
)Significance (n.
)Significant (adj.
Significant figures
)(or digits) (Maths.
)Signify (v.
)Sike (n.

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)Silencer (Eng., Mil.

)Silencing (Acous.
Silent burner

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)Silent chain (Eng.

Silent discharge
)(Elec. Eng.
Silent partner

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)Silent point (Radio

Silent running
)(Radio
)Silent zone (Radio
)Silex (n.
Silex = silica
)(Chem.
)Silhouette (n.

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Silica brick

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)Silica glass (Chem.
Silica minerals
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Silicate cotton
)(Min.
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Siliceous iron ore
)(Met.
= Siliceous sinter
gyserite
)Silicic acid (Chem.
)Silicides (Chem.
)Siliciferous (adj.

Silicification (n.)
(Geol.)
Silicify (v.)
Silicious =
siliceous (adj.)
Silicium = silicon
(Chem.)
Silicon (or silicium)
bronze (Met.)
Silicon (Si) (Chem.)
Silicon carbide
(Chem.)
Silicon diode
(Electronics)
Silicon dioxide =
silica (Chem.)
Silicon rectifier
(Electronics)
Silicon resistor =
silistor (Elec. Eng.)
Silicon solar cell
(Electronics)
Silicon steel (Met.)
Silicone (Chem.)
Silicone rubber
(Chem.)
Siliconizing (Met.)
Silk (adj.)
Silk (Min.)
Silk (n.)

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= Silk, artificial
)rayon (Chem.
)Silkworm (Zool.
)Sill (Geol.
)Sill (n.
Silmanal
)Silo (Agric,
)Silt (n.) (Geol.
)Silting (Geol.
)Silting (Hyd. Eng.
)Siltstone (Geol.
Silurian period
)(Geol.
Silurian system
)(Geol.
Silver-mica
capacitor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Silver-plate (v.
)(Elec. Eng.
Silver-plated
reflector
)Silver (Ag) (Chem.
)Silver (v.
)Silver alloy (Met.
Silver amalgam
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Silver bath (Elec.
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)alloys (Eng.
Silver bromide
)(Chem., Photog.
Silver chloride
)(Chem.
)Silver coating (Met.
)Silver foil (Met.
= Silver glance
)argentite (Min.
Silver halides
)(Chem.
Silver lead ore
)(Min.
Silver nitrate
)(Chem.
Silver plating
)Silver solder (Met.
Silver thaw
)(Meteor.
)Silver vein (Mining
Silver voltameter
)(Elec. Eng.
)Silvered (adj.
)Silvering (n.
)Sima (Geol.
)Similar (adj.
Similar figures
)(Geom.

Similar poles
(Magn., Elec.)
Similar terms
(Maths.)
Similar triangles
(Maths.)
Similarity (n.)
Similitude (Eng.)
Similitude (n.)
Similitude, centre
of (Maths.)
Simmer (v.)
Simoom (Meteor.)
Simple (adj.)
Simple beam
(Build.)
Simple catenary
suspension (Elec.
Eng.)
Simple curve
(Surv.)

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(Chem.)
Simple equation
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Simple expression
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Simple fault (Geol.)

Simple fold (Geol.)
Simple fraction
(Maths.)

Simple fruit (Bot.)

Simple harmonic
motion (Phys.)
Simple interest
Simple machines
(Mech.)
Simple microscope
(Optics)
Simple pendulum
(Phys.)
Simple proportion
(Maths.)
Simple quantity
(Maths.)
Simple sugar =
monosaccharide
(Chem.)
Simplex (adj.)
Simplex channel
(Elec. Comm.)
Simplex operation
(Elec. Comm.)
Simplex system
(Teleg.)
Simplex telegraphy
(Teleg.)
Simplex winding
(Elec. Eng.)
Simplicity (n.)
Simplified (adj.)
Simplify (v.)

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)(Surv.
)Simulate (v.
)Simulation (n.
)Simulator (Eng.
)Simultaneous (adj.
Simultaneous
broadcasting
)(Radio
Simultaneous
)equations (Maths.
Simultaneous
inequalities
)(maths.
)Simultor (Eng.
Sin (abbrev. For
)sine) (Maths.
)Sincere (adj.
)Sine (sin) (Maths.
)Sine bar (Eng.
)Sine curve (Maths.
)Sine die (adv.
Sine galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Sine law = law of
)sines (Maths
Sine wave (Maths.,
)Phys.
)Sing (v.
)Singe (v.

Singeing (n.)
Singing (Elec.
Comm.)
Singing arc =
duddle arc (Elec.
Eng.)
Singing point
(Elec. Comm.)
Singing spark
system (Radio)
Singing suppressor
= Vodas (Elec.
Eng.)
Single-acting =
single-action (adj.)
Single-acting
piston (Eng.)
Single-action
pump (Eng.)
Single-break
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Single-catenary
suspension (Elec.
Eng.)
Single-channel
system (Elec.
Comm.)
Single-contact plug
(Elec. Eng.)
Single-core cable
(Elec. Eng.)
Single-cut file
(Eng.)
Single-cylinder
engine (Eng.)

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pump (Eng.)
Single-deck screen
(Mining)
Single-engine
airplane (Aero.)
Single-expansion
engine (Eng.)
Single-fixed pulley
(Mech.)
Single-fluid battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Single-geared lathe
(Eng.)
Single-grain
structure (Geol.)
Single-layer
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Single-phase (adj.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Single-phase
current (Elec. Eng.)
Single-phase
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Single-pivot
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Single-plate clutch
(Auto.)
single-point
earthing (Radio)

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)(Elec. Eng.
)Single-shear (adj.
Single-sideband
transmission
)(Radio
Single-slovent
)extraction (Chem.
Single-stage
)compressor (Eng.
Single-wave (or
)half-wave
)rectification (Radio
Single-wire system
)(Elec. Eng.
)Single (adj.
Single belting
)(Eng.
Single bond
)(Chem.
Single control
)(Eng.
)Single drive (Eng.
Single drum hoist
)(Eng.
Single electrode
potential (Phys.,
)Chem.
Single electrode
system = half cell
)(Elec. Eng.

Single loading (Mil.)

Single movable
pulley (Mech.)
Single phase
alternator (Elec.
Eng.)
Single phase
induction motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Single phasing
(Elec. Eng.)
Single phasor (or
phaser) (Elec. Eng.)
Single potential
(Elec. Eng.)
Single purchase
crab (Eng.)
Single riveted buttjoint (Eng.)
Single row radial
engine (Eng.)
Single scattering
(Phys.)
Single seater (adj.)
Single seater (n.)
Single sideband
(Radio)
Single stage steam
turbine (Eng.)
Single start thread
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electric bell (Elec.
)Eng.
Single threaded
)screw (Eng.
Single throw
)crankshaft (Eng.
Single throw
)switch (Elec. Eng.
Single touch
magnetization
)(Magn.
Single track line
)(Railways
Single track
)recording (Acous.
)Singlet (n.) (Chem.
)Singular (adj.
Singular point
)(Maths.
)Sinistrorse (adj.
)Sink (Geol.
)Sink (n.
)Sink (San. Eng.
)Sink (v.
)Sink hole (Geol.
)Sinker (n.
)Sinking (Civ. Eng.
)Sinking (Foundry.

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Sinking engine
)(Civ. Eng.
Sinking fond
Sinking head
)(Foundry
Sinking speed
)(Aero.
)Sinter (Chem.
)Sinter (n.) (Geol.
)Sinter (v.
)Sintered (adj.
)Sinuosity (n.
)(Geol.
)Sinuous (adj.
)Sinuous flow (Hyd.
)Sinus (n.) (Med.
Sinusoid = sine
)curve (Maths.
)Sinusoidal (adj.
)(Maths.
Sinusoidal current
)(Elec. Eng.
Sinusoidal motion
)(Mech.
Sinusoidal wave
)(Phys.
)Siphon (n.
)Siphon (v.


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)Eng.
Siphon gauge
)(Phys.
Siphon lubricator
)(Eng.
Siphon pump
)(Eng.
Siphon recorder
)(Teleg.
Siphon tube (or
)pipe
Siphon,
intermittent
)Siphoning (n.
)Siren (Acous.
)Sirius (Astron.
)Sirocco (n.
)(Meteor.
Sisal rope
)Sit (v.
)Site (n.) (Civ. Eng.
)Site (v.
)Site error (Radio
Site exploration
)(Civ. Eng.

)Site map (Civ. Eng.

)Site rivet (Civ. Eng.

Site weld (Civ.
)Eng.
)Site, on (adv.

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)Siviculture (Bot.
Six-phase (Elec.
)Eng.
)Six-ply (adj.
Sixs thermometer
)(Phys.
)Sixfold (adj., adv.
Sizable (or
)sizeable) (adj.
)Size (n.
)Size (Paint., Chem.
)Size (v.
)Size gauge (Eng.
Sized paper
)Sizing (Chem.
)Sizing (n.
Sizing screen
)(Mining
)Sizzle (n.
)Sizzle (v.
)Skarn (Geol.
)Skate (n.
)Skate (v.
)Skein (n.
Skeletal system
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)Skeleton (n.) (Eng.
Skeleton
construction
)(Build.
Skeleton diagram
)(Eng.
Skeleton key
)(Build.
)Skelp (Met.
)Skelp (or skip
)(Mining.
)Skerry (Geol.
)Sketch (n.
)Sketch (v.
)Skew (adj.
)Skew (n.
)Skew (v.
)Skew arch (Build.
Skew bevel gearing
)(Eng.
)Skew chisel (Eng.
Skew curve
)Skew lines (Geom.
Skew nailing
)(Carp.
Skew rabbet plane
)(Carp.
Skew surface
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)Skew wall (Acous.
Skewed pole (Elec.
)Eng.
Skewed slot (Elec.
)Eng.
)Skewer (n.
)Ski (n.
)Ski (v.
Ski lift
)Skiagraph (Photog.
Skiatron
)(Electronics
)Skid (Aero.
)Skid (n.
)Skid (v.
)Skid fin (Aero.
)Skid frame (Eng.
)Skid rig (Civ. Eng.
Skid tank (Civ.
)Eng.
)Skidproof (adj.
)Skids (Build.
Skilful = skillful
)(adj.
)Skill (n.

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Skilled worker
)Skillet (n.
)Skim (n.

)Skim (v.
Skim basin
)(Foundry
Skimmed milk
Skimmer
Skimmer shovel
(or scoop) (Civ.
)Eng.
Skimming (Civ.
)Eng.
)Skimming (n.
= Skimming
)topping (Pet. Eng.
)Skimp (adj.
)Skimp (v.
)Skin (Aero., Naut.
)Skin (n.
)Skin (v.
Skin currents
)(Elec. Eng.
)Skin drag (Aero.
Skin effect (Elec.
)Eng.

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Skin hardening
)(Met.
Skin structure
)(Aero.
Skin tracking
)(Radio
)Skinning (n.
Skip-tooth saw
)(Eng.
)Skip (n.
)Skip (v.
Skip = skep
)(Mining
Skip charging
)(Mining
Skip distance
)(Radio
)Skip effect (Radio
Skip hoisting
)(Mining
)Skip zone (Radio
Skip, self-dumping
)(Mining
)Skipper (n.
)Skirt (Elec. Comm.
)Skirt (n.
)Skirt (v.
)Skirting (n.

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)board (Build.
)Skive (v.
)Skull (Foundry
)Skull (n.) (Zool.
)Sky (n.
Sky blue
Sky conditions
)(Meteor.
)Sky wave (Radio
)Skylight (Build.
Skyline
Skyrocket
)Skyscraper (Build.
)Slab-sided (adj.
)Slab (Civ. Eng.
)Slab (n.
)Slabbing (Carp.
)Slabbing (Met.
)Slabbing mill (Eng.
Slack-water
Slack-water
)(Meteor.
)Slack (adj.
)Slack (Geol.
)Slack (n.

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Slack = slack coal
)(mining
)Slack fit (Eng.
)Slack side (Eng.
Slack wax (Pet.
)Eng.
Slack wind
)(Meteor.
)Slacken (v.
Slackness
)Slag (Geol.
)Slag (n.) (Met.
)Slag (v.
Slag brick (Civ.
)Eng.
Slag cement (Civ.
)Eng.
= Slag wool
)mineral wool (Met.
)Slagging (n.) (Eng.
)Slake (v.
Slaked lime
)(Chem.
)Slaking (n.) (Build.
)Slam (n.
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)Slant (adj.
)Slant (n.
)Slant (v.
Slant drilling (Civ.
)Eng.
Slant height
)(Maths.
Slant profile
)Slanting (adj.
)Slantwise (adj.
)Slantwise (adv.
)Slap (n.
)Slap (v.
)Slap dash (Build.
)Slash (Geol.
)Slash (n.
)Slash (v.
)Slat (n.
)Slat (v.
)Slat conveyor (Eng.
)Slate (adj.
)Slate (n.) (Geol.
)Slate coal (Geol.
)Slate oil (Pet. Eng.
Slate, roofing
)(Build.
)Slaty clay (Geol.

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(Geol.)
Slave clock (Elec.
Eng.)
Sled (n.)
Sled (v.)
Sledge (n.)
Sledge (v.)
Sledge = sledge
hammer (Eng.)
Sleek (adj.)
Sleek (v.)
Sleek = slick
(Foundry)
Sleeker = slicker
(Foundry)
Sleeper (Carp.)
Sleeper (n.)
(Railways)
Sleeper = rail tie
Sleeping pill (Med.)
Sleet (n.) (Meteor.)
Sleeve (Eng.)
Sleeve (n.)
Sleeve bearing
(Eng.)
Sleeve coupling
(Eng.)
Sleeve dipole
(Radio)
Sleeve joint (Elec.
Eng.)

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= Sleeve piece
)thimble (Plumb.
Sleeve valve (I.C.
)Engs.
Sleeve, coupling
)(Eng.
Sleeving (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.

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Slender beam (Civ.
)Eng.
Slenderness ratio
)(Civ. Eng.
)Slew (n.
Slew = slough
)Slew = slue (v.
)Slewing gear (Eng.
)Slice (n.
)Slice (Paint.
)Slice (v.
)Slick (adj.
)Slick (n.
)Slick (v.
)Slickenside (n.
)(Geol.
)Slickenside (v.
)Slide (Eng.
)Slide (Geol.
)Slide (n.

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)Slide (or slip
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)Slide (v.
Slide (wire) bridge
)(Elec. Eng.
Slide bars = guide
)bars (Eng.

)Slide bearing (Eng.

)Slide block (Eng.
Slide bridge (Elec.
)Eng.

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= Slide fastener
zipper
)Slide fit (Eng.
)Slide rail (Eng.
Slide resistance
)(Teleg.
)Slide rest (Eng.
)Slide rock (Geol.
)Slide rod (Eng.
Slide rule
Slide wire (Elec.
)Eng.
Slideback
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)Slideway (Eng.
)Sliding (adj.
)Sliding (n.

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Sliding bracket
(Eng.)
Sliding bridge
(Elec. Eng.)
Sliding caisson
(Hyd. Eng.)
Sliding caliper
gauge (Eng.)
Sliding canopy
(Eng.)
Sliding contact
(Elec. Eng.)
Sliding door (or
gate)
Sliding electrode
(Elec. Eng.)
Sliding fit (Eng.)
Sliding friction
(Eng., Mech.)
Sliding gear (Eng.)
Sliding hood
Sliding joint = slip
joint (Eng.)
Sliding knot
Sliding pulley
(Eng.)
Sliding sleeve
(Eng.)
Sliding switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Sliding valve (Eng.)
Sliding weight

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Slim-hole (Civ.
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)Slim (adj.
)Slim (v.

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)Sling (v.
Sling chain (Civ.
)Eng.
Sling hygrometer
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)(Meteor.
Sling thermometer
)(Meteor.
Slinger (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
Slinging (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
Slip-cleavage
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)Slip (Eng.
)Slip (Geol.

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)Slip (Naut.
)Slip (v.
)Slip band (or line
)(Met.
)Slip clutch (Eng.
)Slip dock (Naut.
)Slip fault (Geol.
)Slip fit (Eng.
)Slip folding (Geol.
)Slip gauge (Eng.
)Slip jaws (Eng.
)Slip joint (Eng.
Slip meter (Elec.
)Eng.
)Slip mortise (Carp.
Slip noose
)Slip plane (Geol.
Slip proof = galley
)proof (Print.
Slip regulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Slip ring (Elec.
)Eng.
Slip ring
(induction) motor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Slip shackle (Eng.
)Slip stone (Carp.
)Slip, clutch (Eng.

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)Slipcover (n.
Slipknot
)Slippage (Eng.
)Slippage (n.
)Slipper (adj.
)Slipper (n.
)Slipper brake (Eng.
Slipper piston (I.C.
)Engs.
)Slippery (adj.
)Slipping (n.
Slipstick = slide
rule
)Slipstream (Aero.
)Slipway (Naut.
)Slit (adj.
)Slit (n.
)Slit (v.
Slit ring
)Slit trench (Mil.
)Slither (v.
Slitless
spectroscope
)(Astron.
)Slitter (n.
)Slitting (n.
Slitting file
)Slitting saw (Carp.
)Sliver (n.

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)Sloat = slat (Carp.
)Slop (n.
)Slop (v.
)Slop oil (Pet. Eng.
)Slope (Maths.
Slope (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Slope (v.
Slope correction
)(Surv.
)Slope level (Surv.
Sloping surface
)Slosh (v.
)Sloshing (n.) (Eng.
)Slot (n.
)Slot (v.
Slot antenna
)(Radio
Slot cut

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Slot pitch (Elec.
)
)Eng.
(
Slot welding
)(Plumb.

)Slotted (adj.
. . .
Slotted armature
)(Elec. Eng.

Slotting machine
(Eng.)
Slotting tools (Eng.)
Slough (n.)
Slough = sluff (n.)
Slough = sluff (v.)
Slow-acting
explosive
Slow-acting relay
(Elec. Eng.)
Slow-break switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Slow-burning
powder (Chem.)
Slow-running jet
(Eng.)
Slow-setting
cement (Civ. Eng.)
Slow-speed
compressor (Eng.)
Slow (adj.)
Slow feed (Eng.)
Slow gear (Eng.)
Slow neutrons
(Phys.)
Slow roll (Aero.)
Slow running (Eng.)
Slowdown (n.)
Slowing down (n.)
(Phys.)
Sludge (n.)

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)agent (Civ. Eng.
Sludge trap
Sludger = sludge
)pump (Civ. Eng.
)Sludging (n.
)Slue (n.
)Slue (v.
)Slug (Elec. Eng.
)Slug (n.
)Slug (Phys.
)Slug (v.
)Slug (v.
)Sluice (box
)(Mining
)Sluice (Mining
Sluice (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Sluice (v.
Sluice gate (Hyd.
)Eng.
Sluiceway (Hyd.
)Eng.
)Slump (n.
)Slump (v.
Slump test (Civ.
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)Slurry (n.) (Build.

)Slurry fuel (Eng.
)Slush (n.
)Slush (v.
Slush pump (Civ.
)Eng.
)Slushing (Mining
)Slushing oil (Eng.
)Slyne (Geol.
)Sm (samarium
)(Chem.
)Small (adj.
)Small arms (Mil.
Small calorie
)(Phys.
Small circle
)(Maths.
)Small end (Eng.
)Smallpox (Med.
)Smalls (Mining
)Smalt (Chem.
)Smart (adj.
Smart money
)Smash (n.
)Smash (v.
)Smear (n.
)Smear (Radio.

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)Smear (v.
)Smell (v.
)Smell (v.
)Smelt (v.) (Met.
)Smelter (n.) (Met.
)Smeltery (n.) (Met.
)Smelting (Met.
Smelting furnace
)(Met.
= Smelting plant
smeltery
Smelting, electric
)(Met.
)Smite (v.
)Smith (n.
Smith apron
Smith chart (or
diagram) (Elec.
)Eng.
)Smithery (n.
Smithing tools
)Smithy (n.
Smog (smoke and
)fog
Smoke-stack
)Smoke (n.
)Smoke (v.
Smoke black
)Smoke bomb (Mil.
)Smoke box (Eng.
Smoke detector
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point (Pet.
screen
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Smoke
Smoke
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Smoke
Smoke

Smoke test (San.

)Eng.
Smokeless fuel
)Smoking (adj.
)Smoking (n.
= Smoky quartz
)cairngorm (Min.
)Smolder (n.
)Smolder (v.
Smooth-cut rasp
)(carp.
)Smooth (adj.
Smooth (art) file
)Smooth (v.
Smooth curve
)(Maths.
Smooth going
)(Eng.
Smooth hinge
Smooth running
Smooth surface
Smoothing (Elec.
)Eng.
)Smoothing (n.
Smoothing choke
)(Radio
Smoothing circuit
)(Radio

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)Smoothness (n.
)Smother (n.
)Smother (v.
)Smouldering (n.
)Smudge (n.
)Smudge (v.
)Smuggle (v.
)Smut (n.
Smut = smut
)fungus (Bot.
)Sn (tin) (Chem.
)Snack (n.
)Snag (n.
)Snag (v.
)Snail (n.) (Zool.
)Snake (Zool.
)Snake hole (Mil.
Snap-head rivet
)(Eng.
)Snap (Eng.
)Snap (n.
)Snap (v.
)Snap gauge (Eng.
)Snap ring (Eng.
Snap switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Snapshoot (v.


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)(Potog.
)Snare (n.
)Snatch (v.
Snatch block
)Sneak (adj.
)Sneak (v.
)Sneck (n.
Sneeze gas
)Snells law (Light.
)Sniff (n.
)Sniff (v.

)Sniff test (Pet. Eng.

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)Snip (n.
)Snip (v.
)Snipe (v.) (Mil.
)Sniper (n.) (Mil.
)Snips (n.

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)Snoot (n.) (Zool.
Snore piece
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)Snout (n.
Snout boring
)machine (Eng.
)Snow-bound (adj.

)Snow-drift (Meteor.

)Snow-field (Meteor.
Snow-gauge
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Snow-patch
)erosion (Geol.
Snow-plough (Civ.
)Eng.
Snow-slide = snow)slip (Geol.
)Snow (n.) (Meteor.
)Snow (v.
Snow blindness
Snow flurry
)(Meteor.
)Snowbreak (n.
)Snowfall (Meteor.
Snowflakes
)(Meteor.
Snowstorm
)(Meteor.
)Snub (v.
)Snubber (Eng.
Snubbing post
)(Naut.
)Snug (adj.
)Snug (n.



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)Snug fit (Eng.
)Soak (n.
)Soak (v.
)Soakage (n.
Soakaway (Civ.
)Eng.
Soaking (Met. Pet.
)Eng.
)Soaking (n.
Soaking tank
)Soap (n.) (Chem.
)Soap (v.
= Soap earth
)soapstone (Min.
= Soap, hard
sodium soap
)(Chem.
Soap, metallic
)(Acous.
= Soap, soft
potassium soap
)(Chem.
= Soapstone
)steatite (Min.
Soapsuds
)Soapy (adj.
)Soar (n.
)Soar (v.
Soaring flight
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Soaring glider
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Social reform
Social sciences
Social security
)Socialism (n.
)Socialize (v.
)Society (n.
)Sociology (n.
)Socket (Elec. Eng.
)Socket (Eng.
)Socket (n.
)Socket (outlet
)(Elec. Eng.
Socket chisel
)(Carp.
Socket coupling
)(Eng.
)Socket joint (Eng.
Socket pipe
)(Plumb.
Socket punch
)(Eng.
Socket wrench
)(Eng.
Socket, coupling
)(Eng.
)Soda-lime (Chem.
Soda-lime glass
)Soda (n.) (Chem.
)Soda ash (Chem.

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Soda nitre = Chili
saltpetre (Chem.,
)Min.
Soda water
Soda, baking
)(Chem.
Soda, caustic
)(Chem.
Soda, washing
)(Chem.
Sodawash (Pet.
)Eng.
)Sodden (adj.
)Sodering (n.
)(Plumb.
)Sodium (Na
)(Chem.
Sodium base
grease
Sodium
bicarbonate
)(Chem.
Sodium carbonate
)(Chem.
Sodium chloride
)(Chem.
Sodium hydroxide
)(Chem.
Sodium
hyposulphite
)(Chem.
Sodium nitrate
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Sodium potassium
)tartarate (Chem.
= Sodium silicate
)waterglass (Chem.
Sodium sulphate
)(Chem.
Sodium
thiosulphate
)(Chem.
Sodium vapour
)lamp (Illum.
)Soffit (Arch.
Soffit = intrados
Soft-focus lens
)(Photog.
Soft-grade emery
)wheel (Eng.
Soft-iron armature
)(Elec. Eng.
Soft-iron core
)(Elec. Eng.
Soft-wood
)Soft (Acous.
)Soft (adj.
)Soft (Chem.
)Soft (Photog.
)Soft (Phys.
)Soft (Thermionics).

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= Soft coal
bituminous coal
)(Chem.
Soft currency
Soft drink
)Soft hail (Meteor.
)Soft hammer (Eng.
Soft iron (Met.
Soft landing
)(Astronautics
Soft lighting
)(Cinema
Soft negative
)(Photog.

) ( )Soft paper (Photog.

Soft radiation
)(Phys.
) (
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= Soft soap
potassium soap
)
)(Chem.
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Soft solder
)(Plumb., Met.

Soft soldering
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)Soft steel (Met.

)Soft tube (or valve
)(Electronics
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)Soft water (Chem.

Soft wax

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)Softener (n.
)(Chem.
Softener, water
)(Chem.
)Softening (Chem.
)Softening (Met.
)Softening (n.
)Softening (Photog.
Softening point
)(Chem.
Softening point
test, asphalt (Civ.
)Eng.
)Softness (Met.
)Sogasoid (Chem.
)Soggy (adj.
Soil-cap (Mining.
)Geol.
)Soil (n.
)Soil (v.
Soil auger (or
)borer) (Agric.
Soil conservation
)Soil creep (geol.
)Soil erosion (Geol.
Soil geology

)Soil horizons (Geol.

)Soil mantle (Agric.

Soil mechanics
)(Civ. Eng.
Soil pipe (San.
)Eng.
Soil profile (Civ.
)Eng.
Soil sampler (Civ.
)Eng.
)Soil series (Geol.
)Soil sliding (Geol.
Soil stabilization
)(Civ. Eng.
Soil structure
)(Geol.
)Soil texture (Agric.
)Soiled (adj.
)Sol (n.) (Chem.
)Solar (adj.
Solar antapex
)(Astron.

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Solar battery
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Solar cell
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(Astron.)
Solar corpuscular
streams
(Astrophysics)
Solar day (Astron.)
Solar eclipse
(Astron.)
Solar energy
(Astrophysics)
Solar flare
(Astrophysics)
Solar furnace (Eng.)
Solar gear (Eng.)
Solar generator
(Astrophysics)
Solar noise (Radio)
Solar oil = gas oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Solar paddles
(Astrophysics)
Solar parallax
(Astron.)
Solar prominence
(Astrophysics)
Solar radiation
(Astrophysics)
Solar spectrum
(Phys.)
Solar wind
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Solarize (v.)
Solation (Chem.)
Solder (n.) (Met.)
Solder (v.)
Solder fitting (Eng.)
Solderer (n.)
Soldering (n.)
(Plumb.)
Soldering copper
(Plumb.)
Soldering flux
(Plumb.)
Soldering iron
(Plumb.)
Soldering lamp
(Plumb.)
Soldering outfit
Soldering pewter
(Met.)
Soldering wire
(Plumb.)
Soldier (Civ. Eng.)
Soldier (n.)
Sole (adj.)
Sole (n.)
Sole plate
Solenoid (Elec.
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brake (Elec. Eng.)

Solenoid (operated)
relay (Elec. Eng.)

Solenoid (operated)
switch (Elec. Eng.)

Solenoid actuated
valve (Elec. Eng.)
Solenoidal
magnetization
(Elec. Eng.)
Solfatara (Geol.)
Solid-state physics
Solid (adj.)
Solid (Maths.)
Solid (n.)
Solid angle (Maths.)
Solid axle (Eng.)
Solid brick (Build.)
Solid carbon
(Illum.)
Solid casting
(Foundry)
Solid conductor
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(Eng.)
Solid diffusion
(Phys.)
Solid earthing
(Radio)
Solid end (Elec.
Eng.)
Solid expansion
thermometer
(Phys.)
Solid fuel
Solid geometry
(Maths.)
Solid ground
Solid head (I.C.
Engs.)
Solid
hydrocarbons (Pet.
Eng.)
Solid inclusions
(Min.)
Solid injection
(Eng.)
Solid of revolution
(Geom.)
Solid pole (Elec.
Eng.)
Solid propellant
(Eng.)
Solid pulley
Solid punch (Eng.)
Solid radian =
steradian (Maths.)

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Solid solubility
)(Met.
Solid solution
)(Chem.
)Solid state (Phys.
Solid tyre
)Solidification (n.
Solidification point
)(Chem.
Solidification range
)(Chem.
Solidification
)shrinkage (Phys.
Solidified gasoline
Solidified lave
)(Geol.
)Solidify (v.
Solidifying point
)(Chem.
)Solidus (curve
)(Met.
)Solifluxion (Geol.
)Soling (Civ. Eng.
)Solion (Phys.
)Sollar (n.) (Build.
Sollar = soller
)(Mining
)Solstice (Astron.

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)(Astron.
Solstice, winter
)(Astron.
)Solubility (n.
)(Chem.
Solubility curve
)(Chem.
)Soluble (adj.
Soluble anode
)(Elec. Eng.

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)water glass (Chem.

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)Solution (n.
)(Maths.
Solution
)equilibrium (Chem.
Solution of a
)triangle (Maths.
Solution of an
)equation (Maths.
Solution potential
)(Elec. Eng. Chem.
Solution pressure
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Solution treatment
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Solution,
)(Chem.
Solution,
)(Chem.
Solution,
)(Chem.
Solution,
)(Chem.

)Solvate (n.
)Solvate (v.
)Solvation (of ions
)(Chem.
Solvay process
)(Chem.
)Solve (v.
)Solvent (n.) (Chem.
)Solvent (Paint.
Solvent cleaning
)(Chem.
Solvent dewaxing
)(Pet. Eng.
Solvent extraction
)(Chem.
Solvent naphtha
)(Pet. Eng.
Solvent recovery
)plant (Pet. Eng.
Solvent recovery
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Solvent treating
)plant (Pet. Eng.
Solvent, drycleaning
Solvent, organic
)(Chem.
)Somatic cell (Biol.
Sombre = somber
)(adj.
)Somersault (n.
)Somersault (v.
Sonar (sound
navigation and
)ranging) (Phys.
)Sonde (Geol.
)Sonde (Meteor.
)Sone (Acous.
)Sonic (adj.
Sonic altimeter
)(Aero.
)Sonic bang (Aero.
Sonic depth finder
)(Naut.
Sonic detector
)(Phys.
Sonic drill (Civ.
)Eng.
Sonic frequencies
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)Sonic speed (Phys.
)Sonics (Eng.
)Sonims (Met.
Sonobuoy (Eng.
)Geol.
= Sonometer
audiometer
= Sonometer
)monochord (Acous.
= Sonorous
)sonorant (adj.
)Soot (n.
)Soot (v.
)Soothe (v.
)Soothing (adj.
)Soporific (adj., n.
)Sorb (v.
)Sorbent (n.
)Sorbite (Met.
)Sorption (n.
)(Chem.
)Sorptive (adj.
)Sort (n.
)Sort (v.
)Sorter (n.
Sorting plant
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Sound-proofing
)(Build.
Sound-track
)(Cinema
)Sound (adj.
)Sound (Civ. Eng.
)Sound (Med.
)Sound (n.) (Acous.
Sound (or
)acoustic
transmission
)factor (Acous.
Sound (or
)acoustic
transmission loss
)(Acous.
)Sound (v.
Sound absorption
)(Phys.
Sound absorption
)coefficient (Acous.
Sound analyzer
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Sound articulation

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)Sound box (Acous.
Sound camera
)(Cinema
Sound carrier
)(Telev.
Sound channel
)(Telev.
Sound deadening
)(Acous.
Sound energy
)(Phys.
Sound energy flux
)(Phys.

)Sound field (Acous.
Sound film
)(Cinema
)(
Sound insulation
)(Build.

Sound intensity
)(Acous.

Sound level
)(Acous.
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Sound level meter
)(Acous.

Sound locator
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Sound on vision
)
)(Telev.
(
Sound powered
)phone (Teleph.
) (

Sound pressure
(Acous.)
Sound production
Sound propagation
(Phys.)
Sound ranging
Sound recording
(Acous.)
Sound reduction
factor (Acous.)
Sound reflection
coefficient =
acoustical
reflectivity (Acous.)
Sound
reproduction (Elec.
Eng.)
Sound spectrum
Sound trap (Telev.)
Sound velocity
(Phys.)
Sound vibrations
(Acous.)
Sound volume
(Acous.)
Sound wave (Phys.)
Sounder (n.)
(Teleg.)
Sounder (Naut.)
Sounding (adj.)
Sounding (n.)

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)apparatus (Naut.
Sounding balloon
)(Meteor.
Sounding board
)(Acous.
Sounding borer
)(Civ. Eng.
= Sounding lead
)hand lead (Surv.
Sounding line
)(Surv.
Sounding rocket
)(Meteor.
Sounding tube
)(Acous.
Sounding tube
)(Civ. Eng.
Sounding, balloon
)Soundings (Surv.
)Soundness (n.
)Soundproof (adj.
)Soundproof (v.
)Sour (adj.
)Sour gas (Pet. Eng.
Sour gasoline (Pet.
)Eng.
)Sour oil (Pet. Eng.
)Source (Geog.
)Source (n.
Source book
Source crude oil
)(Pet. Eng.

Source error
(Radio)
Source rock (Pet.
Eng.)
South-seeking pole
(Magn.)
South (adj.)
South (adv.)
South (n.)
South declination
(Magn.)
South pole (Geog.)
South pole (Magn.)
South, geographic
(Geog.)
South, magnetic
(Magn.)
Southbound (adj.)
Southeaster
(Meteor.)
Southern (adj.)
Southern Cross
(Astron.)
Southern
Hemisphere (Geog.)
Southern lights =
Aurora Australis
(Astron.)
Southing (Surv.)
Southward(s)
Southwester
(Meteor.)

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)Souvenir (adj.
)Souvenir (n.
)Sow (n.) (Met.
)Sow (v.
)Soya (or soybean
)oil (Chem.
Space-aerial
direction finder
)(Radio
Space-charge grid
)(Thermionics
Space-charge
limited current
)(Thermionics
Space-charge
region
)(Thermionics
Space-time
)continuum (Phys.
)Space (n.
)Space (Phys.
)Space (Typog.
)Space (v.
Space biology
Space booster
)(Eng.
Space cabin (or
)capsule
)(Astronautics

Space charge
(Thermionics)
Space current
(Thermionics)
Space environment
conditions
(Astronautics)
Space factor (Elec.
Eng.)
Space frame
(Build.)
Space heater
(Build.)
Space heating
apparatus (Build.)
Space laboratory
(Astrophysics)
Space lattice
(Build.)
Space lattice
(Chem.)
Space medicine
Space platform
(Astronautics)
Space probe
(Astronautics)
Space station
(Astronautics)
Space suit
(Astronautics)
Space travel
(astronautics)

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Space velocity (of a
)star) (Astron.
Spacecraft
)(astronautics
Spaced antennae
)(Radio
Spaced diversity
)(Radio
Spaced winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Spaceman
)Spacer (Eng.
)Spacer (Typog.
Spaceship
)(Astronautics
)Spacing (n.
Spacing bushing
)(Eng.
Spacing current
)(Teleg.
Spacing ratio
)(Illum.
Spacing sleeve
)(Eng.
Spacing wave
)(Radio
Spacing, well (Pet.
)Eng.
)Spacious (adj.
Spacistor
)(Electronics

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)Spade (v.
Spade grip
)Spader (Civ. Eng.
Spaghetti (Elec.
)Eng.
)Spaghetti (n.
)Spall (Civ. Eng.
)Spall (n.
)Spall (v.
Spall drain (Civ.
)Eng.
)Spallation (Phys.
Spallation product
)Spalling (n.
Spalling hammer
)(Build.
)Span-dogs (Carp.
Span-length (Elec.
)Eng.
Span-wire (Elec.
)Eng.
)Span (Civ. Eng.
)Span (n.
)Span (v.
Span loading
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Span saw = frame
)saw (Carp.
)Span, wing (Aero.
)Spandrel (Civ. Eng.
Spandrel beam
)(Build.
)Spangle (Mining
)Spanner (Eng.

)Spanner nut (Eng.

Spanner rack
)(Eng.
Spanner,
)adjustable (Eng.

)Spanner, box (Eng.

Spanner, monkey
)(Eng.
)Spar (Aero.
)Spar (Min.
)Spar (n.
)Spar (Naut.

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)Spare (adj.
)Spare (n.
)Spare (v.
Spare machine
)(Eng.
)Spare parts (Eng.
)Spare shaft (Eng.
)Spare tyre (Auto.

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)Sparingly (adv.
Spark-gap
)modulation (Radio
Spark-over test
)(Elec. Eng.
Spark-over voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
)Spark (insulating
)box (Eng.
)Spark (n.
)Spark (v.
Spark absorber
)(Elec. Comm.
Spark advance
)(Eng.
Spark arrester
)(Eng.
= Spark coil
induction coil
)(Elec. Eng.
Spark damping
)(Eng.
Spark discharge
)(Elec. Eng.
Spark frequency
)(Radio
)Spark fuse (Eng.
Spark gap (Elec.
)Eng.
Spark ignition
)(Elec. Eng.

Spark line (Elec.

)Eng.
Spark machining
)(Elec. Eng.

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)Spark retard(ation
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Spark spectrum
)(Phys.
Spark system
)(Radio
Spark transmitter
Spark, electric
)(Elec. Eng.
Sparking (Elec.
)Eng.
)Sparking (n.
Sparking circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Sparking contact
)(Elec. Eng.
Sparking plug
)(Elec. Eng.
Sparking potential
)(Elec.
Sparking voltage
)(Elec. Eng.
)Sparkle (n.
)Sparkle (v.

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commutation
)(Elec. Eng.
= Sparry iron
)spathic iron (Min.
)Sparse (adj.
)Spasm (n.) (Med.
)Spate (n.
)Spatial (adj.
)Spatiography (n.
= Spationautics
astronautics
Spatter-work
)(Mining
)Spatter (n.
)Spatter (v.
)Spatula (n.
)Spawl (n.
)Speak (Acous.
)Speaker (n.
= Speaker
loudspeaker
)(Acous.
Speaking tube
)(Acous.
)Spear (Civ. Eng.
)Spear (Eng.
)Spear (n.
)Spearhead (n.
)Spearhead (v.
Spearmint, oil of
)(n.) (Chem.
)Special (adj.

Special (or alloy)

steel (Met.)
Special Theory of
Relativity (Phys.)
Specialist (n.)
Specialize (v.)
Specialty (n.)
Species (n.) (Biol.)
Specific (adj.)

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Specific (electric)
loading (Elec. Eng.)

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Specific acoustic
impedance (Acous.)
Specific activity
(Phys.)
Specific adhesion
(Phys.)
Specific are (Phys.,
Chem.)
Specific area (n.)
Specific charge
(Phys.)
Specific cohesion
(Phys.)
Specific
conductance
(Phys.)
Specific
conductivity
(Phys., Elec. Eng.)

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consumption
(Illum.)
Specific damping
(Elec. Eng.)

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Specific depression
(Chem.)
Specific dielectric
strength (Elec.
Eng.)

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Specific dispersion
(Chem.)
Specific duty

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Specific electronic
charge (Phys.)
Specific fuel
consumption (Eng.)
Specific gravity
(Phys.)
Specific gravity
bottle (Phys.)
Specific heat
(Phys.)
Specific heat of
electricity =
Thomson
coefficient (Phys.)
Specific humidity
(Meteor.)
Specific impulse
(Aero., Eng.)

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Specific inductive
capacity = relative
permittivity (Elec.
Eng.)
Specific ionization
(Chem.)
Specific magnetic
susceptibility
(Magn.)
Specific odour
Specific output
(Elec. Eng.)
Specific power
(Phys.)
Specific reaction
rate (Chem.)

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Specific reflectivity
(Phys. Chem.)

Specific refraction
(Phys., Chem.)

Specific refractivity
(Phys., Chem.)
Specific reluctance
= reluctivity (Magn.)
Specific resistance
= resistivity (Elec.
Eng.)

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Specific resistivity
)(Elec. Eng.
Specific rotation
)(Chem., Phys.
Specific speed
)(Elec. Eng.

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)(Chem., Phys.
Specific tenacity
)(Phys.
Specific thermal
= resistance
thermal resistivity
)(Phys.
Specific thrust
)(Eng.
Specific torque
coefficient (Elec.
)Eng.
Specific viscosity
)(Phys.
Specific volume
)(Phys.
= Specific weight
)density (Phys.
)Specification(s
)Specified (adj.
)Specify (v.
)Specimen (n.

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)Speckled (adj.
)Spectacle (n.

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(optics)
Spectacles (Optics)
Spectator (n.)
Spectra (pl. of
spectrum)
Spectral (adj.)
Spectral
absorption
coefficient (Phys.)
Spectral analysis
(Phys.)
Spectral band
(Phys.)
Spectral centroid
(Phys.)
Spectral
characteristic
(Phys.)
Spectral class
(Astron.)
Spectral colours
(Phys.)
Spectral density
(Phys.)
Spectral
distribution curve
(Phys.)
Spectral energy
distribution (Phys.)
Spectral lines
(Phys.)

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)energy (Phys.
Spectral radiant
)intensity (Phys.
Spectral sensitivity
)(Phys., Photog.
Spectral series
)(Phys.
Spectral
transmission
)(Phys.
Spectrobolometer
)(Phys.
Spectrocolorimeter
)(Phys.
Spectrogram
)(Phys.
Spectrograph
)(Phys.
Spectrographic
analysis (Chem.,
)Phys.
Spectroheliograph
)(Astron.
Spectrohelioscope
)(Astron.
Spectrometer
)(Phys.
Spectrophotometer
)(Phys.
Spectropolarimeter
)(Chem., Phys.

Spectroradiometer
(Phys.)
Spectroscope
(Phys.)
Spectroscopic
binaries (Astron.)
Spectroscopic
parallax (Astron.)
Spectroscopy
(Chem., Phys.)
Spectrum (pl.
spectra) (Phys.)
Spectrum analysis
(Chem., Phys.)
Spectrum analyzer
(Chem., Phys.
Spectrum lines
(Phys.)
Spectrum, band
(phys.)
Spectrum,
emission (Phys.)
Spectrum, line
(Phys.)
Spectrum.
Absorption
(Chem., Phys.)
Spectrum.
Continuous (Phys.)
Specular (adj.)

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)hematite (Min.
Specular reflection
)(Phys.
= Specular stone
)mica (Min.
)Speculate (v.
)Speculation (n.
)Speculum (Med.
Speculum metal
)(Met.
Speech-sound
)(Acous.
)Speech (n.
Speech bands
)(Teleph.
Speech circuit
)(Teleph.
Speech coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Speech inverter
)(Radio
= Speech level
)sound level (Acous.
Speech modulation
)(Radio
Speech power
)(Acous.
)Speed-box (Eng.
)Speed-lathe (Eng.
)Speed (n.) (Mech.

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Speed adjusting
rheostat (Elec.
)Eng.
Speed boat
Speed change
)(Eng.
Speed change lever
)(Eng.

= Speed cone
.
) ( )speed pulley (Eng.
Speed control
)(Eng.
.
Speed counter
)(Eng.

Speed fluctuation
)(Eng.

Speed governor
)(Eng.
.
Speed indicator
)(Eng.

Speed limit

Speed of
combustion
)(Chem.

Speed of film
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)(Photog.

Speed of lens
)(Photog.

Speed of light
) 186284
)(Phys.
(
Speed of rotation
)(Eng.

Speed of sound
(Phys.)
Speed pulley =
speed cone (Eng.)
Speed range (Eng.)
Speed ratio (Eng.)
Speed record
Speed reducers =
speed reduction
gearing (Eng.)
Speed regulation
(Eng.)
Speed regulator
(Eng.)
Speed, air (Aero.)
Speed, angular
(Mech.)
Speed, average
(Mech.)
Speed, critical
(Eng.)
Speed, economic
(Eng.)
Speed, ground
(Aero.)
Speed, landing
(Aero.)
Speed, maximum
vertical (Aero.)
Speed, operating
(Eng.)
Speed, subsonic
(Aero.)

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)(Aero.
Speed, take-off
)(Aero.
Speed, transonic
)(Aero.
)Speedometer (Eng.
)Speedup (n.
)Speedway (n.
)Spelaeology (Geol.
)Spell (n.
)Spell (v.
)Spelter (Met.
)Spelter bath (Met.
Spelter solder
)Spend (v.
)Spent (adj.
Spent cartridge
)Spent fuel (Eng.
)Spent oil (Eng.
Spent solution
)(Chem.
)Spent steam (Eng.
)Sperm (Chem.
)Sperm (n.) (Zool.
)Sperm oil (Chem.
)Spermaceti (Chem.

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Spermaceti candle
)(Illum.
Spermatocyte
)(Zool.
Spermatophyte
)(Bot.
Spermatozoon (pl.
)spermatozoa
)(Zool.
= Sphalerite
)blende (Min.
Sphene = titanite
)(Min.
)Sphenoid (adj.

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)Sphenoid (Zool.

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)steradian (Maths.

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Sphere gap (Elec.
)Eng.
Sphere of influence
)Spherical (adj.
Spherical
)aberration (Phys.
Spherical angle
)(Maths.
Spherical
)astronomy (Astron.
Spherical belt

Spherical candle
power (Illum.)
Spherical cap (or
segment) (Geom.)
Spherical cone
(Geom.)
Spherical
coordinates
(Maths.)

Spherical degree
(Maths.)

Spherical deviation
Spherical distance
(Surv.)
Spherical excess
(Maths., Surv.)

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Spherical
(Eng.)
Spherical
(Optics)
Spherical
(Geom.)
Spherical
(Optics)
Spherical

geometry
joint
lens
lune
mirror
motion

Spherical
polarization (Phys.)
Spherical polygon
(Geom.)

Spherical radiator
(Phys.)
Spherical rollerbearing (Eng.)
Spherical seat
washer (Eng.)
Spherical sector
(Geom.)
Spherical segment
(Geom.)
Spherical shell
Spherical surface
(Maths.)
Spherical triangle
(Maths.)
Spherical
trigonometry
(Maths.
Spherical ungula
(or wedge) (Geom.)
Spherical wave
(Phys.)
Spherical zone
(Geom.)
Sphericity (n.)
Spheroid(al) (adj.)
Spheroidal parting
(Geol.)
Spheroidal state
(Phys.)
Spherometer
(Eng., Optics)
Spherule (n.)

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Sphygmograph
)(Med.
Sphygmomanomete
)r (med.
)Spicule (Geol.
)Spider (Elec. Eng.
)Spider (Eng.
)Spider (n.) (Zool.
)Spider gear (Eng.
)Spider web (n.
= Spider web
)spider line (Surv.
)Spiegeleisen (Met.
Spigot-and-socket
)joint (Eng.
)Spigot (n.) (Eng.
Spigot bearing
)(Eng.
)Spigot end (Eng.
)Spike (Bot.
)Spike (Geog.
)Spike (n.
)Spike (v.
)Spiky (adj.
)Spile (Civ. Eng.
)Spile (n.

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Spile driver (Civ.
)Eng.
)Spiling (n.
)Spill (Civ. Eng.
)Spill (n.
)Spill (v.
Spillway (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
Spin-orbit coupling
)(Phys.
Spin-stabilized
)(adj.) (Eng.
)Spin (Aero.
)Spin (n.
)Spin (v.
)Spin drier (Eng.
Spin moment
)(Phys.
Spin quantum
)number (Phys.
Spinal column
)(Zool.
)Spinal cord (Zool.
)Spindle (Eng.
)Spindle (n.
)Spindle (v.
)spindle oil (Eng.

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Spindle, valve
)(Eng.
)Spine (n.
)Spine (Zool.
)Spinel (Min.
)Spinner (Eng.
)Spinner (n.
)Spinneret (Chem.
)Spinneret (n.
Spinning-jenny
)Spinning (adj.
)(Eng.
)(n.
lathe
wheel

Spinning
Spinning
Spinning
)(Eng.
Spinning

Spinthariscope
)(Phys.
)Spiracle (n.) (Biol.
)Spiral (adj.
)Spiral (n.
)Spiral (v.
Spiral agitator
)(Chem.
Spiral bevel gear
)(Eng.
)Spiral bit (Eng.
Spiral casing

Spiral conveyor
(Eng.)
Spiral curve
(Maths.)
Spiral cutter (Eng.)
Spiral dive (Aero.)
Spiral galaxy
(Astron.)
Spiral gear (Eng.)
Spiral grapple (Civ.
Eng.)
Spiral instability
(Aero.)
Spiral nebula
(Astron.)
Spiral nebula
(Astron.)
Spiral of
Archimedes
(Maths.)
Spiral orbit
(Astrophysics)

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Spiral pump (Eng.)

Spiral punch (Eng.)

Spiral scanning
(Telev.)

Spiral spring (Eng.)

Spiral stairs
(Build.)



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)(Astrophysics
Spiral welding
)Spire (adj.
)Spire (n.
)Spire (v.
)Spirillum (n.
)Spirit (Chem.
)Spirit (n.
Spirit compass
Spirit lamp
)Spirit level (Surv.
Spirit of salt
)(Chem.
Spirit of turpentine
)(Chem.
Spirit thermometer
)(Phys.
Spirit, aviation
)(Aero.
Spirit, methylated
)(Chem.
Spirit, motor
Spirits of
)hartshorn (Chem.
Spirits of wine
)(Chem.
)Spirogyra (Bot.
)Spiroid (adj.


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)Spirt = spurt (n.
)Spirt = spurt (v.
)Spit (Eng.
)Spit (Geog.
)Spit (n.
)Spit (v.
Splash-board (or
)splasher
)Splash (n.
)Splash (v.
)Splash feed (Eng.
Splash guard
)(Auto.
Splash lubrication
)(Eng.
Splashproof fitting
)(Illum.
Splay-foot = flat)foot (Med.
)Splay (n.
)Splay (v.
)Spleen (Zool.
)Splendid (adj.
)Splice (n.
)Splice (v.
Splice bar = splice
piece = fish-plate
)(Railways
Spliced joint

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Spliced veins
)(Mining
)Splicing (n.
)Spline (n.
)Spline (v.
)Splined (adj.
Splined joint
)(Carp.
)Splined shaft (Eng.
Splining tool
)(Carp.
)Splint (n.
)Splint (v.
)Splinter (n.
)Splinter (v.

)Splinter bomb (Mil.

)Splinter proof (adj.

= Splintering
)splinting (n.
Split-conductor
)cable (Elec. Eng.
Split-phase motor
)(Elec. Eng.

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)Split (adj.
)Split (n.
)Split (v.

Split anode
magnetron
)(Thermionics

)Split bearing (Eng.

)Split collar (Eng.

Split coupling
)(Eng.
) (
Split crankcase
)(I.C. Engs.

)Split die (Eng.

Split fitting (Elec.
)Eng.
) (

)Split key (Eng.
Split pin = cotter
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)Split pulley (Eng.
(
Split ring clutch
)(Eng.

)Split saw (Carp.

)Split sleeve (Eng.

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)Splitter (Build.
)Splitter (n.
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)Splitter (Pet. Eng.
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)Spoil (n.
)Spoil (v.
Spoil = waste (Civ.
)Eng.
Spoil bank (Civ.
)Eng.
)Spoilage (n.

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)Spoke (Build.
)Spoke (n.
)Spoke (n.
)Spokeshave (n.
)(Carp.
)Spoliation (n.
)Sponge (adj.
)Sponge (n.
)Sponge (v.
Sponge cloth
Sponge grease
)(Pet. Eng.
Sponge rubber
)Spongy (adj.
)Sponson (n.) (Aero.
)Sponsor (n.
)Sponsor (v.
)Spontaneity (n.
)Spontaneous (adj.
Spontaneous
combustion
)(Chem.
Spontaneous
)fission (Phys.
Spontaneous
)generation (Geol.
Spontaneous
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ignition
temperature
)(Chem., Eng.
)Spool (n.
)Spool (v.
)Spoon (n.
)Spoon (v.
Spoon bit = dowel
)bit (Carp.
Spoon dredger
)(Civ. Eng.
)Sporadic (adj.
)Sporangium (Bot.
)Spore (n.) (Bot.
)Spore (v.
Sporophyte
)generation (Bot.
)Sport (adj.
)Sport (Biol., Gen.
)Sport (n.
)Sport (v.

)Sportsmanship (n.
)Sporulation (Biol.

)Spot-bombing (Mil.
)Spot-check (n.
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)Spot-facing (Eng.

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)Spot (n.
)Spot (v.
Spot diameter
)(Thermionics
Spot gluing
)Spot level (Surv.
Spot recording
)(Acous.
)Spot test (Eng.
)Spot test (Pet. Eng.
Spot welding
)(Plumb.
)Spot wobble (Telev.
)Spotless (adj.
)Spotlight (n.
)Spotlight (v.
)Spotted (adj.
)Spotting (n.
)Spout (n.
)Spout (v.
)Spouter (Pet. Eng.
)Sprag (Mining

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)Sprain (v.
Spray-shielded
)valve (Thermionics
)Spray (Bot.
)Spray (n.
)Spray (v.
Spray carburettor
)(Eng.
Spray cooling
Spray gun (Civ.
)Eng., Paint
Spray jet
Spray loading
)(Eng.
Spray lubrication
Spray nozzle
)Spray oil (Pet. Eng.
Spray painting
Spray pump
Spray tower
)Sprayed (adj.
)Sprayer (n.
Spraying machine
)Spread (n.
)Spread (Radio.

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Spreader (Civ.
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Spreader (Elec.
)Eng.
Spreader, concrete
)(Civ. Eng.
Spreading
)coefficient (Phys.
)Spring (adj.
)Spring (Bot.
)Spring (loaded
)valve (Eng.
)Spring (n.
)Spring (n.) (build.
Spring (safety) valve
)Spring (v.
Spring balance
)(Phys.
)Spring bows (Eng.
)Spring bows (Eng.
)Spring box (Eng.


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)Spring butt (Carp.
Spring calipers
)(Eng.
)Spring chuck (Eng.
Spring clip
Spring contact
Spring control
)(Elec. Eng.
Spring dividers
)Spring drive (Eng.
Spring equinox
)(Astron.
Spring faucet
Spring feed
)mechanism (Eng.
Spring governor
)(Eng.
Spring hammer
)(Eng.
Spring hook
)Spring index (Eng.
Spring jack
)(Teleph., Elec. Eng.
Spring leaf
Spring lock
)Spring pawl (Eng.
Spring punch
)(Eng.

Spring return
carriage (Eng.)
Spring rigging
(Eng.)
Spring ring (Eng.)
Spring steel (Met.)
Spring suspension
(Eng.)
Spring tension
Spring tide
(Astron.)
Spring washer
(Eng.)
Spring, coil
Spring,
compression (Eng.)
Spring, conical
(Eng.)
Spring, disc (Eng.)
Spring, extension
(Eng.)
Spring, governor
(Eng.)
Spring, helical
Spring, hot (Geol.)
Spring, laminated
(Eng.)
Spring, leaf (Eng.)
Spring, return
(Eng.)
Spring, spiral
Spring, torsion
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)Springhead (n.
)Springiness (n.
)(Phys.
Springing line
)(Build.
)Springy (adj.
)Sprinkle (n.
)Sprinkle (v.
)Sprinkler (Build.
)Sprinkler (n.
)Sprit (n.) (Naut.
)Sprocket (n.) (Eng.
Sprocket chain
)(Eng.
Sprocket shaft
)(Eng.
Sprocket wheel
)(Eng.
)Sprout (n.
)Sprout (v.) (Bot.
)Spruce (n.
)Spruce (n.
)(Foundry
)Spud (Eng.
Spud (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Spud (v.
Spud, adjustable
)orifice (Eng.


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Spudding bit (Civ.
)Eng.
Spudding pulley
)(Civ. Eng.
)Spume (n.
)Spume (v.
Spun glass
)Spur (n.
)Spur (v.
)Spur gear (Eng.
)Spur wheel (Eng.
)Spurious (adj.
Spurious
)correlation (Maths.
Spurious counts
Spurious
)oscillation (Radio
Spurious radiation
)(Phys.
Spurious
resistance (Elec.
)Eng.
Spurious response
)(Radio
)Spurt (n.
)Spurt (v.
Sputnik
)(Astrophysics
)Sputter (n.
)Sputter (v.

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Spy-hole
)Spy (n.
)Spy (v.
)Spyglass (n.
)Squad (n.
)Squadron (n.
)Squall (n.) (Meteor.
)Squall (v.
)Squamate (adj.
)(Biol.
)Squander (v.
Square-head bolt
)(Eng.
Square-loop
characteristic
)(Elec. Eng.
Square-shank drill
)(Civ. Eng.
)Square (adj.
)Square (Maths.
)Square (n.
)Square (Surv.
)Square (v.
Square bolt
Square bracket
)(Maths.
Square centimeter

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Square centre
)(Eng.
Square degree
)(Maths.
)Square file (Eng.
Square foot
= Square groove
square pass
)(Foundry

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(
Square kelly (Civ.
)Eng.

Square inch
)Square iron (Eng.

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)Square knot (Naut.

)Square law (Phys.
Square law
instrument (Elec.
)Eng.
Square law,
)inverse (Phys.
Square measure
Square metro
)Square mil (Eng.
Square mitre
)(Carp.
)Square nut (Eng.
Square rabbet
)plane (Carp.







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)(Maths.
Square shaft
)(Mining
Square thread
)(Eng.
Square timber
Square unit
)Square wave (Phys.
Square work
)(Mining
Squared paper
)Squaring (n.
)Squash (Bot.
)Squash (n.
)Squash (v.
)Squatting (Naut.
)Squeak (n.
)Squeak (v.
)Squeegee (n.
)Squeeze-ups (Geol.
)Squeeze (n.
)Squeeze (v.
Squeeze bottle
Squeeze cementing
)(Civ. Eng.
Squeeze riveter
)(Eng.
)Squeezer (Eng.





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= Squegger
squegging
)oscillator (Radio
)Squegging (Radio
Squelch circuit
)(Radio
)Squib (n.
)Squib (v.
)Squinch (Build.
Squint quoin
)(Build.
Squirrel-cage
)motor (Elec. Eng.
Squirrel-cage rotor
)(Elec. Eng.
Squirrel-cage
)winding (Elec. Eng.
)Squirt (n.
)Squirt (v.
)Squirt gun (Eng.
)Sr (strontium
)(Chem.
)Stab (n.
)Stab (v.
)Stabile (adj.
)Stabile (Chem.
)Stability (Mech.
)Stability (n.
Stability factor
)(Electronics
Stability planes
)(Aero.

Stability test (Elec.

Eng.)
Stability test (Eng.)
Stability,
automatic (Aero.)
Stability, colour
(Chem.)
Stability,
directional (or
yawing) (Aero.)
Stability, lateral (or
rolling)
Stability,
longitudinal (Aero.)
Stability, oxidation
(Chem.)
Stability, vertical
(Aero.)
Stabilivolt
(Electronics)
Stabilization (n.)
Stabilization (Pet.
Eng.)
Stabilization
column (Pet. Eng.)
Stabilize (Pet. Eng.)
Stabilize (v.)
Stabilized crude
(Pet. Eng.)

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(Geol.)
Stabilized feedback
(Radio)
Stabilized feedback
amplifier (Radio)
Stabilizer (n.)
Stabilizer plant
(Pet. Eng.)
Stabilizer, airplane
Stabilizer,
gyroscopic (Aero.,
Naut.)
Stabilizing (adj.)
Stabilizing choke
(Illum.)
Stabilizing column
(Pet. Eng.)
Stabilizing float
(Naut.)
Stabilizing surface
(Aero.)
Stabilizing
transformer
Stabilovolt =
stabilivolt
(Electronics)
Stable (adj.)
Stable (adj.)
Stable (Chem.)

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)Stable (n.
)Stable (Phys.
)Stable (v.
Stable emulsion
)(Chem.
Stable equilibrium
)(Mech.
Stable isotope
)(Chem.
Stable orbit
Stable oscillation
)(Phys.
Stable running
)(Eng.
Stable substance
)(Chem.
Stable substance
)(Phys.
Stack-base
)Stack (Aero.
)Stack (Geol.
)Stack (n.
)Stack (v.
Stack cutting
)(Eng., Carp.
Stack gases
Stack pipe

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)(Radio
)Stacking (Aero.
)Stacking (n.
Stacking fault
)(Chem.
)Staddle (n.

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Stadia surveying
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)Stadiometer (Suvr.
)Stadium (Biol.
)Stadium (n.
Stadium = stadia
)rod (Surv.
= Staff-holder
)staffman (Surv.
)Staff (Mil.
)Staff (n.
)Staff (Surv.
)Staff (v.
)Staff officer (Mil.
)Staff sergeant (Mil.


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)(Surv.
)Stage (Geol.
)Stage (n.
Stage compression
)(Eng.
Stage crushing
)(Mining
Stage efficiency
)(Eng.
Stage working
)(Mining
)Stagger (Aero.
)Stagger (n.
)Stagger (v.
)Staggered (adj.
Staggered aerial
)(Radio
Staggered hours
Staggered riveting
)(Eng.
Staggered tuning
)(Radio
Staggered wells
)(Pet. Eng.

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)(Aero.
)Staggering (n.
)Staging (Build.
)Stagnant (adj.
Stagnation point
)(Aero.
)Stain (n.
)Stain (v.
Stained glass
Staining power
)(Chem.
Stainless steel
)(Met.
)Stair (n.
= Staircase
)stairway (n.
)(Build.
)Stake (n.
)Stake (v.
)Stalactite (n.
)(Geol.
)Stalagmite (n.
)(Geol.
)Stalagmometer (n.
)(Phys.
)Stalagmometry (n.
)(Phys.
)Stale (adj.

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)Stalk (n.
)Stalking (Civ. Eng.
)Stall (Aero.
)Stall (Aero.
)Stall (Eng.
)Stall (Eng.
)Stall (Mining
)Stall (n.
)Stall (v.
Stall warning
)indicator (Aero.
)Stalling (n.
Stalling angle
)(Aero.
Stalling torque
)(Eng.
Stalloy (Met., Elec.
)Eng.
)Stamen (n.) (Bot.
)Stamina (n.
Stamp-battery
)(Mining
)Stamp (Mining

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Stamp duty
Stamp, gravity
)(Mining
)Stamped (adj.
Stamped ore
)(Mining
)Stampede (n.
Stamping (Elec.
)Eng.
)Stamping (n.
)Stamping die (Eng.
Stamping mill
)(Eng.
Stamping mill
)(Mining
)Stampings (n.
Stanch = staunch
)(adj.
Stanchion (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Stand-by (adj., n.



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Stand-by unit
Stand-insulator
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)Stand-off (adj.
Stand-off
insulators (Elec.
)Eng.
)Stand (n.
)Stand (v.
)Stand oil (Chem.
)Stand pipe (Eng.
)Standage (Mining
)Standage (n.
)Standard (adj.
)Standard (n.
)Standard air (Eng.
Standard ampere
)(Elec. Eng.
Standard
atmosphere
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Standard calorie
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Standard candle
)(Illum.
Standard cell
)(Elec. Eng.
Standard compass
)(Naut.
Standard
)conditions (Eng.
Standard
)conditions (Phys.
Standard density
)(Phys.
Standard deviation
)(Maths.
Standard electrode
)potential (Chem.
Standard
equipment
Standard form
Standard
frequency (Elec.
)Eng.
Standard gauge
)(Eng.
Standard gauge
)(Railways

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Standard
)(Phys.
Standard
)(Carp.
Standard
)(Eng.
Standard
)(Phys.
Standard
)Eng.

Standard of
)illumination (Illum.
Standard of living
Standard of
proficiency
Standard of
training
= Standard ohm
international ohm
)(Elec. Eng.
Standard pressure
)(Phys.
Standard
production
Standard reference
)temperature (Eng.
Standard resistor
)(Elec. Eng.
Standard screw
)(Eng.
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Standard
specifications

Standard
:
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Standard
temperature and

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760 (
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thermometer

Standard time
.
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Standard unit

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22.414(
Standard weight

Standard wire
)Gauge (Eng.

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)Standing (adj.

Standing block
(Eng.)
Standing
committee
Standing
committee
Standing current
(Elec. Comm.)
Standing current
(Elec., Comm.)
Standing derrick
(Eng.)
Standing derrick
(Eng.)
Standing end
Standing engine
(Eng.)
Standing mine
Standing orders
Standing valve
(Eng.)
Standing vice
Standing water
Standing wave
(Phys.)
Standing wave
aerial (Radio)
Standing wave
meter (Elec. Eng.)
Standing wave
ratio (Elec. Eng.)
Standing well (Pet.
Eng.)
Standpoint (n.)
Standstill (n.)

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Stank (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Stank (v.
)Stannary (Mining
)Stannates (Chem.
)Stannic (adj.
)(Chem.
Stannic oxide
)(Chem.
)Stanniferous (adj.
Stannous oxide
)(Chem.
)Stannum = tin (Sn
)(Chem.
)Stapes (Zool.
Staphylococcus
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)Staple (v.
)Stapler (n.
Star-delta

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connection
Star-delta starter
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)Star (adj.
)Star (n.
)Star (n.) (Astron.

)Star (v.
Star altitude
)curves (Astron.
)Star bit (Civ. Eng.
Star catalogue
)(Astron.
)Star chart (or map
)(Astron.
Star connection
)(Elec. Eng.
)Star coupling (Eng.
Star drill
)Star gear (Eng.
Star network = Tnetwork (Elec.
)Eng.
Star point (Elec.
)Eng.
Star polygon
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Star tracker
)(Astrophysics
)Starboard (adj.
)Starboard (n.
)(Naut., Aero.
)Starboard (v.
)Starch (n.) (Chem.
)Starch (v.
Starch granules
)(Bot.
= Starch gum
)dextrin (Chem.
)Starfish (Zool.
)Staring (n.
)Stark effect (Phys.
)Starling (Civ. Eng.
Start to discharge
)(Eng.
)Starter (n.) (Eng.
Starter button
)(Eng.
Starter magneto
)(Elec. Eng.

)Starter motor (Eng.

Starter switch
)(Eng.
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Starter, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Starter, engine
(Eng.)
Starting battery
(Auto.)
Starting box =
starting rheostat
(Elec. Eng.)
Starting cartridge
Starting crank
(Eng.)
Starting current
(Elec. Eng.)
Starting engine
(Eng.)
Starting friction
(Mech.)
Starting gear (Eng.)
Starting handle (or
lever) (Eng.)
Starting point
Starting position
Starting potential
(Electronics)
Starting resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Starting sheet
(Met.)
Starting torque
(Eng.)

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Starting winding
)(Elec. Eng.
Starting winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Starve (v.
Starved basin
)(Geol.
Stassfurt deposits
)(Geol.
)Stat- (Elec. Eng.
Statcoulomb (Elec.
)Eng.
)State (n.
)State (v.
State, gaseous
)(Phys.
)State, liquid (Phys.
)State, solid (Phys.
)Stated (adj.
)Stately (adv., adj.
)Statement (n.
)Static (adj.

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atmospherics
)(Radio
)Static (pressure
)Static atom (Phys.
Static balance
)(Aero.
Static balancer
)(Elec. Eng.
Static balancing
)(Eng.
Static chain (Elec.
)Eng.
Static charge (Elec.
)Eng.
Static condenser
)(Elec. Eng.
Static economy
Static electricity
Static electrode
potential (Elec.
)Eng.
Static eliminator
)(Radio
Static equilibrium
)(Phys., Chem.
)Static firing (Eng.
)Static head (Hyd.
Static impedance
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)Static level (Radio
)Static lift (Aero.
)Static line (Aero.
)Static load (Eng.
Static machine
)(Elec. Eng.
Static
metamorphism
)(Geol.
Static pressure
)(Phys., Aero.
Static regulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Static relay (Elec.
)Eng.
Static sensitivity
)(or a phototube
Static stability
)(Elec. Eng.
Static stiffness
)(Mech.
Static strength
)(Met.
Static suction lift
)(Mech.
)Static testing (Eng.
Static transformer
)(Elec. Eng.
Static(al) friction
)(Mech.

Static(al) moment
(Mech.)
Staticon (Telev.)
Statics (Phys.)
Station-master
(Railways)
Station (n.)
Station (v.)
Station pole (Surv.)
Station, degassing
(Pet. Eng.)
Station, filling
Station, radio
Station, radiorange
Station, weather
(Meteor.)
Stationary (adj.)
Stationary antenna
(Radio)
Stationary battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Stationary dredger
(Civ. Eng.)
Stationary engine
Stationary engine
Stationary front
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magneto (Elec.
)Eng.
Stationary orbit
)(Astrophysics
Stationary state
)(Phys.
Stationary value
)(Maths.
Stationary
)vibration (Phys.
Stationary wave
)(Phys.
)Stationery (n.
)Statistical (adj.
Statistical
staggering
)Statistician (n.
)Statistics (n.
)Stator (Elec. Eng.
)Stator (Eng.

)(
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Stator coils (Elec.
)Eng.

Stator core (Elec.
)
)Eng.
(
Stator field (Elec.
)Eng.

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)Statue (n.
)Stature (n.
)Status (n.
Status quo
)Statute (n.
Statute mile
)Statutory (adj.
Staunch = stanch
)(adj.
= Stauncheon
stanchion (Civ.
)Eng.

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)Staurolite (Min.

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)Stave (n.
)Stave (v.

)Stave = staff (Surv.

)Stay-block (Eng.
)Stay-bolt (Eng.

)Stay-pile (Civ. Eng.

Stay-pin (Elec.
)Eng.
Stay-wire (Elec.
)Eng.

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)Stay (v.
)Stayer (Pet. Eng.
)Steadfast (adj.
Steady-state
)oscillation (Phys.
)Steady (adj.
)Steady (n.
)Steady (n.) (Eng.
Steady arm (or
)brace) (Elec. Eng.
Steady current
)(Phys.
)Steady flow (Phys.
)Steady light (Illum.
)Steady rest (Eng.
Steady state
)(Phys., Chem.
Steadying bands
)(Eng.
Steadying
resistance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Steam-driven (adj.
Steam-operated
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Steam-pipe
Steam-power
)(Phys.
Steam-refined
)(adj.) (Pet. Eng.
Steam-still
)Steam-tight (adj.
)Steam (n.) (Phys.
)Steam (v.

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Steam
)accumulator (Eng.
Steam bath

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)Steam boiler (Eng.

Steam calorimeter
)(Eng.

)Steam chest (Eng.

)Steam cock (Eng.
Steam collector
)(Eng.
Steam condenser
)(Eng.
Steam cracking
)(Pet. Eng.

) (

)Steam crane (Eng.

Steam curing (Civ.
)Eng.
Steam cushion
)(Eng.
Steam distillation
)(Chem.

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)Steam dome (Eng.

Steam drier

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)Steam drum (Eng.

Steam emulsion
)test (Pet. Eng.
Steam engine
)(Eng.
Steam engine
)indicator (Eng.
Steam excavator
)(Civ. Eng.
Steam expansion
)(Phys.
Steam feed pipe
)(Eng.
Steam fitter

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)Steam gauge (Eng.

Steam generating
)station (Elec. Eng.
Steam generator
)(Eng.
Steam governor
)(Eng.
Steam hammer
)(Eng.
Steam header
)(Eng.
Steam heating
)Steam hoist (Eng.
Steam hooter




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Steam injector
)(Eng.
)Steam inlet (Eng.
Steam iron
)jacket (Eng.
)lap (Eng.
)line (Eng.
locomotive
navvy (Civ.

Steam
Steam
Steam
Steam
)(Eng.
Steam
)Eng.

)Steam nozzle (Eng.

)Steam outlet (Eng.

Steam oven

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)

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)Steam point (Phys.

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)Steam ports (Eng.

Steam pressure
)(Phys.
Steam pressure
)(Phys.
)pump (Eng.
regulator
relief-valve
roller (Civ.

Steam
Steam
)(Eng.
Steam
)(Eng.
Steam
)Eng.

Steam separator
)(Eng.
Steam shovel (Civ.
)Eng.

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)Steam space (Eng.

Steam stop-valve
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Steam superheater

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Steam table
)Steam trap (Eng.
Steam turbine
)(Eng.
)Steam valve (Eng.
Steam, overheated
Steam, saturated
)(Eng.
Steam,
)superheated (Eng.
)Steam, wet (Eng.
)Steamboat (n.
)Steamer (n.) (Naut.
)Steaming (n.
)Steamship (n.
)(Naut.
Steaning = steining
)(Civ. Eng.
)Steapsin (Chem.

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)Stearate (Chem.
Stearic acid
)(Chem.
)Stearin(e) (Chem.
= Steatite
)soapstone (Min.
Steel-alkaline cell
)(Elec. Eng.
)Steel-backed (adj.
)Steel-clad (adj.
Steel-cored
conductor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Steel-faced (adj.

)Steel-making (Met.

)Steel-making (Met.

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Steel-tank rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
Steel-wire rope
)(Eng.
)Steel-works (Met.
)Steel (adj.
)Steel (Measuring
)tape (Surv.
)Steel (Mining
)Steel (n.) (Met.
)Steel (v.
)Steel alloy (Met.
Steel arch
Steel armouring

Steel band = bandchain (Surv.)

Steel belt (Eng.)
Steel bronze (met.)

Steel casting (Met.)

Steel converter
(Met.)

Steel foundry (Met.)

Steel frame (Civ.
Eng.)

Steel furnace (Met.)

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Steel girder (Build.)

Steel hammer
Steel hardening oil
(Met.)
Steel ingot (Met.)
Steel ladle (Met.)
Steel liner (Eng.)
Steel manufacture
Steel mill (Met.)
Steel plant (Met.)
Steel plate

Steel press (Met.)

Steel prop (Mining)
Steel puddling
(Met.)
Steel rod
Steel rule

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)Steel square (Eng.
Steel structure
)(Eng.
)Steel tape (Surv.
Steel tower = pylon
)(Elec. Eng.
Steel tower = pylon
)(Elec. Eng.
Steel tube
Steel wire
)Steel wool (Eng.
Steel work
Steel, Bessemer
)(Met.
)Steel, carbon (Met.
)Steel, rolled (Met.
)Steeloscope (Eng.
)Steely (adj.
)Steely iron (Met.
Steelyard = roman
balance
Steening = steining
)(Civ. Eng.
)Steep (adj.
)Steep (n.
)Steep (v.
)Steep bank (Aero.





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)Steep climb (Aero.

)Steep dive (Aero.
Steep gradient
)(Civ. Eng.
)Steep seam (Geol.
Steep slope
)Steep turn (Aero.
)Steepen (v.
Steeple-head rivet
)(Eng.
)Steeple (Build.
)Steer (v.
Steerable antenna
)(Radio
Steering-arm
)(Aero.
)Steering-box (Auto.
)Steering (n.
Steering compass

)Steering gear (Eng.

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Steering knuckle
)(Auto.
.
Steering lever

Steering magnet
)
)(Telev.
(
Steering main
)shaft (Auto.

Steering
mechanism

)Steering rod (Eng.
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Steering wheel
)(Auto., Naut.
)Steersman (Naut.
)Stefan (Boltzmann
)law (Phys.
)Steining (Civ. Eng.
)Steinkern (Geol.
)Stele (Bot.
)Stellar (adj.
Stellar parallax
)(Astron.
)Stellarator (Phys.
)Stellate (adj.
)Stellite (Min.
)Stem-post (Naut.
)Stem (Eng.
)Stem (n.) (Bot.
)Stem (Naut.
)Stem (v.
Stem correction
)(Phys.
)Stemming (Mining
)Stemming (n.

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)Sten (machine
)gun (Mil.
)Stencil (n.
)Stencil (v.
)Stenography (n.
)Step-board (adj.
)Step-cone (Eng.
Step-cone drive
)(Eng.
Step-down
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
Step-ladder
Step-up
transformer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Step (n.
)Step (or footstep
)bearing (Eng.
)Step (v.

)Step bit (Civ. Eng.

Step block
)Step faults (Geol.
Step freezing
Step grid
)Step rocket (Eng.
)Stepped (adj.

)Stepped cone (Eng.

Stepped pulley
)(Eng.

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)Stepping (n.
= Steradian
spheradian
)(Maths.

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)Steradiancy (Phys.
)Stere- (or stereo-
)Stere (n.

Stereo microphone
)Stereobate (n.
)(Arch.
Stereocartography
Stereocasting
)(Radio
Stereochemistry
)(Chem.
Stereocomparator
)(Phys.
Stereogram (or
)stereograph
Stereographic
)projection (Surv.
Stereography
Stereoisomerism
)(Chem.
Stereometry

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Stereophone
Stereophonic
reproduction
)(Acous.
Stereophonic
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Stereoscope
)(Photog.
Stereoscopic
microscope
Stereoscopic model
Stereoscopic
rangefinder
Stereoscopic vision
= stereovision
)Stereoscopy (n.
Stereospectroscope
)(Phys.
Stereotriangulation
)(Surv.
)Stereotype (n.
)Stereotype (v.
Steric hindrance
)(Chem.
)Sterile (adj.
)Sterility (n.
)Sterilization (n.
)Sterilize (v.
)Sterilizer (n.
)Sterling (adj.
)Sterling (n.
)Stern-heavy (adj.
)Stern-post (Naut.

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Stern (n.) (Aero.,
)Naut.
)Stern droop (Aero.
Stern light
)Sternum (Zool.
)Sternwards (adv.
)Sternway (n.
)Steroids (Chem.
)Sterol (Chem.
)Stet (v.) (Print.
)Stethoscope (n.
)(Med.
)Stevedore (n.
)(Naut.
)Stevedore (v.
)Steward (n.
)Stewardess (n.
)Stibine (Chem.
= Stibium
)antimony (Sb
)(Chem.
)Stibnite (Chem.
)Stick (n.
)Stick (Typog.

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)Stick control (Aero.
Stick of bombs
= Stick sulphur
roll sulphur
)(Chem.
)Sticking (n.
)Sticky (adj.
)Stiction (n.) (Phys.
)Stiff (adj.
= Stiff frame
redundant frame
)(Eng.
)Stiffen (v.
Stiffener (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.
Stiffening girder
)(Civ. Eng.
Stiffening plate

)Stiffening rib (Eng.

)Stiffness (n.) (Phys.

Stiffness
)coefficient (Phys.
)Stifle (v.


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)Stigma (Bot.
)Stigmatic (optical
)system (Optics
Stigmatic rays
)(Phys.
)Stilb (Illum.
)Stilbite (Min.
)Stile (Carp.
)Stile (n.
Still-house
)Still (adj.
)Still (adv.
)Still (n.
)Still (v.
Still air
)Still coke (Chem.
Still jacket
Still residue (Pet.
)Eng.
Still water

)Still, batch (Chem.

Still, continuous
)(Chem.

)Stillage (Elec. Eng.

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Stillman
)Stillson (pipe
)wrench (Eng.
)Stilt (n.
)Stilted (adj.
)Stimulant (adj.
)Stimulate (v.
Stimulated
)emission (Phys.
Stimulus (pl.
)stimuli) (n.
= Stink-trap
interceptor (San.
)Eng.
Stink damp
)(Mining
)Stipe (n.) (Bot.
)Stipend (n.
)Stipple (n.
)Stipple (v.
)Stipulate (adj.
)(Bot.
)Stipulate (v.
)Stipulation (n.
)Stipule (n.) (Bot.
)Stir (v.
)Stirrer (n.
)Stirring rod (Chem.


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Stirrup = binder
)(Civ. Eng.
Stirrup = stapes
)(Zool.
Stirrup pump
)Stitch (n.
)Stitch (v.
Stitch welding
Stitched catenary
)suspension (Eng.
Stochastic process
)(adj.) (Maths.
)Stock-taking (n.
)Stock (Bot.
)Stock (Carp.
)Stock (Eng.
)Stock (Gen.
)Stock (Geol.

)Stock (n.
)Stock (Naut.
)Stock (v.
Stock column
)(Met.
Stock exchange
Stock feed stop
)(Eng.

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)Stock feeder (Met.

Stock market
Stock solution
)(Chem.
Stock tank

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)Stockes law (Phys.

)Stockholder (n.
)Stockpile (n.
)Stockpile (v.
)Stocks (Build.
)Stocks (n.
)Stocks (Naut.
)Stockwork (Geol.
Stoddard solvent
)(Pet. Eng.
Stoichiometric
)amounts (Chem.

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Stoichiometric
)compound (Chem.
Stoichiometry
)(Chem.

)Stockade (n.
)Stockbroker (n.

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)Stoke (v.
)Stoke hole (Eng.

) (

)Stokehold (Eng.

)Stoke (n.) (Phys.

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STOL (short take)off & landing
)Stolen (n.) (Bot.
)Stolen (Zool.
Stoma (pl.
)stomata) (n.) (Biol.
Stomach-ache
)Stomach (Zool.
Stone-block paving
)(Civ. Eng.
)Stone-broke (adj.
)Stone-broke (adj.
Stone-coal
Stone-coal
Stone-crusher
Stone-cutter
Stone-dressing
Stone-mill
Stone-still
)Stone (adj.
)Stone (Bot.
)Stone (n.
)Stone (Phys.
Stone age
Stone breaker
Stone breaker
= Stone drain
rubble drain (Civ.
)Eng.


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Stone insulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Stone oil
Stone pit stone
quarry
Stone saw
)Stone wax (Min.
Stoneware
)Stonework (Build.
Stony meteorites
)(Astron.
)Stooge (n.
)Stool (n.
)Stoop (Mining
)Stoop (n.
)Stoop (v.
Stoop system
)(Mining
Stop-cock
Stop-signal
Stop-watch
)Stop (adj.

)Stop (n.

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)Stop bath (Photog.
)Stop block (Eng.
)Stop drill (Eng.
Stop filter (Elec.
)Comm.
)Stop gear (Eng.
Stop mechanism
)(Eng.
)Stop motion (Eng.
Stop notch
)Stop nut (Eng.
Stop pawl
)Stop ring (Eng.
)Stop screw (Eng.
Stop switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Stop valve (Eng.
)Stope (n.) (Mining
)Stope (v.
)Stopgap (n.
)Stoping (Mining
)Stoplight (Auto.
)Stoppage (n.
= Stopped mortise
blind mortise
)(Carp.
Stopped pipe
)Stopper (n.

Stopper
(Thermionics.)
Stopper (v.)
Stopper, rubber
Stopping (n.)
Stopping (Paint.)
Stopping
condenser (Elec.
Eng.)
Stopping disc
(Eng.)
Stopping distance
Stopping gear
(Eng.)
Stopping knife =
putty knife (Paint.)
Stopping place
Stopping potential
(Phys.)
Stopping power
(Eng.)
Stopple (n.)
Storability (n.)
Storable (adj.)
Storage (n.)
Storage battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Storage bin (Civ.
Eng.)

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secondary cell
)(Elec. Eng.
Storage charges
Storage loss
Storage period
Storage tank
Storage tube
)(Electronics
)Store (n.
)Store (v.
)Storehouse (n.
)Storekeeper (n.
)Storey (n.
)Storing (n.
)Storm (n.
)Storm (v.
Storm centre
)(meteor.
Storm choke (Pet.
)Eng.
Storm cone
)(Meteor.
)Storm eye (Meteor.
Storm window
)(Build.
Storm, magnetic
)(Meteor.
)Stormy (adj.
Story = storey
)(Build.
)Stout (adj.

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)Stove (n.
)Stove (v.
Stove drying
Stoved paint (or
)enamel) (adj.
)Stow (v.
)Stowage (n.
)Straddle (adj.
)Straddle (n.
)Straddle (v.
Straddle milling
)(Eng.
)Strafe (n.
)Strafe (v.
)Straggle (v.
)Straggling (Phys.
Straight-chain
hydrocarbons
)(Chem.
)Straight-edge (n.
)(Eng.
Straight-flank gear
)(Eng.
Straight-grained
)(adj.

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Straight-line
capacitor (Elec.
)Eng.
Straight-line
)motion (Mech.

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Straight-on
)gasoline (Pet. Eng.
)Straight-run (n.
)(Pet. Eng.

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Straight-run
)distillation (Chem.

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Straight-run
)gasoline (Pet. Eng.

Straight-run
)naphtha (Pet. Eng.

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Straight-run
)products (Pet. Eng.
Straight-run
)residue (Pet. Eng.
)Straight (adj.
Straight (line) drive
)(Eng.
)Straight (n.
= Straight angle
)plant angle (Maths.
Straight arch = flat
)arch (Build.

Straight asphalt
(Pet. Eng.)
Straight bed (Eng.)
Straight carbon
steel (Met.)
Straight distillation
(Chem.)
Straight drive
(Eng.)
Straight eight
(engine) (I.C. Engs.)
Straight flow
system (Aero.)
Straight flute drill
(Eng.)
Straight gas-oil
(Pet. Eng.)
Straight hole
drilling (Civ. Eng.)
Straight joint (Civ.
Eng.)

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Straight lever (Eng.)

Straight line

Straight line
)
compressor (Eng.)
(
Straight line flight
(Aero.)

Straight line
rectification =
linear rectification
(Radio)
Straight link chain
(Eng.)
Straight pane
(pean or peen)
hammer (Eng.)
Straight polarity
Straight reaming
(Eng.)
Straight receiver
(Radio)
Straight roller
bearing (Eng.)
Straight shank
drill (Eng.)

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Straight shank
milling cutter (Eng.)

Straight through
flow

Straight through
joint (Elec. Eng.)
( )
Straight turning
(Eng.)

Straight well (Civ.
Eng.)
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Straightaway (adj.)

Straightaway (adv.)

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Straighteners
)(Aero.
Straightening
)machine (Eng.
Straightening roll
)(Eng.
Straightforward
)(adj.
Straightforward
)(adv.
Straightway drill
)(Civ. Eng.
Straightway valve
)(Eng.
)Strain-ageing (Met.
Strain-hardening
)(Met.
)Strain (Biol.
)Strain (Mech.
)Strain (n.
)Strain (v.
Strain axis
Strain energy
)(Mech.
)Strain gauge (Eng.
Strain gradient
)(Mech.

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tension insulator
)(Elec. Eng.
Strain shadows
Strain waves
)(Phys.
Strain,
compressive
)(Mech.
Strain, tensile
)(Mech.

)Strainer (n.
Strainer screen

Straining beam
)(Build.
Straining screw
)(Eng.
= Strainometer
extensometer
)(Mech.

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Strait-work
)(Mining
)Strait (adj.
)Strait (n.) (Geog.
)Strake (Mining
)Strake (n.) (Eng.
)Strake (Naut.
)Strand (Geog.
)Strand (n.

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Stranded cable
)(Elec. Eng.
= Stranded caisson
box caisson (Civ.
)Eng.
Stranded
conductor (Elec.
)Eng.
Stranded wire
Strander
Stranding effect
)Strange (adj.
)Stranger (n.
)Strangle (v.
Strangler = choke
)(I.C. Engs.
)Strap (Carp.
)Strap (n.
)Strap (v.
)Strap bar (Eng.
)Strap brake (Eng.
)Strap clutch (Eng.
Strap fork = belt
)fork (Eng.

)Strap hinge (Carp.

Strap joint

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(

)Strap wrench (Eng.

)Strapping (adj.
Strapping
)(Electronics.

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)Strapping (n.
Strata (pl. of
)stratum) (Geol.

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)Strath (n.) (Geog.
)Stratification (n.
)(Geol.
Stratification plane
)(Geol.
Stratified deposit
Stratified
discharge
)(Thermionics
Stratified rocks
)(Geol.
Stratified structure
)Stratiform (adj.
)Stratify (v.
Stratigraphic
)control (Geol.
Stratigraphic well
)(Geol.

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)break (Geol.
Stratigraphical gap
)(Geol.
)Stratigraphy (n.
)(Geol.
Stratocumulus
)(Meteor.
Stratopause
)(Meteor.
Stratosphere
)(Meteor.
)Stratum (pl. Eng.
Stratum, reservoir
)(Pet. Eng.
)Stratus (n.
)(Meteor.
)Straw (adj.
)Straw (n.
Straw yellow (adj.
)n.
Strawboard
)Stray (adj.
Stray (load) losses
)(Elec. Eng.
)Stray (n.) (Radio
)Stray (v.
)Stray block (Geol.


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Stray capacitance
)(Radio
Stray currents
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Stray field (Elec.
)Eng.
Stray flux (Elec.
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)Stray heat (Phys.
Stray induction
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Stray radiation
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)Stray sand (Geol.
)Stray signal (Radio
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atmospherics
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Stream capture
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Streaming
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Streamline motion
Streamline(d) body
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Street mains (Elec.
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Street refuge (Civ.
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Strength of acid
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Strength of
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Strength of pole
Strength of
solution (Chem.)
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Strength, breaking
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Strength,
compressive (Eng.)
Strength, elastic
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Strength, fatigue
(Eng.)
Strength, impact
(Eng.)
Strength, shearing
(Eng., Mech.)
Strength, tensile
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Stress
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stress sheet (Civ.
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Stress distribution
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Stress limit (Eng.
)Met.
Stress modulus
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Stress number
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Stress relieving
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Stress rupture
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Stress, bending
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Stress, internal
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Stress, shearing
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Stress, tensile
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Stress, torsional
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Stressed skin
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Stressed skin
)construction (Aero.
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Stretch modulus
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Stretcher levelling
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Stretching course
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Strickle board
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Striding level
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Striker = striker
)gear (Eng.
Striker pin
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Striking board
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Striking
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Striking plate
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Striking potential
)(Elec. Eng.
Striking screws
Striking voltage
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Striking work
String-course
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String electrometer
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String
galvanometer
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Stringed
instrument
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Strip electrode
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)Strip feed (Eng.
Strip, landing
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Strip, landing
)(Aero., Naut.
)Stripe (n.
)Stripe (v.
)Striped (adj.
)Stripped (adj.
Stripped gas (Pet.
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Stripped teeth
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Stripper plant (Pet.
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Stripper production
Stripper well (Pet.
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Strippers, wire
)(Elec. Eng.
)Stripping (Chem.
Stripping (Civ.
)Eng.
Stripping (Elec.
)Eng.
)Stripping (Foundry
)Stripping (n.
Stripping (Pet.
)Eng.
)Stripping (Phys.
)Strive (v.
)Stroboscope (Phys.
Stroboscopic
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Stroke capacity (or
)volume) (Eng.
Stroke,
)compression (Eng.
Stroke, exhaust
)(Eng.
)firing (Eng.
lightning
piston
power
suction

Stroke,
Stroke,
)(Elec.
Stroke,
)(Eng.
Stroke,
)(Eng.
Stroke,
)(Eng.

)Strong (adj.
)Strontium (Sr
)(Chem.
Strontium base
)grease (Pet. Eng.
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)Structural (adj.

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(Geol.)
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(Build.)
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concordance (Geol.)
Structural
contours (Geol.)
Structural design
(Arch.)
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discordance (Geol.)
Structural engineer
Structural failure
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Structural fatigue
(Eng.)
Structural formula
(Chem.)
Structural
framework (Civ.
Eng.)
Structural geology
Structural
steel) (Civ.
Structural
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Structural
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Structure contour
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Structure,
geological
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Strutted wing
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Strutting (Civ.
)Eng.
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Stub-switch
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Stub-tooth gear
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)Stub (n.
)Stub (v.
Stub = stubline
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)Stub axle (Auto.
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Stub mortise
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)Stucco (n.
)Stud (Carp.
)Stud (Elec. Eng.

)Stud (Eng.
)Stud (v.
)Stud bolt (or stud
Stud coupling
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)Stud link (Eng.

)Stud welding (Eng.

)Stud wheel (Eng.

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)Studio (n.
)Study (n.
)Study (v.
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)Stuffy (adj.
)Stull (n.) (Mining
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Stumbling block
)Stump (n.
)Stump (v.
Stump tenon
)(Carp.
)Stun (v.
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)Stunt (v.
)Stupe (n.
)Stupefy (v.
)Stupendous (adj.
)Stupor (n.
)Sturdy (adj.
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)Style (Build.
)Style (n.

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Styrene-butadiene
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Styrene resins
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SubSub-accountant
Sub (n.) (abbrev.
)For submarine
Sub (n.) (abbrev.
)For subscriber
Sub (n.) (abbrev.
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)Subacute (adj.
= Subaerial fan
)alluvial fan (Geol.
)Subalkaline (adj.
Subaqueous pump
Subaqueous
signalling
)Subarea (n.
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Subatmospheric
)pressure (Meteor.
)Subatomic (adj.

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Chem.)
Subaudiofrequency (Elec.
Comm.)
Subbase (Civ. Eng.)
Subbase (Mil.)
Subcaliber (adj.)
Subcaliber gun
Subcarrier (Radio)
Subchloride
(Chem.)
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Eng.)
Subclass (Biol.)
Subcommittee
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Subcontinent
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position (Maths.)
Subcooler (Eng.)
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(Phys.)
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Subduplicate ratio
)(Maths.
Suberin (Chem.
)Bot.
Subexchange
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Subframe (Civ.
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Subjacent bed
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Subjective noise
)meter (Acous.
Subjective tone
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Sublease = sublet
)(v.
)Sublieutenant (n.
)(Mil.
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Sublimate,
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Sublimation
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Sublime geometry
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Subline geometry
)(Maths.
Sublittoral zone
)(Geol.
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Submarine cable
Submarine mine
)(Geol.
Submarine mine
)(Mil.
)Submerge (v.
Submerged arc
)welding (Eng.
Submerged
)condenser (Chem.
Submerged float
)(Civ. Eng.
Submerged pump
)(Eng.
Submerged shore
)line (Geol.

Submerged valley
)(Geol.
Submerged weir
)(Hyd. Eng.
)Submergence (n.

)Submergible (adj.
= Submerse
)submerge (v.
Submersible motor
)(Elec. Eng.
= Submersion
)submergence (n.
Submetallic lustre
)(Met.
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Submicroscopic
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Submicrostructure
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Submultiple
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Submultiple angle
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Submultiples of
the meter
Submultiplicate
ratio (Maths.)
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Suboceanic (adj.)
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(Acous.)
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Suboxide (Chem.)
Subphosphate
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Subphylum (Biol.)
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Subregion
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Subsatellite
Subscribe (v.)
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Subscribers jack
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)frequency (Acous.
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Substantive dye
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Substituent (n.,
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Substitute fuel
Substitution
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Substitution
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Substitution
)products (Chem.
Substitution
)reaction (Chem.
Substitutional
resistance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Substrate (Chem.
= Substrate
)substratum (Geol.
Substratosphere
)(Meteor.
)Substratum (n.
Substructure (Civ.
)Eng.
)Subsurface (adj.
)Subsurface (n.
Subsurface beds
)(Geol.
Subsurface float
)(Hyd.
Subsurface geology
)(Geol.
Subsurface water
)(Geol.

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(Maths.)
Subtend (v.)
Subtended angle
(geom.)
Subtended arc
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Subtense (Maths.)

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Subterranean cable
Subterranean
deposits
Subterranean
water (Geol.)

Subtle (adj.)
Subtract (v.)
Subtraction
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Subtraction sign
(Maths.)
Subtractive (adj.)
(maths.)
Subtractive
(colour) process
(Photog.)
Subtractive
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Subtractive colour

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Subtrahend
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Subtransient
reactance (Elec.
Eng.)
Subtransparent
(adj.)
Subtribe (n.) (Biol.)
Subtriple ratio
(Maths.)
Subtriplicate ratio
(Maths.)
Subtropical
climate (Geog.)
Subtropical region
(Geog.)
Suburb (n.)
Subvariety (n.)
(Biol.)
Subversive (adj.)
Subvitreous (adj.)
Subway (n.) (Civ.
Eng.)
Subzero engine oil
Subzero
temperature (Phys.)
Succeed (v.)
Success (n.)
Successful (adj.)

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Successive
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Successive stages
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Succinic acid
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Succinite = amber
)(Min.
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)Succour (v.
)Succulent (adj.
Succulent fruit
)(Bot.
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)Suck (v.
)Sucker (Bot.
)Sucker (Elec. Eng.
)Sucker (n.) (Eng.
)Sucker rod (Eng.
)Sucking (n.
Sucking booster
)(Elec. Eng.
Sucking pump
)(Eng.
= Sucrase
)invertase (Chem.
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Suction dredger
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Suction gauge

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Suction pressure
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Suction pump
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Suction stroke
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)Suction valve (Eng.

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Sudden grip vise
)(Eng.
)Sudorific (adj.
)Sudorific (n.
)Suds (n.

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)Suffix (n.
)Suffix (v.
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)Sugar-coated (adj.
)Sugar (n.) (Chem.
)Sugar (v.
)Sugar been (Bot.
)Sugar cane (Bot.
)Sugar loaf (Geol.
)Sugar loaf (n.
= Sugar of lead
lead acetate
)(Chem.
)Sugary (adj.
)Suggest (v.
)Suggestion (n.
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)Suit (v.
)Suitability (n.
)Suitable (adj.
)Suitcase (n.

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Sulfate (v.)
Sulfate = sulphate
(n.) (Chem.)
Sulfide = sulphide
(Chem.)
Sulfite = sulphite
(Chem.)
Sulfur = sulphur
(Chem.)
Sulfuric =
sulphurous (adj.)
(Chem.)
Sulfurous =
sulphurous (adj.)
(Chem.)
Sullage (Civ. Eng.)
Sulphamide
(Chem.)
Sulphate (n.)
(Chem.)
Sulphate (v.)
Sulphate of
ammonia =
ammonium
sulphate (Chem.)
Sulphate of copper
= blue vitriol (Min.)
Sulphate of iron =
copperas (Min.)
Sulphate of lead =
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Sulphate resistant
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Sulphated battery
)(Elec. Eng.
)Sulphation (n.
)Sulphide (n.
)(Chem.
)Sulphide ore (Min.
Sulphide rectifier
)(Elec. Eng.
Sulphide,
)hydrogen (Chem.
)Sulphite (n.
)(Chem.
Sulphonamide (or
sulpha) drugs
)Sulphonate (n.
)(Chem.
)Sulphonate (v.
)Sulphonation (n.
)(Chem.
)Sulphone (n.
)(Chem.
Sulphonic acid
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Sulphonic acid
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Sulphur
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hexafluoride
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Sulphur number
)(Pet. Eng.
Sulphur recovery
)(Chem. Eng.
Sulphur trioxide
Sulphur, plastic
)(Chem.
Sulphur, prismatic
)(Chem.
Sulphur, roll
)(Chem.
= Sulphurate
)sulphurize (v.
)(Chem.
Sulphureous acid
)(adj.
Sulphuretted
)hydrogen (Chem.
Sulphuric acid
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Sulphuric acid
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Sulphurous acid
)anhydride (Chem.
)Sulphuryl (n.
)(Chem.
)Sum (n.
)Sum (v.
Sum total
)Summarize (v.
)Summary (adj.
)Summary (n.
)Summation (n.
)Summation (n.
Summation
metering (Elec.
)Eng.
Summation panel
)(Elec. Eng.
Summation sign
)( )(Maths.
Summer-load
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Summer lightning
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Summer oil
Summer solstice
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Summing gear
)(Eng.
)Summit (n.
)Summon (v.
)Sump (Civ. Eng.
)Sump (Mining
Sump = oil sump
)(I.C. Engs.
Sump drain plug
)(Eng.
Sump, dry (I.C.
)Engs.
Sump, wet (I.C.
)Engs.
Sun-bleached oil
)(Pet. Eng.
)Sun-dried (n.

)Sun (n.) (Astron.

)Sun (v.
Sun and planets
)gear (Eng.

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Sun compass
)Sun cracks (Geol.

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Sunfast dye
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Sunflower oil
)(Chem.
Sunglasses
)Sunk key (Eng.
)Sunken (adj.
Sunlight
Sunlight recorder
)(Meteor.
)Sunrise (Astron.
)Sunscald (Bot.
)Sunset (Astron.
Sunshade = sun
)shield (n.
Sunshine recorder
)(Meteor.
Sunspot cycle
)(Meteor.
)Sunspots (Astron.
)Sunstone (Min.
)Sunstroke (Med.
)Sunwise (adv.
SuperSuper-audio
frequency (Elec.
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Super-reactance
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Super-reaction
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Superregeneration
)(Radio
Super-regenerative
)receiver (Radio
)Super (adj.
)Super (n.
)Super (v.
)Superable (adj.
Superacidity
)(Chem.
)Superb (adj.
Supercalendered
paper
)Supercharge (v.
)Supercharged (adj.
Supercharged
)engine (Eng.
Supercharger (I.C.
)Engs.
Supercharging
)(Eng.
Supercompression
)engine (Eng.
Superconductive
)(adj.
Superconductivity
)(Phys.
Superconductor
)(n.) (Elec. Eng.

Supercool (v.)
Supercooled (adj.)
Supercooled liquid
(Chem.)
Supercooling =
surfusion (n.)
(Phys.)

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(Phys.)

Superelevation
:
(Surv.)

Superexcitation
(Elec. Eng.)
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Superficial (adj.)
. .
Superficial
deposits (Geol.)

Superficial
examination (or
inspection)

Superficial
expansion (Phys.)

Superficial
expansion,
coefficient of (Phys.) ( )
Superficial extent

Superficial
moraine (Geol.)

Superficial water
(Geol.)

Superficies (Geom.)

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)Superfinishing (n.
)(Eng.
Superfluidity
)(Phys.
)Superfluous (adj.
Superfractionation
)(Chem.
Supergasoline (Pet.
)Eng.
Supergene
)deposits (Geol.
Supergene ore
)(Geol.
Superglacial
)moraine (Geol.
Superhardening
)(Met.
)Superheat (adj.
)Superheat (n.
)Superheat (v.
= Superheat
superheterodyne
)(n.) (Radio
Superheated
)steam (Eng.
Superheater
Superheating

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(or supersonic
)heterodyne
)receiver (Radio
Superheterodyne
)circuit (Radio
Superhight
frequency (Elec.
)Eng.
Superhight
frequency waves
)(Radio
Superhighway
)(Civ. Eng.
)Superimpose (v.
)Superimposed (adj.
Superimposed bed
)(Geol.
Superimposed load
)(Build.
Superimposition
)(n.
Superincumbent
)bed (Geol.
Superinductance
)(Elec. Eng.
)Superintendent (n.
)Superior (adj.
)Superior (n.
Superior planet
)(Astron.
)Superiority (n.

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complex
= Superjacent
superincumbent
)(adj.
)Superload (Build.
)Supernatant (adj.
)Supernatant (n.
Supernatant liquid
)(Chem.
)Supernatural (adj.
)Supernova (Astron.
Superphosphate
)(Chem.
)Superpose (v.
Superposed circuit
)(Elec. Comm.
Superposed
)loading (Civ. Eng.
)Superposition (n.
Superposition of
)strata (Geol.
)Superpressure (n.
Superquick fuse
)(Mil.
)Supersaline (adj.
)Supersaturate (v.
Supersaturated
)solution (Chem.



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)vapour (Phys.
Supersaturation
)(n.) (Chem.
)Superscript (n.
)Supersede (v.
Supersensitive
)relay (Elec. Eng.
)Superset (Maths.
)Supersonic (adj.
)(Acous.
)Supersonic (adj.
)(Aero.
Supersonic
amplification
)(Radio
Supersonic flow
)(Hyd.
Supersonic
)frequency (Acous.
Supersonic
heterodvne
)receiver (Radio
Supersonic speed
)(Aero.
Supersonic testing
)(Eng.
Supersonic waves
)(Phys.
Supersonic wind
)tunnel (Aero.
Supersonics
)ultrasonics (Phys.

Superstratum
)(Geol.
Superstructure
)(Civ. Eng.
Supersynchronous
)(adj.
)Supertax (n.

)Supertension (Eng.

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)Supervise (v.
)Supervision (n.
)Supervisor (n.

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)control (Elec. Eng.
Supervoltage (Elec.
)Eng.
)Supplant (v.
)Supple (adj.
)Supple (v.
)Supplement (n.
)Supplement (v.
= Supplemental
supplementary
)(adj.
Supplemental
)chords (Maths.
Supplementary
)angles (Maths.
Supplementary
)anode (Elec. Eng.
)Supplier (n.

Supplies (pl. of
supply)
Supply (Eng.)
Supply (n.)
Supply (v.)
Supply and
demand
Supply base (Mil.)
Supply breakers
(Elec. Eng.)
Supply channel
(Hyd.)
Supply circuit
(Elec. Eng.)
Supply frequency
(Elec. Eng.)
Supply line (Eng.)
Supply mains
(Eng.)
Supply pipe (Eng.)
Supply point (Elec.
Eng.)
Supply station
(Elec. Eng.)
Supply terminals
(Elec. Eng.)
Supply vessel
(Eng.)
Supply voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Supply, power
(Elec. Eng.)

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)Support (v.
Support point
Supporting beam
)(Civ. Eng.
Supporting
)bracket (Eng.
Supporting
documents
Supporting plate
)Suppose (v.
)Suppository (n.
)(Med.
)Suppress (v.
Suppressed-carrier
transmission
)(Radio
Suppressed-carrier
transmission
)(Radio
Suppressed-zero
instrument (Elec.
)Eng.
Suppressed carrier
)(Radio
Suppressed
frequency band
)(Radio

Suppressor (grid)
modulation (Radio)
Suppressor (n.)
(Eng.)
Suppressor grid
(Radio)
Suppressor, echo
(Acous.)

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Suppuration (Med.)

Supramolecular
(adj.) (Chem.)
.
Suprarenal gland
(Zool.)
( )
Suprasonics =
ultrasonics (Phys.)

Supratenuous fold
(Geol.)

Supremacy (n.)

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Supreme (adj.)
Surcharge (Civ.
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Eng.)


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Surd (n.) (Maths.)
Surd index (Maths.)
Sure (adj.)
Surety (n.)
Surf (n.)
Surface-to-air
missile (Mil.)
Surface (adj.)

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Surface (v.)
Surface action
(Chem.)
Surface active
agent (Chem.)
Surface activity
(Chem.)
Surface area
Surface avalanche
(Geol.)
Surface bed
Surface brightness
(Light)
Surface
carburettor (Eng.)
Surface chuck =
face chuck (Eng.)
Surface coefficient
(of heat transfer)
(Phys.)
Surface colour
(Light)
Surface
condensation (Eng.)
Surface condenser
(Eng.)
Surface
conduction (Phys.)
Surface cooler
(Eng.)

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(Eng.)
Surface crack
(Met.)
Surface current
(Hyd.)
Surface density
(Elec. Eng.)
Surface dressing
(Civ. Eng.)
Surface energy
(Phys.)

Surface equipment
(Civ. Eng.)
Surface features
(Geog.)

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Surface film (Phys.)

Surface finishing
(Eng.)

Surface float (Hyd.)

Surface friction
drag (Aero.)
Surface gauge =
scribing block
(Eng.)
Surface geology
Surface grinder (or
grinding machine)
(Eng.)
Surface hardening
Surface ignition
(Eng.)

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installations (Civ.
Eng.)
Surface layer
Surface leakage
Surface line (Elec.
Eng.)
Surface mail
Surface measure
(Carp.)
Surface meter
(Eng.)
Surface milling
(Eng.)
Surface mining
(Mining.)
Surface moraine
(Geol.)
Surface noise
(Acous.)
Surface of
buoyancy
Surface of contact
Surface of flotation
Surface of
revolution (Maths.)
Surface planer (or
planning machine)
(Carp.)
Surface planing
(Carp.)
Surface plate =
planometer (Eng.)

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(Phys.)
Surface relief
(Geog.)
Surface resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Surface resistivity
(Elec. Eng.)
Surface run-off
(Meteor.)
Surface sample
Surface shrinkage
(Phys.)
Surface sonar
(Geophysics)
Surface survey
(Surv.)
Surface tension
(Phys.)
Surface tension
depressant (Chem.)
Surface texture
Surface texture
roughness index
number (Eng.)
Surface viscosity
(Phys., Chem.)
Surface water
(Geol.)
Surface water drain

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)(Geophysics
Surface wear
)(Geol.
Surface wiring
)(Elec. Eng.
)Surfaced (adj.
Surfacing (Civ.
)Eng.
)Surfacing (n.
Surfacing and
screwing lathe
)(Eng.
)Surfactant (n.
)(Chem.
= Surficial
)superficial (adj.
)Surfoscope (Met.
= Surfusion
supercooling (or
)overcooling) (Phys.
Surge-current
indicator (Elec.
)Eng.

)Surge (Elec. Eng.

Surge (Meteor.,
)Hyd.
)Surge (n.
)Surge (Naut.

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Surge absorber
)(Elec. Eng.
Surge chamber
Surge damper
)(Hyd.
Surge diverter
)(Radio
)Surge drum (Hyd.
Surge generator
)(Elec. Eng.
= Surge impedance
characteristic
impedance (Elec.
)Comm.
)Surge pipe (Hyd.
Surge point (I.C.
)Engs.
Surge pressure
)(Hyd.
Surge protection
)(Elec. Eng.
Surge resistor
)(Elec. Eng.
)Surge tank (Hyd.
)Surge tank (Hyd.
)Surgeon (n.
)Surgery (n.
)Surgical (adj.
)Surgical (adj.
)Surging (adj.
)Surging (n.


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)Surmount (v.
)Surpass (v.
)Surplus (n., adj.
)Surprise (adj.
)Surprise (n.
)Surprise (v.
)Surrender (n.
)Surrender (v.
)Surround (v.
)Surrounding (adj.
)Surrounding (n.
Surrounding
atmosphere
Surrounding
= medium
surroundings
)Surtax (n.
)Surveillance (n.
)Survey (n.
)Survey (Surv.
)Survey (v.
Survey, aerial
)Survey, geologic(al

Survey,
hydrographic
(Geophysics)
Survey, magnetic
(Geophysics)
Survey,
topographical
Surveying = survey
(n.)
Surveying chain
(Surv.)
Surveying rod
(Surv.)
Surveying,
geodetic
(Geophysics)
Surveying,
geophysical
(Geophysics)
Surveying, plane
(Surv.)

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Surveying, seismic
(Geophysics)
Surveyor (n.)
Surveyors chain

Surveyors compass
Surveyors level

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Surveyors measure
Surveyors stake
Surveyors tape
Surveyors transit
= theodolite

)Survival kit (Aero.

Survival of the
)fittest (Biol.

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Susceptance (Elec.
)Eng.
Susceptibility
)(Elec. Eng.

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Susceptibility
)curves (Elec. Eng.
Susceptibility,
dielectric (Elec.
)Eng.
Susceptibility,
magnetic (Elec.
)Eng.
)Susceptible (adj.
)Suspect (adj., n.
)Suspect (v.
)Suspend (v.
Suspended coil
ammeter (Elec.
)Eng.
Suspended coil
galvanometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Suspended load

Suspended matter
(Chem.)
Suspended
particles (Chem.)
Suspended pump
(Eng.)
Suspended roof
arch (Build.)
Suspended
scaffold (Build.)
Suspended
sentence
Suspended span
(Civ. Eng.)
Suspended
transformation
(Phys.)
Suspender (n.)
Suspense (n.)
Suspension
(Chem.)
Suspension (Eng.)
Suspension (n.)
Suspension bridge
(Civ. Eng.)
Suspension cable
(Civ. Eng.)
Suspension cable
anchor (Civ. Eng.)
Suspension hook
(Civ. Eng.)
Suspension
insulator (Elec.
Eng.)

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lug
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spring

Suspension
)(Civ. Eng.
Suspension
Suspension
Suspension
)(Eng.

Suspension,
)independent (Auro.
)Suspensoid (n.
)(Chem.
)Suspicion (n.
)Sustain (v.
Sustained current
)(Phys.
Sustained
)oscillation (Phys.
Sustainer engine
)(Astronautics
Sustaining wall
)(Civ. Eng.
)Sustenance (n.
)Suture (n.
)Suture (v.
)Suture lines (Geol.
)Swab (v.
)Swab (v.
)Swab (v.
)Swage (n.) (Eng.
)Swage (v.




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Swaged vessel
)(Eng.
)Swaging (n.) (Eng.
)Swale (Geol.
)Swallet (Mining
= Swallow-tail
)dovetail (Carp.
)Swallow (hole
)(Geol.
)Swamp (n.) (Geog.
)Swamp (v.
Swamping
resistance (Elec.
)Eng.
)Swan-neck (adj.
Swan-neck
)pediment (Build.
)Swarf (Eng.
)Swarm (n.
)Swarm (v.
)Swarming (n.
)Swash (n.
)Swash (v.
= Swash plate
wabbling disc
)(Eng.
Swash plate
)engine (Eng.

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)Sway (Civ. Eng.

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Sway bracing (Civ.
)Eng.
Sway rod (Civ.
)Eng.
)Swaying (n.
)Sweat (Chem.
)Sweat (n.
)Sweat (Plumb.

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)Sweat (v.
Sweat cooling
)(Eng.
= Sweat soldering
)sweating (Eng.

)Sweated joint (Eng.

Sweated wax (Pet.
)Eng.

)Sweating (Eng.
Sweating furnace
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)Swedge = swage (v.
Sweep-forward
)(Aero.
)Sweep (Aero.
)Sweep (n.
)Sweep (Telev.
)Sweep (v.
Sweep circuit
)(Electronics
Sweep frequency
)(Telev.
Sweep generator
)(Electronics
)Sweep line (Telev.
= Sweep saw
)turning saw (Carp.
Sweep voltage
)(Telev.
Sweep, grid
)(Thermionics
)Sweepback (Aero.
)Sweeper (n.
Sweeper mine
)(Naut.
)Sweeping (adj.
)Sweeping (Met.
)Sweeping (n.
)Sweet (adj.

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Sweet bend
Sweet crude oil
)(Pet. Eng.
Sweet gas (Pet.
)Eng.
)Sweet oil (Pet. Eng.
)Sweeten (v.
)Sweetening (n.
)(Pet. Eng.
Sweetening, air
)(Pet. Eng.
Sweetening, doctor
)(Pet. Eng.
)Swell (n.
)Swell (v.
)Swelter (n.
)Swelter (v.
)Swept area (Surv.
Swept volume (I.C.
)Engs.
)Swerve (n.
)Swerve (v.
SWG (standard
)wire gauge) (Eng.
)Swift (adj.
)Swift (n.
Swimming-pool
)reactor (Phys.
)Swing (Aero.

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angle
)axle (Eng.
)brace (Eng.
bridge (Civ.
)crane (Eng.
door
)joint (Eng.
loader (Civ.

Swing
Swing
Swing
Swing
Swing
)Eng.
Swing
Swing
Swing
Swing
)Eng.

)Swing saw (Eng.

)Swing table (Eng.
)Swing valve (Eng.
)Swinging (Radio
Swinging agitator
)(Eng.
Swinging choke
)(Radio
Swinging course
Swinging frame
)(Eng.
= Swinging post
hingeing post
)(Build.
Swinging sieve
)(Eng.

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)Swirl (v.
Swirl velocity
)Swish (n.
)Swish (v.
Switch-fuse (Elec.
)Eng.
Switch-lever
)(Railways
Switch-main
)(Railways
Switch-panel (Elec.
)Eng.
Switch-points
)(Railways
Switch-rails
)(Railways
Switch-stand
)(Railways
Switch-yard
)(Railways
)Switch (Elec. Eng.
)Switch (n.
)Switch (Railways
)Switch (v.
Switch blade (Elec.
)Eng.
Switch box (Elec.
)Eng.
Switch box
)(Railways
)Switch cock (Eng.
Switch grease

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gravity switch
)(Teleph.
Switch oil
)Switch valve (Eng.
Switch, electronic
)(Electronics
Switch, ignition
)(Auto.
Switchback
)(Railways
Switchboard (Elec.
)Eng.
Switchboard
)(Teleph.
Switchboard panel
)(Elec. Eng.
Switchgear (Elec.
)Eng.
Switchgear pillar
)(Elec. Eng.

)Switching (n.
Switching off (Elec.
)Eng.
Switching off (Elec.
)Eng.
Switching station
)(Elec. Eng.
)Swivel-rest (Eng.


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)Swivel (n.
)Swivel (v.
Swivel bearing
)(Eng.
Swivel bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
Swivel chair
Swivel coupling
)(Eng.
Swivel gun
Swivel head lathe
)(Eng.
Swivel hook
)Swivel joint (Eng.
Swivel pin = king)pin (Auto.
)Swivel vise (Eng.
Swivel wrench
)(Eng.
)Swivelling (n.
Swivelling
)propeller (Eng.
)Swoon (n.
)Swoon (v.
)Syenite (Geol.
)Syllable (n.
)Syllable (v.
)Syllabus (n.
)Syllogism (n.

Sylphon bellows
(Eng.)
Sylvanite (Min.)
Sylvester = prop
drawer (Civ. Eng.)
Sylvine (Min.)
Symbiosis (Biol.)
Symbol (n.)
Symbolic (adj.)
Symbolize (v.)
Symbols, chemical
(Chem.)
Symmetric(al) (adj.)
Symmetrical
anticline (Geol.)
Symmetrical
components
Symmetrical curve

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Symmetrical
expression (Maths.)
Symmetrical fold
(Geol.)
Symmetrical
position
Symmetrical
transducer (Elec.
Eng.)

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Symmetrical
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Symmetry (n.)

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)(Maths.
Symmetry plane
)(Maths.
Symmetry, centre
)of (Maths., Phys.
Sympathetic
nervous system
)(Zool.
Sympathetic
reaction = induced
)reaction (Chem.
Sympathetic
)vibration (Phys.
)Sympathize (v.
)Sympathy (n.
)Symphony (n.
)Symposium (n.
)Symptom (n.
)Synapse (Zool.
Sync (abbrev. For
synchronizing or
)synchronous
)(Elec. Eng.
SynchroSynchro-cyclotron
)(Phys.
)Synchro (Radio

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)(Eng.
Synchromesh cone
)(Eng.
Synchromesh gear
)(Eng.
)Synchronism (n.
Synchronism
indicator (Elec.
)Eng.
Synchronization
)(n.

) (
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Synchronization of
)oscillators (Radio
)Synchronize (v.

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)
(
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)Synchronized (adj.
Synchronized
)sound (Cinema
)Synchronizer (n.

)Synchronizing (n.
)(Telev., Elec. Eng.
Synchronizing
compression
)(Telev.
Synchronizing gear
)(Aero.
Synchronizing
)impulse (Telev.
Synchronizing
)level (Telev.

Synchronizing
mechanism (Eng.)
Synchronizing
power (Elec. Eng.)
Synchronizing
pulse (Radio)
Synchronizing
signal (Telev.)
Synchronizing
torque (Elec. Eng.)
Synchronizing
valve (Telev.)
Synchronometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Synchronous (adj.)
Synchronous
asynchronous
motor (Elec. Eng.)

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booster (Elec. Eng.)
Synchronous
capacitor (or
condenser) (Elec.
Eng.)

Synchronous
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Synchronous clock
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Synchronous
demodulator
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Synchronous
deposits (Geol.)
Synchronous
detector (Elec.
Eng.)
Synchronous
emission (Phys.)
Synchronous
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Synchronous
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Synchronous
induction motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Synchronous
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Synchronous
motor (Elec. Eng.)
Synchronous
phase modifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Synchronous
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Synchronous
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Synchronous
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Synchronous
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Synchronous
)tuning (Radio
Synchronous
vibrations (Elec.
)Eng.
Synchronous
)vibrator (Elec. Eng.
Synchronous
)voltage (Phys.
Synchronous watt
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Synchroscope
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)Synchrotron (Phys.
Synchrotron
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Synchrotron
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Synclinal axis
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Synclinal fold
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Synclinal lake
)(Geol.
Synclinal trough
)(Geol.
)Syncline (n.) (Geol.
Synclinorium
)(Geol.
Syncom
(synchronous
communication
)satellite system
)(Radio
Syncope = fainting
)(Med.
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Syneresis (Pet.
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Synergic curve
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Synodic month
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Synodic period
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Synodic year
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)Synoptic (adj.
Synoptic chart
)(Meteor.
Syntectonic
)plutons (Geol.
Synthesis (pl.
)syntheses) (n.
)Synthesize (v.
Synthesizer (Elec.
)Eng.
)Synthesizer (Telev.
)Synthetic (adj.
)Synthetic (n.
Synthetic alcohol
)(Chem.
Synthetic crude
)(Pet. Eng.
Synthetic
)detergents (Chem.
Synthetic division
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Synthetic fibres
Synthetic fuel
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Synthetic
lubricants
Synthetic process
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Synthetic resins
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Synthetic rubber
)(Chem.
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)Syntony (n.
)Syphon (v.
Syphon = siphon
)(n.
Syren siren
)(Acous.
)Syringe (n.
)Syringe (v.
)Syrup (n.
)System (Geol.
)System (n.
)Systematic (adj.
Systematic errors
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Systematic
planning
)Systematics (n.
)(Biol.
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)T-beam (Eng.
T-bolt
)T-connector (Eng.
T-handle
)T-Joint (Eng.
T-network (Elec.
)Eng.
)T-rest (Eng.
T-section
T-square
)T (Eng.
)T iron (or tee iron
)(Civ. Eng.
)Ta (Tantalum
)(Chem.
)Tab (Aero.
)Tab (n.
)Tab (v.
Tab equipment
)Tab spring (Aero.
Tab, trimming
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)Table feed (Eng.
Table of contents
)Table salt (Chem.
Table speed (Civ.
)Eng.
)Table vice (Eng.
Table, conversion
)(Maths.
Table, oil-water
)(Geol.
)Tableau (n.
)Tableland (Geol.
Tables,
astronomical
Tables, logarithmic
)(Maths.
)Tablet (n.
)Tableting (n.
)Tabling (Carp.
)Tabling (Mining
)Tabloid (adj.
)Tabloid (n.
)Tabula (Geol.
)Tabular (adj.
Tabular crystals
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= Tabular spar
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Tabulated from
Tabulating card
Tabulating
equipment
Tabulating machine
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Tacan (tactical air
)navigation) (Radio
= Tacheometer
)tachymeter (Surv.
Tacheometry
)(Surv.
)Tachograph (Eng.
)Tachometer (Eng.
Tachometer,
)recording (Eng.
= Tachylite
)tachylyte (Geol.
)Tachymeter (Surv.
)Tacit (adj.
Tacitron
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)Tack (Eng.
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)Tack (v.
)Tack bolt (Eng.
Tack claw
Tack coat (Civ.
)Eng.
Tack hammer
Tack rivet (Civ.
)Eng.
= Tack welding
)spot welding (Eng.
)Tackiness (n.
Tackiness agent
)(Pet. Eng.
)Tackle (Eng.
)Tackle (n.
)Tackle (Naut.
)Tackle (v.
Tackle assembly
)(Civ. Eng.
Tackle block
Tackle hoisting
)(Eng.
)Tackle hook (Eng.
)Tacky (adj.
Tacky grease

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)Taconite (Geol.
)Tact (n.
)Tactful (adj.
)Tactic (adj.
)Tactic (n.
)Tactical (adj.
)Tactical plan (Mil.
)Tactician (n.) (Mil.
)Tactics (n.) (Mil.
)Tactile (adj.
Tactile perception
)(Acous.
)Tadpole (Zool.
)Taenia (Zool.
)Taffrail (n.) (Naut.
= Taffrail log
)patent log (Naut.
)Tag (n.
)Tag (v.
)Tagged (adj.
Tagged atom
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Tagged compound



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)Tail-heavy (adj.
)(Aero.
Tail-race (Hyd,
)Eng.

)Tail-race (Mining
Tail-sluice (Civ.
)Eng.
)Tail (adj.

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Tail = tail end (Pet.
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Tail assembly
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)Tail cone (Aero.
)Tail drag (Aero.
)Tail dune (Geol.
Tail end
)Tail end (Pet. Eng.
Tail gate
Tail gate (Hyd,
)Eng.
Tail lamp = tail)light (Auto.
)Tail pin (Eng.
)Tail pipe (Eng.
)Tail plane (Aero.

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)Tail screw (Eng.
)Tail skid (Aero.
)Tail surface (Aero.
)Tail turret (Aero.
)Tail unit (Aero.
)Tail wheel (Aero.
Tail wind (Aero.,
)Naut.
)Tailing (Build.
)Tailings (Mining
)Tailings (n.
)Tailor (n.
)Tailor (v.
Tailpiece
Tails = tailings
)(Pet, Eng.
)Tailshaft (Naut.
Tailslip = tail-slide
)(n.
)Tailspin (Aero.
)Tailstock (Eng.
Tailwater (Civ.
)Eng.
)Taint (n.
)Taint (v.
Take-home pay
)Take-out (n.

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)Take-up (n.
Take-up screw
)(Eng.
)Take (n.
)Take (v.
Take0pr bearing
)(Eng.
Takedown rifle
)Takeoff (n.
)Takeoff (Pet. Eng.
Takeoff distance
)(Aero.
Takeoff mass
)(Astronautics
Takeoff power
)(Eng.
Takeoff rocket
)(Aero.
)Takeoff run (Aero.
Takeoff speed
)(Aero.
Takeoff tray (Pet.
)Eng.
Takeoff weight
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Takeoff, jet)assisted (Aero.

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Talbot process
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)Talc (Min.
)Talc schist (Geol.
)Talc slate (Geol.
)Talcose (or talcy
)(adj.
Talcum powder
)Talent (n.
)Talk (n.
)Talk (v.
Talkies = talking
)pictures (Cinema
)Tall oil (Chem.
)Tallow (n.
)Tallow (v.
Tallow candle
)(Chem.
Tallow oil (or oleo
)oil) (Pet. Eng.
)(n.
)(v.
counter
system

Tally
Tally
Tally
Tally

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Talus (n.) (Civ.
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)Tame (adj.
)Tame (v.
)Tamp (n.
Tamp (v.) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Tamper (n.
)Tamper (v.
Tamper, power
)Tamping (n.
)(Plumb.
Tamping bar
)(Mining
Tamping roller
)(Civ. Eng.
)Tampon (n.
)Tampon (v.
Tan-chord angle
)(Maths.
Tan (abbrev. Of
)tangent) (Maths.
)Tan (n.
)Tan (v.
Tanbark
)Tandem (adj.
)Tandem (adv.

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Tandem
compressor (Eng.)
Tandem
condensers (Elec.
Eng.)
Tandem cylinders
(Eng.)
Tandem engine
(Eng.)
Tandem generator
(Elec. Eng.)
Tandem knife
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Tandem networks
(Elec. Eng.)
Tandem propellers
(Aero.)
Tandem selection
(Teleph.)

Tang (v.)
Tang (v.)
Tangency (n.)
(Maths.)
Tangent (n.)
(Maths.)
Tangent (of angle)
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Tangent (of circle)

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Tangent cone
(Maths.)
Tangent curve
(Maths.)
Tangent
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Tangent
Tangent
(Surv.)
Tangent
Tangent
(Eng.)
Tangent
Tangent
(Eng.)
Tangent
(Eng.)

key (Eng.)
offset
plane
plate
point
scale
screw

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acceleration (Mech.) ( )
Tangential ellipse
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turbine (Eng.)

Tangential force
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Tangential section
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Tangential stress
)(Mech.
Tangential velocity
)(Mech.
)Tangible (adj.
Tangible assets
)Tangle (n.
)Tangle (v.
)Tangled (adj.
Tank-ship
)Tank (Mil.
)Tank (n.
Tank barge
Tank battery
Tank bottoms (Pet.
)Eng.
Tank capacitor
)(Elec. Eng.
Tank capacity
Tank car
)Tank carrier (Mil.
)Tank circuit (Radio
Tank cover
Tank engine
)(Railways
Tank farm (Pet.
)Eng.
Tank farm (Pet.
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Tank sludge (Pet.
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Tank trailer
Tank valve
Tank venting
Tank wagon
Tank, blending
)(Pet. Eng.
)Tankage (n.
)Tanker (n.
Tanker oil
)Tannage (n.
)Tanned (adj.
)Tanner (n.
)Tannery (n.
Tannic acid
)(Chem.
)Tannin (Chem.
)Tanning (n.
Tantalum
)(electrolytic
capacitor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tantalum (Ta
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Tantalum filament
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)Tantiron (Met.
)Tap (Elec. Eng.
)Tap (Eng.
)Tap (Met.
)Tap (n.

)Tap (v.
Tap = tapping
screw
)Tap bolt (Eng.
Tap changing
)(Elec. Eng.
)Tap cinder (Met.
)Tap drill (Eng.
Tap plate = screw
)plate (Eng.
Tap switch (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tap taper (Eng.
)Tap wrench (Eng.
Tap, bottoming
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Tape-controlled
machine
)(Electronics
Tape-corrections
)(Surv.
)Tape-line (Surv.
)Tape-record (v.
)Tape (n.
)Tape (v.
Tape feed
)(electronics
Tape measure
)(Surv.
Tape printer
)(Teleg.
Tape reader
)(Electornics
Tape recorder
)(Acous.
Tape recording
)(Elec. Eng.
Tape, adhesive
Tape, insulating
)(Elec. Eng.
Tape, magnetic
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Tape, measuring
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Taped wire
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)Taper (n.
)Taper (v.
Taper bearing
)(Eng.
)Taper bolt (Eng.
)Taper drill (Eng.
)Taper file (Eng.
)Taper gauge (Eng.
)Taper roach (Eng.
Tapered-flange
)beam (Eng.
)Tapered (adj.
Tapered bracket
)(Eng.
Tapered mains
Tapered mandrel
)(Eng.
Tapered
potentiometer
)(Elec. Eng.
Tapered washer
)(Eng.
Tapered wing
)(Aero.
)Tapering (adj.
)Tapering (n.
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Tar-board
Tar-brush


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)Tar (n.) (Chem.
)Tar (v.
)Tar barrier (Geol.
Tar concrete (Civ.
)Eng.
Tar distillate (Pet.
)Eng.
Tar emulsion
)(Chem.
Tar oil
Tar paper
)Tardy (adj.

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)Tare (v.
Tare weight = tare
)(Civ. Eng.
)Target (Electronics
)Target (n.
)Target (Radio.
Target area
Target bearing
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Target date
)Target echo (Radio



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)Target rod (Surv.
)Tariff (n.
)Tariff (v.
Tariff barriers
)Tarmac(adam
)(Civ. Eng.
)Tarn (Geol.
)Tarnish (n.
)(Chem.
)Tarnish (v.
)Tarpaulin (n.
)(Naut.
)Tarred (adj.
)Tarring (n.
)Tarry (adj.
)Tarry (v.
)Tarsal (adj.
)Tarsal (n.) (Zool.
)Tartar (Chem.
)Tartar (Zool.
Tartar emetic
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Tartar, cream of
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)Tartrate (Chem.
)Task (n.
)Task (v.
)Task force (Mil.
)Taste (n.
)Taste (v.
)Tasteless (adj.
)Taurus (The Bull
)(Astron.
)Taut (adj.
)Tauten (v.
)Tautness (n.
)Tautomer (Chem.
Tautomerism
)(Chem.
)Taw (v.
)Tawing (n.
)Tax-exempt (adj.
)Tax (n.
)Tax (v.
)Tax free (adj.
Tax stamp
)Taxable (adj.
)Taxation (n.
)Taxi-ing (Aero.
)Taxi (V.) (Aero.

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)taxicab (n.
Taximeter
)Taxis (Biol.
)Taxite (Min.
)Taxiway (Aero.
)Taxonomy (Biol.
Taxpayer
)Tb (terbium
)(Chem.
)Tc (technetium
)(Chem.
)Te (tellurium
)(Chem.
)Teach (v.
)Teacher (n.
Teaching aids
Teakwood
)Team (adj.
)Team (n.
)Team (v.
Team spirit
)Teaming (Civ. Eng.
)Teamster (n.
Teamwork
)Tear-proof (adj.
)Tear (n.
)Tear (v.
Tear bomb
)Tear fault (Geol.
)Tear gas (Chem.

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)Tear test (Eng.
)Teardown (n.
)Tearing (Telev.
Tearing down
Tearing strength
)Teaser (Pet. Eng.
Teaspoonful
)Teat (n.
)Technetium (Tc
)(Chem.
)Technic (adj.
= Technic
)technique (n.
)Technical (adj.
Technical adviser

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Technical assistant
Technical
chemistry
Technical
laboratory
Technical office
Technical school
Technical terms
)Technicality (n.
)Technician (n.
)Technicolour (n.
)Technique (n.

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Technotronic
)Tectonic (adj.
)(Geol.
)Tectonics (n.
)(Geol.
)Tectum (Geol.
)Tedious (adj.
)Tee-section (adj.
)Tee-section (n.
)Tee (Plumb.

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Tee joint (Elec.
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Tee square
)Tee valve (Eng.

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)Teeming (n.) (Met.
)Teeth (pl. of tooth
)Teeth, helical (Eng.
Teeth, inserted
)(Eng.
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)Tegmen (Geol.
)Tegula (n.) (Build.
)Telamon (Arch.
Telautography
)(Teleg.
TeleTele-anemograph
)(Meteor.
= Teleautograph
telewriter
Telebarograph
)(Meteor.
Telebarometer
)(Meteor.
)Telecamera (Telev.
)Telecast (n.
)Telecast (v.
Telecommunication
)(Elec. Comm.
)Telecompass (Aero.
)Telecontrol (n.
)(Radio
)Telecontrol (v.
Telecontrolled
power station
)(Elec. Eng.
Telefilm
Telegram (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
)Telegram (v.

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Telegraph (n.)
Telegraph (v.)
Telegraph key
Telegraph line
(Elec. Eng.)
Telegraph office
(Elec. Comm.)
Telegraph operator
Telegraph pole (or
post)
Telegraph repeater
(Teleg.)
Telegraph service
Telegraph set
(Teleg.)
Telegraph sounder
(Teleg.)
Telegraphic (adj.)
Telegraphic
address
Telegraphic code
(Teleg.)
Telegraphy
Telegraphy,
wireless (Radio)
Teleindicator (Elec.
Eng.)
Telemechanics
(Eng.)
Telemechanism
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(Meteor.)
Telemeteorography
(Meteor.)
Telemeter
(Electronics)
Telemeter (Photog.)
Telemeter (Surv.)
Telemetering (Elec.
Eng.)
Telemetering (n.)
Telemetry (n.)
Teleobjective (n.)
(Photog.)
Telephone (n.)
(Elec. Comm.)
Telephone (v.)
Telephone booth
(or box)
Telephone call
Telephone
condenser (Radio)
Telephone cord
(Teleph.)
Telephone directory
Telephone
exchange (Elec.
Comm.)
Telephone
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Telephone lines

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Telephone operator
Telephone pole
Telephone receiver
)(Teleph.
Telephone relay
)(Elec. Comm.
Telephone set
Telephone
switchboard
)(Teleph.
Telephone
transmitter
)(Teleph.
Telephone,
automatic (Elec.
)Comm.
Telephone,
)wireless (Radio
)Telephonic (adj.
)Telephonist (n.
)Telephony (n.
)Telephoto (n.
Telephoto lens
)(Photog.
Telephotograph
)(Photog.
Telephotography
)(Photog.

Telephotography
(Teleg.)
Telephotometry
(Phys.)
Teleprinter (Elec.
Comm.)
Teleprompter
(Telev.)
Teleran (televisionradar navigation)
Telerecording
(Telev.)
Telescope (n.)
(Optics)
Telescope (v.)
Telescope aerial
(Radio)
Telescope jack
(Eng.)
Telescope joint
(Eng.)
Telescope pole
Telescope resolving
power (Optics)
Telescope,
astronomical
(Optics)
Telescope, electron
(Electronics)
Telescope, radio
Telescope,
reflecting (Optics)

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Telescope,
terrestrial (Optics)
Telescopic
Telescopic
Telescopic
Telescopic

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camera
ladder
leg

Telescopic levelling
rod (Surv.)
Telescopic shaft (or
slide)
Telescopic shock
absorber (Eng.)
Telescopic sight
(Optics)
Telescopic tripod
Telescopic tube
Telescoping
mechanism (Eng.)
Telescopium (the
Telescope) (Astron.)
Telescopy (n.)
Teleseism
(Geophysics)
Telespectroscope
(Phys.)
Telethermometer
(Phys.)
Telethermoscope
(Phys.)

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)Teletype (v.
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)telewriter (Teleg.
)Teleview (v.
)Television (n.
Television
amplifier
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Television
broadcasting
Television camera
Television canning
)(Telev.
Television channel
)(Telev.
Television framing
)(Telev.
Television
)interference (Telev.
Television
microscope
Television receiver
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Television screen
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Television set
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synchronizing
)signal (Telev.
Television system.
)Compatible (Telev.
Television
)transmitter (Telev.
Television tube
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)Televisor (Telev.
)Telewriter (Teleg.
)Telex (Elec. Comm.
Telfer = telpher
)(Elec. Eng.
Telfer = telpher
)(Eng.
)Tell (v.
)Telltale (n.) (Eng.
)Telltale (Naut.
Telltale clock
Telltale lamp
Telltale pipe
)Tellurate (n.
)(Chem.
)Telluric (adj.
)(Chem.
Telluric = tellurian
)(Geol.
Telluric acid
)(Chem.

Telluric currents
(Geophysics)
Telluric moisture
(Agric.)
Telluride (Chem.)
Tellurite (Chem.)
Tellurium (Te)
(Chem.)
Tellurous acid
(Chem.)
Telodynamic (adj.)
(Eng.)
Telophase (Biol.)
Telpher = telfer
(Elec. Eng.)
Telpher = telfer
(Eng.)
Telpher line (Elec.
Eng.)
Telpherage (Elec.
Eng.)
Telstar
(Astrophysics)
Temper-hardening
(Met.)
Temper-rolled steel
(Met.)
Temper-screw (Civ.
Eng.)
Temper-screw
(Eng.)
Temper-test (Met.)
Temper (Met.)

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temper brittleness
)(Met.
Temper carbon
)(Met.
Temper rolling
)(Met.
Temper(ing) colour
)(Met.
)Temperament (n.
)Temperate (adj.
Temperate zone
)(Geol.
Temperature
)(Phys.
Temperature
)absolute (Phys.
Temperature
adjustment
Temperature chart
Temperature
)coefficient (Phys.
Temperature
coefficient of
)resistance (Phys.
Temperature
compensation
)(Eng.

Temperature
control (Eng.)
Temperature
controller (Eng.)
Temperature
conversion (Phys.)
Temperature
correction (Surv.)
Temperature
detector (Phys.)
Temperature
difference (Phys.)
Temperature drop
(Phys.)
Temperature
fluctuation
(Meteor.)
Temperature fuse
(Elec. Eng.)
Temperature
gradient (Meteor.)
Temperature
indicator (Phys.)
Temperature
inversion (Meteor.)
Temperature
radiator (Phys.)
Temperature range
(Phys.)
Temperature
recorder (Phys.)
Temperature
regulating relay
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regulator (Eng.)
Temperature rise
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Temperature scale
(Phys.)
Temperature
stress (Civ. Eng.)
Temperature,
critical (Phys.)
Temperature,
ignition (Chem.)
Temperature,
initial (Phys.)
Temperature,
kindling (Chem.)
Temperature,
maximum
Temperature,
minimum
Temperature,
operating (Eng.)
Temperature,
optimum
Temperature, room
Tempered glass
(Chem.)
Tempered scale
(Acous.)
Tempered steel
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Tempering (n.)
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Tempering
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Tempering
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Tempering
(Met.)

bath
forge
furnace
of steel

Tempering oil (Met.)

Tempering
temperature (Met.)
Tempest (Meteor.)
Template = templet
(Build.)
Template = templet
(Eng.)
Template moulding
Template, drill
(Eng.)
Template, form
(Eng.)
Template, gauge
(Eng.)
Tempo (n.)
Temporal (adj.)
Temporarily (adv.)
Temporary (adj.)
Temporary (adj.)
Temporary
emulsion (Chem.)
Temporary
hardness (Chem.)

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Temporary
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)Tenancy (n.
)Tenant (n.
)Tend (v.
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)Tender (Naut.
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)Tendon (n.) (Zool.
)Tendril (Bot.
Tenfold
Tenon-and-slot
)joint (Carp.
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)Tenon (v.
)Tenon saw (Carp.

Tenoning machine
(Carp.)
Tenor (adj.))
Tenor (Mining)
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(Mech.)
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(Mech.)
Tensile strain
(Mech.)
Tensile strength
(Eng., Met.)
Tensile stress
(Mech.)
Tensile test (Eng.,
Met.)
Tensile testing
machine (Eng.)
Tensility (n.)
Tensimeter (Chem.)

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Tensiometer (Phys.)

Tension (Elec. Eng.)

Tension (Eng.)

Tension carriage
(Eng.)
Tension correction
(Surv.)
Tension fault
(Geol.)

Tension field (Eng.)

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Tension gear (Eng.)

Tension indicator
(Eng.)
Tension insulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Tension member
(Build.)
Tension meter
(Eng.)
Tension pulley
(Eng.)
Tension screw
(Eng.)
Tension sleeve
(Eng.)
Tension spring
(Eng.)
Tension, surface
(Phys.)
Tensor (Maths.)
Tensor (Zool.)
Tent (n.)
Tent (v.)
Tentacle (n.)
Tentage (n.)

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Tenth
)Tenuous (adj.
)Tenure (Mining
)Tenure (n.
)Tepefy (v.
)Tephra (Geol.
)Tephrite (Geol.
)Tepid (adj.
TeraTeracycle (Elec.
)Comm.
)Terbium (Tb
)(Chem.
)Terella (Magn.
)Term (Maths.
)Term (n.
)Term (v.
Term day
)Terminable (adj.
Terminal-bar (Elec.
)Eng.
Terminal-lug (Elec.
)Eng.
)Terminal (adj.
Terminal (Elec.
)Eng.
)Terminal (n.

Terminal (Naut.)
Terminal
(Railways.)
Terminal aperture
Terminal
impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Terminal insulator
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminal line
(Maths.)
Terminal moraine
(Geol.)
Terminal pillar
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminal pole
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminal pressure
(Eng.)
Terminal screw
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminal station
(Railways)
Terminal tower
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminal velocity
(Mech.)
Terminal voltage
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminal, battery
(Elec. Eng.)
Terminate (v.)
Terminating
decimals (Maths.)

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Terminology
Terminus (pl.
)termini) (n.
)Termites (Zool.
)Termolecular (adj.
)(Chem.
Terms of a fraction
)(Maths.
Terms of a ratio
)(Maths.
Terms of an
agreement
Terms of an
)equation (Maths.
)Ternary (adj.
Ternary compound
)(Chem.
Ternary diagram
)(Met.
Ternary fission
)(Phys.
)Terne plate (Met.
)Terpenes (Chem.

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)Terra rossa (Geol.

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Terrace cultivation
(Agric.)
Terraced (or
terraciform) (adj.)
Terrain = terrane
(Geol.)
Terrain = terrane
(n.)
Terrain clearance
indicator = radio
altimeter (Radio)
Terrain clearance
altitude (Aero.)
Terramycin (Med.)
Terrane = terrain
(n.)
Terrarium (Biol.)
Terrella
(Astronautics)
Terreplein (n.) (Mil.)
Terrestrial (adj.)
Terrestrial equator
(Astron.)
Terrestrial
magnetic field
Terrestrial
magnetism (Magn.)
Terrestrial
radiation (Phys.)
Terrestrial
telescope (Optics)
Terrific (adj.)

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)Territorial (adj.
Territorial waters
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)Terry (n.
)Tertiary (adj.
Tertiary alcohol
)(Chem.
Tertiary colours
)(Paint.
)Tertiary era (n.
)(Geol.
Tertiary winding
)(Elec. Comm.
)Tervalent (adj.
)Terylene (Chem.
)Tesla (Elec. Eng.
Tesla coil (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tessellate (adj.
)Tessellate (v.
Tesseral system
)(Chem.
Test-tube holder
)(Chem.
Test-tube rack (or
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)Test (n.
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Test apparatus
)Test bar (Eng.
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)Test bench (Eng.
Test board (Elec.
)Eng.
Test boring (Civ.
)Eng.
Test burner
Test certificate
Test cock
Test cube (Civ.
)Eng.
Test data
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Test furnace
)Test glass (Chem.
Test jack (Elec.
)Comm.
)Test lamp (Radio
)Test load (Eng.
)Test paper (Chem.
)pattern (Telev.
)piece (Eng.
)pilot (Aero.
)pit (Civ. Eng.

Test
Test
Test
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)Test ports (Eng.
Test pressure
)(Eng.

)Test record (Acous.

)Test record (Eng.
Test report
Test rig
)Test ring (Teleph.
)Test run (Eng.
Test sample (or
)specimen
Test screens
)(Mining
Test selector
)(Teleph.
Test solutions
)(Chem.

)Test surface (Illum.

Test terminals
)(Elec. Eng.
)Test tube (Chem.
)Test vehicle (Eng.

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Test, acid
Test, aptitude
)Test, bend (Eng.
Test, diagnostic
Test, laboratory
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)Tester (n.
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)Testimony (n.
Testing machine
)(Eng.
Testing set (Elec.
)Eng.
Testing station
)(Eng.
Testing
)transformer (Eng.
)Tetanus (n.) (Med.
Tetra)Tetrabasic (adj.
)(Chem.
Tetrachloride
)Tetrad (adj.
)Tetrad (Chem.
)Tetrad (n.
Tetrad axis
)Tetradymite (Min.
Tetraethyl lead
)(Chem., Pet. Eng.
)Tetragon (n.
)(Geom.
)Tetragonal (adj.
Tetragonal prism
)(Geom.
Tetragonal
)pyramid (Geol.
Tetragonal system
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Tetrahedral angle
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)Tetrahedrite (Min.
)Tetrahedron (n.
)(Geom.
Tetramolecular
)(adj.) (Chem.
)Tetramorphic (adj.
)(Chem.
)Tetrapod (Civ. Eng.
)Tetratomic (adj.
)(Chem.
)Tetravalent (adj.
)(Chem.
Tetrode
)(Electronics
)Tetroxide (Chem.
)Tetryl (Chem.
Textbook
)Textile (n.
Textile industry
)Textural (adj.
Texture, fibrous
)(Geol.
Texture,
)homogenous (Geol.

Texture,
homogenous (Geol.)

Texture, porous
(Geol.)

Texture, spongy
(Geol.)

Texture, vitreous
(Geol.)

Th (thorium)
(Chem.)
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Thalassic (adj.)
Thalassography
(Geol.)

Thallium (TI)
(Chem.)
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Thallophyta (Bot.)
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Thalweg (Geol.)

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Thaw (n.)
Thaw (v.)
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Thawing agent
(Chem.)
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Theca (Biol.)
Theft (n.)
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Theme (n.)
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Theodolite (Surv.)
Theorem (n.)

Theoretical (adj.)

Theoretical
chemistry

Theoretical cut-off
frequency

Theoretical
efficiency (Eng.)

Theoretical
mechanical
advantage (Mech.)
Theoretical
mechanics
Theoretical training
Theorize (v.)
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Therapeutic (adj.)
Therapy (n.) (Med.)
Thereafter clause
Therm (Phys.)
Thermal (adj.)
Thermal (n.)
(Meteor.)
Thermal (Phys.)
Thermal
absorption (Phys.)
Thermal activation
(Phys.)
Thermal agitation
(Phys.)
Thermal agitation
noise (Electronics)
Thermal alarm
(Phys.)
Thermal alkylation
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(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal analysis
(Chem., Met.)
Thermal arrest
(Eng.)
Thermal balance
(Phys.)
Thermal barrier
(Phys.)
Thermal battery
(Phys.)
Thermal black
(Pet. Eng.)
Thermal boring
(Civ. Eng.)
Thermal
breakdown (Elec.
Eng.)
Thermal capacity
(Phys.)
Thermal circuit
breaker (Elec. Eng.)
Thermal coefficient
(Phys.)
Thermal column
(Phys.)
Thermal
conductance
(Phys.)
Thermal
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Thermal conductor
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Thermal
convection (Phys.)
Thermal cracking
(Pet. Eng.)
Thermal cut-out
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal
decomposition
(Chem.)
Thermal
deformation (Eng.)
Thermal detector
(Radio)
Thermal diffusion
(Phys.)
Thermal diffusivity
(Phys.)
Thermal
dispersion (Phys.)
Thermal
dissociation
(Chem.)
Thermal efficiency
(Eng.)
Thermal
electromotive force
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal energy
(Phys.)

Thermal engine
(Eng.)
Thermal equator
(Meteor.)
Thermal
equilibrium (Phys.)
Thermal excitation
(Phys.)
Thermal expansion
(Phys.)
Thermal expansion
coefficient (Phys.)

Thermal expansion
instrument (Eng.)

Thermal fatigue
(Eng.)

Thermal fission
(Phys.)

Thermal gradient
(Phys.)
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Thermal instability
(Phys.)

Thermal
instrument (Elec.
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Eng.)
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Thermal insulation
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Thermal ionization
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(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal load
(Phys., Eng.)
Thermal loss (Eng.)
Thermal
metamorphism
(Geol.)
Thermal methods
of analysis (Chem.)
Thermal neutron
(Phys.)
Thermal noise =
johnson noise
(Electronics)
Thermal number
(Met.)
Thermal ohm
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal overload
relay (Elec. Eng.)
Thermal power
station (Eng.)
Thermal radiation
(Phys.)
Thermal reactor
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Thermal relay
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Thermal resistance
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal resistivity
(Phys.)
Thermal shield
(Phys.)
Thermal shock
(Met.)
Thermal spectrum
(Phys.)
Thermal spring
(Geol.)
Thermal station
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermal stress
(Phys.)
Thermal
transmission
(Phys.)
Thermal
transmittance
(Phys.)
Thermal treatment
(Met.)
Thermal trip (Elec.
Eng.)
Thermal unit
(Phys.)
Thermal unit,
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Thermal value
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Thermal value test
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Thermal velocity
)neutron (Phys.
Thermal waves
)(Phys.
)Thermalize (v.
)(Phys.
)Thermic (adj.
Thermic drilling
)Thermie (Phys.
)Thermion (Phys.
)Thermionic (adj.
Thermionic
(vacuum) tube
)(Thermionics
Thermionic
amplifier
Thermionic
cathode
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Thermionic
converter
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Thermionic
current
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Thermionic grid
emission
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Thermionic
)oscillator (Radio
Thermionic
)rectifier (Radio
Thermionic relay
)(Thermionics
Thermionic valve
(Thermionics.
Thermionic
voltmeter
)(Thermionics
Thermionic work
)function (Phys.
)Thermionics (Phys.
Thermistor (Elec.
)Eng.
Thermistor bridge
)(Elec. Eng.
Thermite (or
)thermit) (Eng.
Thermite bomb
)(Mil.
Thermite reaction
)(Met.

Thermite welding
(Plumb.)
Thermo-osmosis
(Geophysics)
Thermoammeter
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermochemical
(adj.)
Thermochemical
equation (Chem.)
Thermochemistry
(Chem.)
Thermocompressor
(Eng.)
Thermocontact (n.)
Thermocouple
(Elec. Eng.)
Thermocouple
ammeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Thermocouple
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)
Thermocouple
thermometer =
thermel (Phys.)
Thermocouple
voltmeter (Elec.
Eng.)
Thermoduric (adj.)
Thermodynamic
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concentration
(Chem.)
Thermodynamic
engine (Eng.)

Thermodynamic
equilibrium (Phys.)

Thermodynamic
function (Phys.)

Thermodynamic
metamorphism
(Geol.)

Thermodynamic
potential (Chem.
Phys.)

Thermodynamic
temperature scale
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Thermodynamics
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Thermoelasticity
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Thermoelectric
(adj.)

Thermoelectric
converter (Elec.
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Thermoelectric
couples (Elec. Eng.)

Thermoelectric
current (Elec. Eng.)

Thermoelectric
)effect (Phys.

Thermoelectric
)element (Elec. Eng.
Thermoelectric
)force (Phys.

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Thermoelectric
)module (Eng.

Thermoelectric
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)power (Elec. Eng.
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Thermoelectric
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Thermoelectric

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Thermoelectromotiv
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Thermograph
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Thermohydrometer
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Thermojunction
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)(Chem.
Thermoluminescen
)ce (Phys.
Thermolysis
)(Chem.
Thermomagnetic
)(adj.
Thermomechanical
)(adj.
Thermometamorphi
)sm (Geol.
Thermometer
)(Phys.
Thermometer bulb
Thermometer
calibration
Thermometer
)scales (Phys.
Thermometer stem
Thermometer,
alcohol
Thermometer,
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Thermometer, gas
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Thermometer,
maximum and
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Thermometer,
mercury
Thermometer,
)Sixs (Meteor.
Thermometric scale
Thermometric
titrimetry

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Thermometry
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Thermoneutron
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Thermonuclear
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Thermonuclear
bomb
Thermonuclear
)energy (Phys.
Thermonuclear
)reaction (Phys.

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Thermoplastic
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Thermoplastic
)substance (Chem.
Thermoplastics
)(Chem.
Thermoregulator
)(Chem., Phys.
Thermorelay
)Thermos (bottle
)(Phys.
Thermoscope
)(Phys.
Thermosetting
)(adj.
Thermosetting
)plastics (Chem.
Thermosetting
)resins (Chem.
Thermosiphon
)(Eng.
Thermosphere
)(Astrophysics
)Thermostable (adj.
)(Chem.
Thermostat (Eng.,
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Thermostatic
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Thermostatic
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)throttle valve (Eng.
Thermostress
)(Eng.
Thermoswitch
)(Elec. Eng.
Thermosyphon (or
)thermosiphon
)(Eng.
Thermotropism (or
)thermotaxis) (Biol.
Thermovoltage
)(Elec. Eng.

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Thick-film
lubrication
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)Thick bed (Geol.
Thick grease
Thick mud
Thick seam (Geol.,
)Mining
)Thicken (v.
Thickened oil (Pet.
)Eng.
)Thickener (n.
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Thickening agent
)(Chem.
)Thicket (n.
)Thickness (n.
Thickness gauge
)(Eng.
Thickness ration
)(Aero.
Thicknessing
)machine (Eng.
)Thief (n.
)Thief (Pet. Eng.
Thief formation
)(Pet. Eng.
)Thighbone (Zool.
Thigmotropism
)(Bot.
)Thill (n.
)Thimble (n.
Thin-film circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Thin-film
lubrication
)Thin-walled (adj.
)Thin (adj.
)Thin (v.
Thin bed (Mining,
)Geol.
Thin negative
)(Photog.
Thin oil


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Thin plate (or

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)Thindown (n.
)(Phys.
)Thinner (n.
)Thinning (Agric.
)Thinning (n.
Thinning agent
)(Chem.
)Thio- (or thi-
= Thioalcohol
)mercaptan (Chem.
)Thioether (Chem.
)Thiokol (Civ. Eng.
)Thiol (Chem.
)Thiosalt (Chem.
Thiosulphate
)(Chem.
Third
Third-party
insurance
Third-rail system
Third dimension
Third harmonic
Third party
Third proportional
)(Maths.
Third rail (Elec.
)Eng.
)Third speed (Eng.

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)Thirl (n.) (Mining
)Thirl (v.
Thistle funnel
)(Chem.
Thistle tube
)Thixotropy (n.
)(Chem.
)Thole (n.) (Naut.
)Tholeite (Geol.
Thomas converter
)(Met.
= Thomas process
basic Bessemer
)process (Met.
= Thomas steel
basic Bessemer
)steel (met.
= Thomson effect
)kelvin effect (Phys.
)Thoracic (adj.
)Thorax (Zool.
)Thoria (Chem.
)Thoriated (adj.
Thoriated emitter
)(Thermionics
Thoriated filament
)(Thermionics
)Thorite (Min.

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)Thoron (Chem.
)Thorough (adj.
)Thoroughfare (n.
Thoroughfare hole
Thoroughfare tap
)(Eng.
)Thou = mil (Eng.
Thousands fine
)Thrash (v.
)Thrasher (n.
)(Agric.
Thread-base
)fatigue (Eng.
)Thread (Eng.
)Thread (Mining
)Thread (n.
)(v.
brush
brush
chaser
clearance

Thread
Thread
Thread
Thread
)(Eng.
Thread
)(Eng.

)Thread crest (Eng.

Thread cutting
)(Eng.
.

)Thread depth (Eng.

Thread gauge
)(Eng.

Thread grinding
(Eng.)
Thread insert (Eng.)
Thread milling
(Eng.)
Thread milling
machine (Eng.)
Thread protector
(Eng.)
Thread rolling
(Eng.)
Thread root (Eng.)
Threaded (adj.)
Threading (Cinema)
Threading (n.)
(Eng.)
Threading die
(Eng.)
Threading tap
(Eng.)
Threading tool
(Eng.)
Threat (n.)
Threaten (v.)
Three-ammeter
method (Elec. Eng.)
Three-bladed
propeller (Aero.)
Three-centred arch
(Build.)
Three-coat work
(Build.)

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process
Three-core cable
Three-cylinder
engine (Eng.)

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Three-decker (adj.)
Three-decker (n.)
Three-dimensional
(adj.)

Three-dimensional
configuration
(Geom.)

Three-dimensional
map (Geog.)

Three-dimensional
vision
Three-electrode
valve = triode
(valve)
(Thermionics)
Three-engined (adj.)
Three-gun colour
picture tube =
colourton (Telev.)
Three-high mill
(Eng.)
Three-hinged arch
(Civ. Eng.)
Three-jaw chuck
(Eng.)

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Three-leaf rose
(Maths.)
Three-legged
derrick (Eng.)
Three-level maser
(Phys.)
Three-mile zone
Three-part flask
(Foundry)
Three-phase (adj.)
Three-phase
(Current) motor
(Elec. Eng.)
Three-phase
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Three-phase
circuit (Elec. Eng.)
Three-phase
current (Elec. Eng.)
Three-phase
equilibrium
(Chem., Phys.)
Three-phase fourwire system (Elec.
Eng.)
Three-phase
generator (Elec.
Eng.)
Three-phase
induction regulator
(Elec. Eng.)

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Three-phase
system (Elec. Eng.)
Three-phase
transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Three-pin plug
(Elec. Eng.)
Three-pinned arch
(Civ. Eng.)
Three-ply (adj.)
Three-point
landing (Aero.)
Three-point
suspension
Three-point switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Three-pole derrick
(Civ. Eng.)
Three-pronged
chuck (Eng.)
Three-seater
(Plane) (Aero.)
Three-sheave
block (Eng.)
Three-space =
three-dimensional
(adj.)
Three-stage (adj.)
Three-start thread
(Eng.)
Three-strand rope

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screw (Eng.)
Three-throw crank
(Eng.)
Three-throw pump
(Eng.)
Three-voltmeter
method (Elec. Eng.)
Three-way bit (Civ.
Eng.)
Three-way cock
(Eng.)
Three-way valve
(Eng.)
Three-way valve
(Eng.)
Three-wing bit
(Civ. Eng.)
Three-wire
(distributing)
system (Elec. Eng.)
Three element
(radio) tube (Radio)
Three quarter
floating axle (Eng.)
Three square file
(Eng.)
Three wheeler
Threefold
Thresh = thrash (v.)

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= thrasher (Agric.)
Threshold (n.)
Threshold (Phys.)

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Threshold current
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Threshold effect
(Radio)
Threshold
frequency (Radio,
Electronics)
Threshold of
audibility (Acous.)

Threshold of feeling
Threshold of
hearing (Acous.)
Threshold signal
(radio)
Threshold value
(Elec. Eng.)
Threshold voltage
(Electronics)
Threshold wavelength (Radio)
Thrift (n.)
Thrilling =
knurling (Eng.)
Thrive (v.)
Throat (Eng.)
Throat (n.) (Zool.)

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Throatable nozzle
)(Eng.
)Thrombosis (Med.
)Throttle (n.) (Eng.
)Throttle (v.
Throttle
)calorimeter (Eng.
Throttle governing
)(Eng.
)Throttle lever (Eng.
Throttle valve
)(Eng.
)Throttling (n.
)(Eng.

)Through bar (Eng.

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)Through bolt (Eng.

Through bridge
)(Civ. Eng.
Through circuit
)(Elec. Comm.
Through hole
Through mortise
)(Carp.
Through path
)(Electronics
Through road (Civ.
)Eng.


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Through road
)(Railways
Through tenon
)(Carp.
)Throw-off (n.
Throw-over switch
)(Elec. Eng.
)Throw (Eng.
)Throw (Geol.
)Throw (n.
)Throw (v.
Throw of eccentric
)(Eng.
Throw of fault
)(Geol.
Throw of pump
)(Eng.
)Throwing (n.
Throwing power (or
)an electrolyte
)(Elec. Eng.
)Thrum (n.
)Thrust (Mech.
)Thrust (n.
)Thrust (v.
Thrust ball)bearing (Eng.
Thrust bearing
)(Eng.
Thrust borer (Civ.
)Eng.

Thrust coefficient
)(Aero.

)Thrust collar (Eng.

)Thrust decay (Eng.

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)Thrust face (Aero.

)fault (Geol.
horsepower

Thrust
Thrust
)(Eng.
Thrust
Thrust
Thrust
)(Eng.

)plane (Eng.
power

Thrust
Thrust
)(Aero.
Thrust
)(Aero.
Thrust

)load (Eng.
)nut (Eng.
piston

reverser
)rod (Eng.

)Thrust screw (Eng.

Thrustor (Elec.
)Eng.
)Thud (n.
)Thud (v.
)Thulium (Chem.
)Thumb (n.
)Thumb (v.
Thumb bolt

Thumb index
Thumb latch
)(Carp.
)Thumb nut (Eng.

: )Thumbscrew (Eng.
)Thumbtack (n.
.
)Thump (n.
.
)Thump (v.
.
)Thunder (n.
)(Meteor.

)Thunder (v.
. . .
Thunderbolt
)(Meteor.

Thunderclap
)(Meteor.

Thundercloud
)(Meteor.

Thunderhead
)
)(Meteor.
(
Thunderstorm
)(Meteor.

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)Thwart (adv.
.
)Thwart (n.) (Naut.

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Thyratron
)(Electronics

Thyratron inverter
)(Elec. Eng.
Thyristor
)(Electronics

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)(Electronics
)Thyroid (adj.
)Thyroid (n.) (Zool.
)TI (thallium
)(Chem.
)Ti (titanium
)(Chem.
)Tibia (Zool.
)Tick (n.
)Tick (v.
)Tick (Zool.
)Ticker (Teleg.
Ticker = chopper
)(Radio
)Ticket (n.
)Tickle (Eng.
)Tickle (n.
)Tickle (v.
)Tickler (Eng.
)Tickler (n.
)Tickler coil (Radio
)Ticonal (Magn.

)Tidal (adj.

Tidal barrage (Civ.

)Eng.

)Tidal basin (Geog.

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)Eng.
)Tidal range (Geog.
Tidal wave
)Tidal zone (Geog.
)Tide (n.) (Astron.
Tide gauge (Civ.
)Eng.
Tide, high
Tide, low
Tideland
= Tides, neap
)neaps (Astron.
Tides, spring
)(Astron.
)Tidy (adj.
)Tidy (v.
)Tie-beam (Build.
)Tie-bolt (Eng.
)Tie-line (Surv.
)Tie-line (Teleph.
)Tie-up (n.
)Tie-wire (Elec. Eng.
)Tie (Build.
)Tie (n.
)Tie (Railways
)Tie (v.

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Tie bar tie rod

)(Civ. Eng.
Tied loan
Tied retaining wall
)(Civ. Eng.
)Tier (n.
)Tier (v.
= Tier array
stacked array
)(Radio
)Tige (Arch.
)Tight (adj.
Tight bolt = turned
)bolt (Eng.
Tight coupling
)(Elec. Eng.
Tight coupling
)(Eng.
)Tight fit (Eng.
)Tight fold (Geol.
Tight formation
)(Geol.
Tight joint
Tight pulley

)Tight riveting (Eng.

) (
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)Tight side (of a belt

)Tighten (v.
Tightening screw
)(Eng.
Tightening wedge

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)(v.
)floor (Build.
jacket

Tile
Tile
Tile
Tile

)Tile ore (min.

)Tile roof (Build.
)Tilery (n.
)Till (Geol.
)Till (n.
)Till (v.
)Tillage (n.) (Agric.
)Tiller (Bot.
)Tiller (n.
)Tiller (Naut.
)Tillite = till (Geol.
)Tilt (n.
)Tilt (Telev.
)Tilt (v.

.
.

)Tilt control (Telev.

)Tilting (adj.
)Tilting (n.
Tilting cart (Civ.
)Eng.
Tilting furnace
)(Met.
)Tilting gate (Hyd.
Tilting hammer
)(Eng.

)Tilting level (Surv.

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)Eng.
Tilting moment
)(Mech.
Tilting pad
Tilting table
)Timber (n.
)Timber (v.
Timber prop
Timbering (Civ.
)Eng.
)Timbering (n.
Timberwork
)Timbre (Acous.
Time-base
generator
)(electronics
Time-book
Time-card
Time-clock
Time-constant
)(Eng., Phys.
)Time-delay (n.
Time-delay
mechanism (Elec.
)Eng.
Time-delay switch
)(Elec. Eng.
Time-distance
)curve (Mech.
Time-division
multiplexing (Elec.
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Time-exposure
)meter (Photog.
Time-interval meter
Time-limit relay
)(Elec. Eng.
Time-meter = hour)counter (Elec. Eng.
Time-quenching
)(Met.
Time-rate = timewage
Time-recorder
)Time-saver (adj., n.
Time-scale
)Time-setting (n.
Time-sheet
)Time-signal (Radio
)Time (adj.
)Time (n.
)Time (v.
Time base (Radio,
)Telev.
)Time bomb (Mil.
Time charter
Time correlation
Time cut-out (Elec.
)Eng.
Time demodulation
)(Radio

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)(Phys.
Time element
Time exposure
)(Photog.
Time fuse
Time gate
)(Electronics
Time lag
Time lag of
magnetism (Elec.
)Eng.
)Time lead (Eng.
Time limit
Time loan
Time measurement
)(Phys.
Time switch (Elec.
)Eng.
Time variations
)Time zones (Geog.
Time, apparent
)(Astron.
Time, astronomical
)(Astron.
)Timed (adj.
Timed injection
)(Eng.
)Timekeeper (n.
)Timely (adj.
)Timepiece (n.

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)Timetable (n.
)Timework (n.
)Timing (I.C. Engs.
)Timing (n.
Timing circuit
)(Elec. Eng.
Timing device
)(Eng.
)Timing gear (Eng.
)Timing lever (Eng.
Timing mechanism
)(Eng.
Timing relay (Elec.
)Eng.
)Timing valve (Eng.
Timing wheels
)(Eng.
Timing, ignition
)(Eng.
)Tin-bearing (adj.
)Tin-bronze (Met.
)Tin-lined (adj.
)Tin-plate (n.) (Met.
)Tin-plate (v.
)Tin-plating (Met.
Tin-smelting plant
)(Met.
)Tin (n.

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Tin = stannum
)(Sn) (Chem.
)Tin alloys (Met.
Tin hat
Tin mine

)Tin minerals (Min.

)Tin plague (Chem.

)Tin pyrites (Min.
Tin snips

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Tincal = tinkal
)(Min.
Tinctorial power
)(Photog.
)Tincture (n.
)Tincture (v.
Tincture of iodine
)(Chem.
)Tinder (n.
)Tine (n.
)Tinfoil (Met.
)Ting (n.
)Ting (v.
)Tinge (n.
)Tinge (v.
Tinman = tinner
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Tinmans solder
)(Plumb.
)Tinned (adj.
Tinned copper
)(Met.
Tinner = tinman
)Tinning (n.
Tinsmith = tinman
Tinspar (or
= )tinstone
)cassiterite (Min.
)Tint (n.
)Tint (v.
Tintometer
)(Chem., Photog.
Tinware
)Tinworks (Met.
)Tip-bucket (n.
)(Civ. Eng.
Tip-cart (n.) (Civ.
)Eng.

)Tip (n.
)Tip (v.
)Tip angle (Eng.

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)Tip eddies (Aero.
)Tip radius (Aero.
)Tip speed (Aero.
Tip speed ratio
)(Eng.
)Tip stall (Aero.
)Tipped tool (Eng.
)Tipper (n.
Tipping bucket
)(Civ. Eng.
Tipping converter
)(Met.
Tipping furnace
)(Met.
Tipping lorry (or
)truck
)Tipple (n.
)Tire (n.
)Tire (v.
Tire = tyre
Tire casing
Tire cement
)(Chem.
Tire cement
)(Chem.
Tire gauge
Tire inflation
pressure

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Tire pressure
Tire rim
Tire size
Tire slippage
Tire tread
Tire tube
Tire valve
Tire wrench
)Tireless (adj.
)Tiresome (adj.
)Tissue (n.
)Tit (n.
Titan crane (Civ.
)Eng.
)Titaniferous (adj.
Titanite = sphene
)(Min.
)Titanium (Ti
)(Chem.
Titanium steel
)(Met.
)Titer (or titre) (n.
)(Chem.
)Titer test (Chem.
)Title (n.
)Title (v.
)Titrate (v.
)Titration (n.
)(Chem.
Titration curve
)(Chem.

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Titrimetric
)analysis (Chem.
)Titrimetry (n.
)(Chem.
)Tm (thulium
)(Chem.
TNT
)(trinitrotoluene
To-and-fro

To-and-fro
)ropeway (Civ. Eng.

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)Toaster (Elec. Eng.

)Toat (n.) (Carp.
)Tobin bronz (Met.
)Toe-change (Auto.
)Toe-dog (Eng.
)Toe-in (Auto.
)Toe-nailing (Carp.
)Toe-out (Auto.
)Toe (Civ. Eng.
)Toe (Eng.
)Toe (n.
)Toe (v.
)Toe crack (Plumb.
Toe of weld
)(Plumb.

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)cutter (Eng.
)Toggle (n.
)Toggle (v.
)Toggle bolt (Eng.
)Toggle brake (Eng.
Toggle joint = knee
)joint (Eng.
)Toggle lever (Eng.
Toggle lever press
)(Eng.
Toggle mechanism
)(Eng.
Toggle switch
)(Elec. Eng.
)Token (n.
Tolerable limits
)(Eng.
)Tolerance (Eng.
)Tolerance (n.
Tolerance
)frequency (Radio
Tolerance value
)(Eng.
Tolerance, degree
)of (Eng.
)Tolerate (v.
)Toll (n.
)Toll (v.
Toll bar
Toll bridge

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Toll circuit (Elec.

)Comm.
Toll office
Toll road
Toluene = toluol
)(Chem.
)Toluidine (Chem.
Tombac (or
)tombak) (Met.
)Tommy bar (Eng.
Tommy gun
Tomography
)Ton (n.
)Ton (or fright ton
)(Naut.
Ton, long
Ton, metric (or
)tonne
Ton, short
)Tonal (adj.
)Tonalite (Geol.
Tone-control
transformer (Elec.
)Comm.
)Tone-deaf (adj.
)(Acous.
Tone-modulated
)(adj.

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)Tone (v.
Tone value
)Tong (v.
Tong tester (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tongs (n.
)Tongs, lifting (Eng.
Tongue (n.) (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tongue (v.
Tongue and groove
)joint (Carp.
Tonguing and
grooving machine
)(Carp.
Tonguing plane
)(Carp.
)Tonic (adj.
)Tonic (Med.
)Tonic (n.) (Acous.
)Toning (n.) (Acous.
)Toning (Photog.
Toning and fixing
)bath (Photog.
)Tonnage (n.
Tonnage, gross
Tonnage, net

Tonnage, registered

Tonne = metric ton

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)Tonometer (Acous.
)Tonometer (Med.
)Tonsil (Zool.
)Tonus (n.) (Zool.
Tool-joint (Civ.
)Eng.
)Tool-screw (Eng.
)Tool (n.
)Tool (v.
)Tool angle (Eng.
)Tool bit (Eng.

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)Tool box (or chest

)Tool carriage (Eng.
Tool dresser
Tool extractor (Civ.
)Eng.
Tool grab ((Civ.
)Eng.
Tool grinder
Tool holder
Tool kit
)Tool post (Eng.
Tool pusher (Pet.
)Eng.
Tool rack
)Tool rest (Eng.
Tool room
Tool sharpener

Tool shop
Tool slide (Eng.)
Tool stay (Eng.)
Tool steel (Met.)
Tool wrench
Tool, fishing (Civ.
Eng.)
Tooling (Eng.)
Tooling (n.)
Toolmaker
Tooth (Eng.)
Tooth (Geog.)
Tooth (n.) (Zool.)
Tooth (v.)
Tooth crest (Eng.)
Tooth enamel
(Zool.)
Tooth flank (Eng.)
Tooth pattern
(Eng.)
Tooth profile (Eng.)
Tooth thickness
(Eng.)
Toothed-jaw
wrench (Eng.)
Toothed disc
Toothed quadrant
Toothed rack (Eng.)
Toothed segment
(or sector)
Toothed wheel
(Eng.)

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)Top-cast (v.

)Top-heavy (adj.
Top-hung sash
)(Carp.

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)Top (adj.

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)Top (n.
)Top (Pet. Eng.

)Top (v.
)Top beam (Carp.
Top boot
Top box
)Top brass (Eng.
Top casting = top
)pouring (Met.
)Top coat (Paint.
Top condenser
)(Pet. Eng.
Top crust
Top dead-centre
)(Eng.
)Top filler (Met.
Top frame (Civ.
)Eng.
)Top fuller (Eng.

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Top plate
)Top pouring (Met.
Top pressure (Pet.
)Eng.
)Top rake (Eng.
)Top roll (Eng.
)Top speed (Eng.
)Top swage (Eng.
Top view
)Topaz (Min.
)Topful(l) (adj.
)Topic (n.
)Topmast (Naut.
)Topmost (adj.
Topographical
contour map
Topographical
engineer
Topographical
)landmarks (Surv.
Topographical map
Topographical
)survey (Surv.
Topographical
surveyor
)Topography (Geog.
)Topology (Geom.

Topped crude (Pet.

)Eng.
)Topping (Build.

)Topping (Civ. Eng.

)Topping (Met.
)Topping (n.

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Topping coat
Topping plant (Pet.
)Eng.

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)Toppings (or tops
)(Pet. Eng.
)Topple (v.
Topside
)Topsoil (Geol.
)Tor (n.) (Geol.
)Torbanite (Min.
)Torbenite (Min.
)Torch (n.

)Torch cutting (Eng.

)Torch cutting (Eng.

Torch hardening
)(Met.
Torch, cutting
)(Eng.
Torch, electric

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)(Plumb.
Torchlight tattoo
)(Mil.
Tore = torus
)(Geom.
)Toric (or toroidal
)Tornado (Meteor.

)Toroid (n.) (Geom.

Toroid doughnut
)(Electronics
Toroidal coil (Elec.
)Eng.
Toroidal winding
)(Elec. Eng.
)Torpedo (n.) (Mil.
)Torpedo (v.
Torpedo airplane
)(Aero.
Torpedo body
Torpedo net
)Torpid (adj.
)Torque (n.) (Mech.
Torque amplifier
)(Eng.
)Torque arm (Mech.


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Torque converter
)(Eng.
Torque
dynamometer
)(Eng.
Torque gauge (or
)meter) (Eng.
Torque limiter
)(Eng.
Torque motor
)(Elec. Eng.
Torque reaction
)(Mech.

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)Torque tube (Eng.

Torque wrench
)(Eng.

)Torquemeter (Eng.

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)Torrefy (or torrify
)(Mining
)Torrent (n.
)Torrential (adj.
Torricellian
)vacuum (Phys.
)Torrid (adj.
)(Meteor.
)Torrid zone (Geog.
)Torsio-meter (Eng.
)Torsiograph (Eng.
)Torsion (n.

Torsion angle
(Mech.)
Torsion balance
(Phys.)
Torsion bar
suspension (Auto.)
Torsion constant
(Mech.)
Torsion fault (Geol.)
Torsion
galvanometer
(Elec. Eng.)
Torsion
hygrometer
(Meteor.)
Torsion meter
(Eng.)
Torsion shear test
(Eng.)
Torsion spring
(Mech.)
Torsion strength
(Mech.)
Torsion test (Mech.)
Torsion wire
(Mech.)
Torsion wrench
(Eng.)
Torsional balance
(Phys.)
Torsional
deflection (Mech.)

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(Mech.)
Torsional fatigue
(Met.)
Torsional load
(Mech.)
Torsional moment
(Mech.)
Torsional
pendulum
Torsional stiffness
(Mech.)
Torsional strain
(Mech.)
Torsional strength
(Eng.)
Torsional stress
(Mech.)
Torsional test
(Eng.)
Torsional vibration
damper (Eng.)
Torsional
vibrations (Mech.)
Torsional wave
(Mech.)
Torso (n.)
Tort (n.)
Tortuous curve
(Maths.)
Tortuous flow
(Hyd.)
Torus (Build.)

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)ring (Geom.
)Toss (n.
)Toss (v.
)Tossing (Mining
)Total (adj.
)Total (n.
)Total (v.
Total acid number
)(Pet. Eng.
Total acidity
)(Chem.
Total area
)Total base (Chem.
Total break time
)(Elec. Eng.
Total calorific
)value (Chem.
Total capacitance
)(Elec. Eng.
Total current (Elec.
)Eng.
Total depth (Pet.
)Eng.
Total displacement
)(Geol.
)Total drag (Aero.
Total eclipse
)(Astron.

Total efficiency
(Eng.)
Total emission =
saturation current
(Thermionics)
Total energy (Phys.)
Total head (Hyd.)
Total immersion
thermometer
(Phys.)
Total impulse
(Aero.)
Total internal
reflection (Optics)
Total loss (Eng.)
Total luminous
flux (Light)
Total modulation
(Radio)
Total output panel
(Elec. Eng.)
Total percent of
ash (Chem.)
Total pressure
(Eng.)
Total production
Total reflection
prism (Optics)
Total response
(Acous.)
Total thermal
resistance

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Total volume
)(Phys.
)Totality (n.
)Totalize (v.
Totally enclosed
machine (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tote (v.
)Totter (v.
Touch-Tone
telephone
)Touch (n.
)Touch (Plumb.
)Touch (v.
Touch control
)(Electronics
Touch spark (Elec.
)Eng.

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)Touchdown (n.
)(Aero.

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)Touching up (n.
)Touchstone (n.

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)Lydian stone (Min.
Tough-pitch
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)Tough (Met.
)Tough copper (Met.
)Tough steel (Met.
Tough way (Civ.
)Eng.
)Toughen (v.
Toughened glass
)Toughness (Met.
)Toughness (n.
)Tour (n.
)Tour (v.
)Tourism (n.
Tourist class
)Tourmaline (Min.
Tournesol = litmus
)Tourniquet (Med.
)Tourniquet (n.
)Tow (n.
)Tow (v.
Tow car
)Towage (n.
Towboat
)Towed (adj.
)Towel (n.

Towel (v.)
Tower (n.)
Tower (v.)
Tower bolt = barrel
bolt (Build.)
Tower bottoms
(Pet. Eng.)
Tower clock
Tower crane (Civ.
Eng.)
Tower gantry (Civ.
Eng.)
Tower skirt (Pet.
Eng.)
Tower still (Pet.
Eng.)
Tower, conning
(Naut.)
Tower, control
(Aero.)
Tower,
fractionating (Pet.
Eng.)
Towerline (Elec.
Eng.)
Towing (n.)
Towing rope = tow
line
Town gas
Township (n.)
(Surv.)
Toxic (adj.)
Toxic effect
Toxic products
Toxicity (n.)

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)(Med.
)Trabeated (adj.
)(Build.
)Trace (n.
)Trace (v.
Trace elements
)(Chem.
)Tracer (Mil.
)Tracer (n.
Tracer (Phys.,
)Chem.
Tracer bullet
Tracer element
)(Phys.
Tracer, radioactive
)(Phys.
)Trachea (Zool.
)Trachyte (Geol.
)Tracing (n.
Tracing cloth
Tracing paper
)Track-laying (n.

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)Track (v.

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Track bolt
)(Railways
Track cable
Track gauge
)(Railways
Track guide
)(Radio, Aero.
Track rails
Track receiver
)(Radio
Track spike
)(Railways
Track, sound
)(Acous.
)Trackage (n.
Tracked vehicle
Tracking (Elec.
)Eng.
)Tracking (n.
)Tracking (Radio
Tracking station
)(Radio
)Tracklayer (n.
)Tract (n.
)Tract (Zool.
)Tractable (adj.
)(Met.
)Tractile (adj.
)Traction (n.
Traction engine
)(Eng.
Traction rope (Civ.
)Eng.

Traction sheave
(Eng.)
Traction, electric
(Elec. Eng.)
Traction, steam
(Eng.)
Tractive effort
(Eng.)
Tractive force (Eng.)
Tractive resistance
(Eng.)
Tractor (n.)
Tractor = airscrew
(Aero.)
Tractor engine
Tractor fuel
Tractor shovel
(Civ. Eng.)
Trade (n.)
Trade (v.)
Trade deficit
Trade gap
Trade name
Trade price =
wholesale price
Trade school
Trade test
Trade winds
(Meteor.)
Trade(s) union
Trade, balance of
Trade, free
Trademark
Trader (n.)

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)Tradition (n.
)Traffic (n.
)Traffic (n.
Traffic capacity
)(Civ. Eng.
Traffic congestion
Traffic control

Traffic control
)signals (Elec. Eng.
Traffic density

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Traffic engineering
)(Civ. Eng.
Traffic flow
Traffic flow
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Traffic lane (Civ.

)Eng.
Traffic lights (Elec.
)Eng.
Traffic meter
)(Teleph.
Traffic patrol
Traffic regulations
Traffic signs (Civ.
)Eng.
)Trail (Mil.

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)Trail (n.
)Trail (v.
Trail angle
)Trail eye (Mil.
)Trailer (Cinema.
)Trailer (n.
)Trailer (Telev.
Trailer tank
)Trailing (adj.
)Trailing (n.
Trailing aerial
)(Radio, Aero.
)Trailing axle (Eng.
Trailing cable
)(Elec. Eng.

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)Trailing edge (Aero.
(
Trailing pole tip
)(Elec. Eng.

Trailing vortex
)(Aero.

Trailing wheels

)Train (Eng.

)Train (Mil.
)( . .
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vacuum brake
)(Eng.
)Train oil (Chem.
)Train, gear (Eng.
)Trained (adj.
)Trainee (n.
)Trainer (n.
)Training (n.
Training
)ammunition (Mil.
Training centre
Training course
Training program
Training wall (Civ.
)Eng.
Trainload
)Trajectory (Mech.
)Tram (Mining
)Tram (n.
Tramcar (Elec.
)Eng.
Tramline (Elec.
)Eng.
)Trammel (v.
= Trammel
)trammels (n.
)Trammer (n.
)(Mining
)Trance (n.
)Tranquil (adj.
)Tranquilizer (n.
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Transactions
Transadmittance
)(Electronics
)Transcalent (adj.
)(Phys.
Transceiver
(transmitter
)receiver) (Radio
)Transcend (v.
Transcendental
)(adj.
Transcendental
)function (Maths.
Transconductance
)(Elec. Eng.
Transcontinental
)(adj.
Transcontinental
ballistic missile
Transcribe (Elec.
)Comm.
)Transcribe (v.
)Transcript (n.
Transcription
)(Elec. Comm.
)Transcription (n.
Transcrystalline
)cracks (Geol.
Transcrystalline
)failure (Met.

Transcurium
elements (Chem.)
Transcurrent fault
(Geol.)
Transducer (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)
Transducer loss
(Elec. Eng.)
Transducer noise
(Elec. Eng.)
Transect (v.)
Transection (n.)
Transfer (n.)
Transfer (v.)
Transfer
admittance (Elec.
Comm.)
Transfer calipers
Transfer
characteristic
(Electronics)
Transfer circuit
(Teleph.)
Transfer constant
(Elec. Comm.)
Transfer current
(Thermionics)
Transfer ellipse
(Astrophysics)
Transfer function
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impedance (Elec.
Eng.)
Transfer
instrument (Elec.
Eng.)

Transfer line (Eng.)

Transfer of training

Transfer of training
Transfer process
(Photog.)
Transfer switch
(Elec. Eng.)
Transfer valve
(Eng.)
Transfer voltage
(Thermionics)
Transferable (adj.)
Transference (n.)
Transference
number =
transport number
(Elec. Eng.)
Transferred (adj.)
Transfigure (v.)
Transform (v.)
Transformation
(Biol.)

Transformation (n.)

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temperature
(Phys., Chem.)
Transformercoupled circuits
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer (Elec.
Eng.)
Transformer (or
transformation)
ratio (Elec. Eng.)
Transformer
booster (Elec. Eng.)
Transformer box
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer core
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer
coupled amplifier
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)
Transformer hum
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer kiosk
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer oil
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer plate
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer
secondary (Elec.
Eng.)

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stampings
Transformer
station (Elec. Eng.)
Transformer
substation (Elec.
Eng.)
Transformer
switch (Elec. Eng.)
Transformer tank
(Elec. Eng.)
Transformer
winding (Elec. Eng.)
Transformer,
bridge (Elec. Eng.)
Transformer,
coupling (Elec.
Eng.)

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Transformer, input
(Elec. Comm.)
Transformer, out
put (Elec. Comm.)

Transformer, stepdown (Elec. Eng.)

Transformer, stepup (Elec. Eng.)

Transformer, threephase (Elec. Eng.)

Transformer,
welding (Elec. Eng.)
Transformeter
(Elec. Eng.)

Transforming
station (Elec. Eng.)

Transfusion (Med.)
Transfusion (n.)
Transgress (v.)
Transgression
(Geol.)
Transgression (n.)
Transhipment (n.)
Transient (adj.)
Transient (n.)
(Elec. Eng.)

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Transient analyzer
(Electronics)
Transient current
(Elec. Eng.)
Transient distortion
Transient fluid
flow (Hyd.)
Transient objective
Transient
oscillatory motion
(Phys.)

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reactance (Elec.
Eng.)
Transient response
(Elec. Eng.)
Transient stability
(Elec. Eng.)
Transient state
(Elec. Eng.)
Transient state
(Phys., Chem.)
Transient wave
(Elec. Comm.)
Transimitting set
(Elec. Comm.)
Transistor
(Electronics)
Transistor
amplifier (Radio)
Transistor current
gain (Electronics)
Transistor
equivalent circuit
(Electronics.)
Transistor input
resistance
(Electronics)
Transistor output
resistance
(Electronics)
Transistor, bead
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)(adj.) (Electronics
Transit (Astron.,
)Surv.
)Transit (n.
)Transit (Surv.
)Transit (v.
Transit = transit
)theodolite (Surv.
= Transit circle
meridian circle
)(Astron.
Transit compass
)(Surv.
Transit duty
Transit goods
Transit station
)(Surv.
Transit survey
)(Surv.
Transit telescope
)(Surv.
Transit theodolite
)(Surv.
Transit time
)Transition (n.
Transition bed
)(Geol.
Transition cell
)(Elec. Eng., Chem.
Transition curve
)(Surv.

Transition
elements (Chem.)
Transition fit (Eng.)
Transition loss
(Elec. Eng.)
Transition metal
(Chem.)
Transition point
(Chem., Phys.)
Transition
probability (Phys.)
Transition
temperature =
transition point
(Chem.)
Transition zone
(Meteor.)
Transition,
electron (Phys.,
Chem.)
Transitional (adj.)
Transitional motion
Transitional period
Transitory (adj.)
Transitron (Radio)
Translate (v.)

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Translation (n.)
Translational
motion
Translator (n.)
Translator (Teleg.)
Translocate (v.)
Translucence (n.)
Translucent (adj.)
Translucid (adj.)
Translunar (adj.)
Translunar space
(Astron.)
Transmissible (adj.)
Transmission
(Elec. Eng.)
Transmission
(Eng.)
Transmission (n.)
Transmission
(Radio)
Transmission
anomaly (Acous.)
Transmission band
(Elec. Comm.)
Transmission
brake (Eng.)
Transmission case
oil (Eng.)
Transmission
circuit (Elec. Eng.)

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coefficient (Phys.)
Transmission
constant (Phys.)
Transmission
dynamometer
(Eng.)
Transmission gear
(Eng.)
Transmission
grating (Phys.)
Transmission
impairment (Radio)
Transmission lag
(Elec. Comm.)
Transmission level
(Elec. Comm.)
Transmission limit
(Phys.)
Transmission line
(Elec. Eng.)
Transmission loss
(Elec. Comm.)
Transmission main
(Elec. Eng.)
Transmission
mechanism (Eng.)
Transmission
mode (Radio)
Transmission
pressure (Elec.
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(Eng.)
Transmission ratio
(Phys.)
Transmission shaft
(Eng.)
Transmission
system (Elec. Eng.)
Transmission
system (Radio)
Transmission
tower (Elec. Eng.)
Transmission
tower (Radio)
Transmission unit
(Elec. Comm.)
Transmission,
automatic (Eng.)
Transmission,
automatic (Teleg.)
Transmission,
selective (Phys.)
Transmissometer
(Meteor.)
Transmit-receive
switch (Radio)
Transmit (v.)
Transmittance =
transmission
coefficient (Phys.)
Transmitted (adj.)
Transmitterreceiver (Radio)
Transmitter (Eng.)

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(Elec. Comm.)
Transmitter (Phys.)
Transmitter
frequency
tolerance (Radio)

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Transmitter,
modulation (Radio) :
Transmitting aerial
(Radio)

Transmitting
current response

(Elec. Comm.)
Transmitting
efficiency (Elec.
Eng.)

Transmitting
power response
(Radio)

Transmitting shaft
(Eng.)

Transmitting
station (Radio)

Transmitting valve
(Thermionics)
Transmitting
voltage response
(Radio)
Transmodulation
(Radio)
Transmutation
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(Geol.)
Transmute (v.)
Transoceanic (adj.)
Transome(e)
(Build.)
Transome(e) (n.)
Transonic range
(Aero.)
Transonic range
(Aero.)
Transosonde
(Meteor.)
Transparency (n.)
Transparency
(Photog.)
Transparent (adj.)
Transparent
medium
Transparent
quartz (Min.)
Transpierce (v.)
Transpiration (n.)
Transpiration
cooling (Eng.)
Transpire (v.)
Transplant (n.)
Transplant (v.)
Transpolar (adj.)
Transponder
(transmitter
responder) (Radio)
Transport (n.)

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Transport airplane
(Aero.)
Transport number
= transference
number (Chem.)
Transportable (adj.)
Transportation (n.)
Transportation
allowance
Transportation
costs
Transporter (n.)
Transporter crane
(Civ. Eng.)
Transpose (v.)
Transposition
(Elec. Comm.)
Transposition
(Maths.)
Transposition (n.)
Transposition
insulator (Elec.
Eng.)
Transposition
points (Elec. Eng.)
Transposition
tower (Elec. Eng.)
Transrectification
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Transuranium
elements (Chem.)
Transversal (adj.)
Transversal (v.)
Transversal waves
(Phys.)
Transversally (adv.)
Transverse (adj.)
Transverse (n.)
Transverse
acceleration (Mech.)
Transverse axis (of
a hyperbola)
(Maths.)
Transverse bar
(Geol.)
Transverse
common tangent
(Maths.)
Transverse fault
(Geol.)
Transverse feed =
cross feed (Eng.)
Transverse frame
(Aero.)
Transverse girder
(Build.)
Transverse joint
(Build.)

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(Eng.)
Transverse
magnetization
(Acous.)
Transverse
moraine (Geol.)
Transverse plane
Transverse section
Transverse springs
(Auto.)
Transverse
stability (Mech.)
Transverse strain
(Mech.)
Transverse stress
(Mech.)
Transverse thrust
(Mech.)
Transverse valley
(Geol.)
Transverse velocity
(Mech.)
Transverse
vibration (Phys.)
Transverse waves
(Phys.)
Transverse
working (Mining)
Transverter (Elec.
Eng.)

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)Trap (Geol.
)Trap (Mining
)Trap (n.
)Trap (San. Eng.
)Trap (v.
Trap circuit (Elec.
)Eng.
Trap door
Trap rock = trap
)(Geol.
)Trap, oil (Geol.
)Trapezium (Geom.
Trapezium
distortion
)(Electronics
Trapezohedron
)(Min.
)Trapezoid (adj.
Trapezoidal
)generator (Radio
Trapezoidal
)modulation (Radio
Trapezoidal rule
)(Surv.
Trapezoidal thread
)(Eng.
Trapezoidal wave
)(Phys.

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)Trauma (n.) (Med.
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Travel agency

Travel allowance

Travellator (Civ.

)Eng.
.
)Traveller (n.

Traveller gantry

)(Eng.

Travelling apron
)(Eng.
) (
Travelling block
)(Eng.

Travelling bridge
)(Civ. Eng.

Travelling crane
)(Eng.
) (
Travelling gantry
)
)(Eng.
(
Travelling gear
)(Eng.

Travelling ladle
)(Met.

Travelling load
)(Eng.

Travelling screen

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)(Elec. Eng.
Travelling wave
)accelerator (Phys.
Travelling wave
)tube (Electronics
)Traverse (adj.
)Traverse (Eng.
)Traverse (n.
)Traverse (Naut.
)Traverse (Surv.
)Traverse (v.
Traverse tables
)(Surv., Naut.
)Traversing (n.
)Traversing (Surv.
Traversing bridge
)(Civ. Eng.
= Traversing drill
)slot drill (Eng.
Traversing
)mandrel (Eng.
Traversing screw
)(Eng.
)Travertine (Geol.
)Tray (n.
)Treachery (n.
)Treacle (n.

)Tread (n.

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Tread design
)Treadle (n.
)Treadle (v.

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)Treadle lathe (Eng.

Treamie = tremie
)(Civ. Eng.
)Treasurer (n.
)Treasury (n.
)Treat (n.
)Treat (v.
)Treating (n.
)(Chem.
Treating plant (Pet.
)Eng.
)Treatise (n.
)Treatment (Med.
)Treatment (n.
)(Chem.
)Treaty (n.
Treble-barrel
)pump (Eng.
Treble-geared lathe
)(Eng.
Treble-ported slide
)valve (Eng.
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)screw (Eng.
Treble valve box
)(Eng.
)Tree (Elec. Eng.
)Tree (n.
Tree cutter
treedozer
)Treenail (or trenail
)Trefoil (Build.
)Trega- (Elec. Eng.
Tregohm
)Trellis (n.
Trellis drainage
)Trelliswork (Carp.
)Trematoda (Zool.
)Tremble (n.
)Tremble (v.
)Trembler (n.
Trembler bell
)(Elec. Eng.
Trembling sieve
)(Mining
)Tremendous (adj.
Tremie = treamie
)(Civ. Eng.
Tremograph
)(Geophysics
)Tremolite (Min.
Tremometer
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Trenail (trunnel or
)treenail
)Trench (n.
)Trench (v.
Trench coat
Trench digger (Civ.
)Eng.
Trench drain (Civ.
)Eng.
Trencher (or
trenching
machine) (Civ.
)Eng.
)Trenching (n.
)Trend (n.
)Trend (v.
)Trepan (n.) (Eng.
)Trepan (v.
Trepan = trephine
)(Med.
)Trespass (n.
)Trespass (v.
)Trestle (n.
Trestle bridge (Civ.
)Eng.
Trestle shoring
)(Civ. Eng.
Tri)Triacid (Chem.
)Triad (Chem.

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Triad = triad axis
)(Min.
)Trial (adj.
)Trial (n.
Trial and error
Trial balance
Trial boring
Trial cut
Trial flight
Trial hole (or trial
)pit) (Mining
)Trial run (Aero.
)Trial run (Eng.
)Trial trip (Naut.
Trial, under
)Triangle (Maths.
)Triangle (Surv.
Triangle of error
)(Surv.
Triangle of forces
)(Mech.
Triangle of
)velocities (Mech.
( Triangle, acute)angled) (Geom.
Triangle,
circumscribed
)(Geom.
Triangle,
)equilateral (Geom.

Triangle, inscribed
(Geom.)
Triangle, isosceles
(Geom.)
Triangle, obtuse(angled) (Geom.)
Triangle, right (angled) (Geom.)
Triangle, scalene
(Geom.)
Triangular (adj.)
Triangular arch
(Arch.)
Triangular
arrangement
Triangular file
(Eng.)
Triangular level
(Surv.)
Triangular notch
(or weir) (Hyd.)
Triangular right
prism (Geom.)
Triangular thread
(Eng.)
Triangular truss
(Build.)
Triangulate (adj.)
Triangulate (v.)
Triangulation
(Surv.)
Triangulation,
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)Triangle) (Astron.
Triangulum
Australe (The
)Southern Triangle
)(Astron.
Triassic period
)(Geol.
Triassic system
)(Geol.
Triatomic molecule
)(Chem.
)Triaxial (adj.
Tribasic acid
)(Chem.
)Tribe (n.) (Biol.
)Triblet (Eng.

)Tribocouple (Phys.
)Triboelectric (adj.
Triboelectricity
)(Elec.

Triboelectrification
Triboluminescence
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)Tribrach (Surv.
)Tributary (n.
Tricalcium
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