Plunger
51plunger — plung•er [[t]ˈplʌn dʒər[/t]] n. 1) mac a pistonlike reciprocating part moving within the cylinder of a pump or hydraulic device 2) bui a device consisting of a handle with a rubber suction cup at one end, used as a force pump to free clogged… …
52plunger — /ˈplʌndʒə / (say plunjuh) noun 1. Machinery a device or a part of a machine which acts with a plunging or thrusting motion; a piston; a ram. 2. someone or something that plunges; a diver. 3. Colloquial a reckless punter or speculator …
53plunger — n. 1 a part of a mechanism that works with a plunging or thrusting movement. 2 a rubber cup on a handle for clearing blocked pipes by a plunging and sucking action. 3 colloq. a reckless gamble …
54Classe Plunger — Plunger USS Plunger (SS 2) Noms : Classe A …
55plunger lock — n. any of various spring loaded locks or cylinders which move in or out to accomplish a locking function …
56plunger coffee — /ˈplʌndʒə kɒfi/ (say plunjuh kofee) noun coffee made in a cylindrical jug in which the grounds are separated from the liquid by means of a filter pushed down to the base …
57plunger principle — A new ABS control system which offers improved pressure modulation with very small amplitudes even at pressures close to zero. Compare valve principle …
58plunger suspension — A suspension system in which the vertical movement of the axle is controlled by springs mounted above and below the axle …
59plunger elevator — noun : hydraulic elevator …
60plunger pump — noun : force pump …
