Results for: choke chain
English English
choke chainchoke collar
(British) prison (Slang), tending to chokechoky
(Slang) strangle, choke; kill by hanging, ~ end: bony cut of mutton, lean person or animal, scrawny person or animal; neck of an animal; neck of a person (Slang), strangle somebody, thin person or animalscrag
(symbol) gamma, 3rd in position in carbon chain, 3rd letter of Greek alphabet, 3rd nearest to designated atom, measure of contrast of image, third item, third letter of the Greek alphabet, unit of massgamma
a trademark for tractors that have continuous treads composed of chain, American company that manufactures agricultural and heavy industrial machineryCaterpillar
acquirer of capital for venture, binding site in a DNA chain, one who advances, one who encourages; entrepreneur, one who participates in a business initiative, somebody or something arranging public event, something that encourages tumor cells, substa...promoter
act of gulping; large swallow, large mouthful, amount swallowed, gasp, make swallowing motion, make swallowing sound, swallow fast, swallowing motion or sound, take a large mouthful, swallow a large amount, eat or drink rapidly; gasp, choke; suppress, ...gulp
act of pulling something along, act of towing, act of dragging or pulling with a rope or chain, fibers, pull something, something that pulls, state of being pulled alongtow
act of putting in order, arrangement in a sequence; (Genetics) determination of the order of monomers in a polymer chain (especially nucleotides within DNA)sequencing
act of tugging, instance of dragging or pulling; struggle; device for tugging or pulling; tugboat, chain or strap for hauling, make laborious effort, pull at or move something, tow, strong pull, struggle or contest, tow ship, vehicle that pulls anothertug
American chain of luxury department storesNordstrom
amino alcohol produced by the hydrolysis of sphingomyelin or gangliosides (Biochemistry), long-chain amino alcoholsphingosine
amino-acid chain, combination of amino acids (Biochemistry)polypeptide
area at foot of mountains, area of flatlands located at the foothills of a mountain chainpiedmont
area bounded by circular path, chain of arts locations, fixed route, regular route; encircling; orbit, course, go around, encircle, local group of Methodist churches, move around along circular path, ongoing series of competitions, regular journey, rou...circuit
 

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