Results for: spark plug
English English
spark plugsparking plug
a commotion or disturbance, bind, wrap; twist, wind, contraceptive device, curve or bend, cylinder, roll; ring, link; wrapping, winding, device supplying electricity to spark plugs, loop, pipes arranged in rows or spiral, roll of stamps, series of loop...coil
absorbent roll of material placed in a wound or body cavity to stop a flow of blood; narrow roll of cotton or other material used to absorb menstrual flow, control blood flow, pad to check bleeding, plug of material used during menstruationtampon
ace relief pitcher, card that prevents taking of suit, close with stopper, cork or plug, person or thing that stops; device which closes an opening, somebody or something that stops something, stopplestopper
act of igniting or causing to burn; state of catching fire, means of starting engine, process of igniting, spark that ignites fuel-air mixtureignition
act of lighting in advance, act of kindling ahead of time, act of setting aflame in advance, fuel ignition before generation of sparkpreignition
adjust spark plug gapgap
animation, effervesce, effervescence, emit sparks; glimmer, twinkle, glitter; be lively and vivacious; bubble, fizz, glitter; spark; effervescence; liveliness, perform vivaciously, shining particle, throw off sparkssparkle
appear momentarily, badge on uniform or vehicle, beam, gleam, flare; spark; brief news dispatch; outbreak; split-second; flash of a camera; showiness, brief moment, bright lighting used in photography, catch fire suddenly, coat something for protection...flash
attach tap, barrel plug, beer from cask, borrow money, draw fluid from body, draw liquid from barrel, faucet, get into power supply, give position to somebody, hit object against something else, hit something lightly, light blow, gentle knock, rap; fau...tap
bark of the cork oak tree (used for making stoppers for bottles, etc.); stopper, plug; something made of cork, blacken face and hands, bottle stopper, close with a cork, cap, float used in fishing, layer of plant tissue, outer bark of cork oak, phellem...cork
break in structure, disparity, interval of time, opening between mountains, breach; hiatus; space; great difference, problem caused by disparity, produce or develop gap, something missing, spark gapgap
broken down, dead people, doomed, entirely, exact, exhausted, inanimate, insensitive, lacking activity or interest, lacking any spark of life, landing close to hole, like a corpse, no longer alive, no longer current, nonresonant, not burning, not livin...dead
camp, collapsible shelter, cover something as a tent does, insert a tent, lodge in a tent, camp out, plug for wound, supply a tent for somebody, temporary cloth shelter, tent-shaped objecttent
capable of connecting to a plug, something connected by plugplug-in
 

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