corer
corer
Definition
corer (kôr′ər)
noun
a cutting or piercing instrument for removing the cores of apples, pear, etc.
corer
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Now pierce holes in the polystyrene ball using an apple corer.
Adjective modifier
- Russian: A Russian corer can be used to extract a 2m peat core in 50cm sections.
Modifies a noun
- autoclave: For the initial transfer, the Manipulator pulls the core out of the corer autoclave into the STC.
Noun used with modifier
- apple: Now pierce holes in the polystyrene ball using an apple corer.
- box: Therefore, we are using the box corer, which allows us to recover undisturbed surface sediments from the seafloor.
- gravity: Onboard the RRS James Clark Ross is the BGS 6 m gravity corer.
- piston: Richie, on board to run the piston corer, removing a mud core from the barrel.
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