extractor Definition
ex·trac·tor (ek strak′tər, ik-)
noun
a person or thing that extracts; specif., the part of a breech-loading gun that withdraws the cartridge or shell case from the chamber
extractor Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The traditional method would have been to use a tube extractor to pull out one tube at a time.
- include: Contrast the walnut with stainless steel including extractor, oven, bar handles and fridge freezer.
- have: If you don't have an extractor, open a window while you're cooking or doing your washing.
Adjective modifier
- stainless: Space for gas range cooker with SMEG stainless steel extractor with a light over.
- portable: In our opinion the best portable extractor on the market today.
- fitted: CLOAKROOM A white suite with brass fittings features a WC, pedestal basin, tiled floor, fitted extractor.
- solar: The dry combs are then stored ready for reuse the following season, or melted in a solar wax extractor.
- more: If you need more extractors for taking your eye out, just let us know.
Modifies a noun
- hood: Inset four ring halogen hob with extractor hood over.
- fan: To clean extractor fan vents, switch off the fan at the wall switch.
- canopy: The electric cooker is built-in with a fitted gas hob over and an extractor canopy over cooking area.
- groove: The final operation is usually the cutting of the extractor groove close to the head.
- unit: The weatherproof extractor unit fits neatly to the outside of the wall.
- bit: Once your hole is drilled, attach the corresponding screw extractor bit into your tap wrench.
Noun used with modifier
- juice: Juice Extractors are also a great way to drink healthy!
- fume: What is the position of the fume extractor in relation to supply and return air vents?
- chimney: Electric cooker point with void for cooker and a chimney style extractor.
- steel: Stainless steel gas cooker with stainless steel extractor hood over.
- dust: This photo shows the dust extractor hose plugged into the collector on the lathe.
- honey: They have to be removed from shallow frames before putting these into a honey extractor.
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