balancer Definition
bal·ancer (bal′ən sər)
noun
- a person or thing that balances
- an acrobat
- halter
balancer Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: We suggest that you always suspend them over the work bench using a balancer, which also improves productivity.
- feed: The yard I used to work at used to feed oat balancer along with oats + garlic & honey.
- add: If increasing the feed results in over-exuberant behavior or weight gain then add a balancer as these will provide nutrients without energy.
- make: If you want to make a different balancer, how about these three ideas?
Adjective modifier
- concentrated: The concentrated balancers are generally pellet rations that can be fed on their own or as a " top-up " to the concentrate ration.
- low: If this doesn't generate more energy from your horse then it is possible to combine a low calorie balancer with oats.
- high: Nutrobal is a high potency calcium balancer and multivitamin supplement to help bone growth in snakes, lizards and tortoises.
Modifies a noun
- shaft: The engine is even equipped with a dynamic balancer shaft to reduce vibrations even further.
- chromosome: Balancer chromosomes carry lethal or sterile mutations, so only the heterozygous embryos develop into fertile adults, allowing propagation of the balanced stock.
Noun used with modifier
- load: I doubt that there are more than two or three behind a load balancer managing the traffic.
- wheel: Rotary phase converters in vehicle servicing: Post lift, Hoist, Welder, Wheel balancer.
- oat: The yard I used to work at used to feed oat balancer along with oats + garlic & honey.
- hormone: Here are my top herbal helpers: Agnus Castus is a great hormone balancer.
- mirror: Internal mechanisms such as the shutter unit and mirror balancer have also been designed for the maximum durability required of professional cameras.
- feed: An ideal solution here is to choose a feed balancer like Baileys Lo-Cal.
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