keyway
keyway
Definition
key·way (-wā′)
noun
- a groove or slot cut in a shaft, hub, etc. to hold the key
- the keyhole in a lock for a flat key
keyway
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: Mr. Hutchens says " I don't believe that it would be a problem to include a conventional mechanical keyway in the lock.
Adjective modifier
- differnent: If there is slack, carefully remove the camshaft chainwheel, and replace it on a differnent keyway.
- cylindrical: Comes with a flat key to quell concerns that the Ace cylindrical keyway Kryptonite used to employ could be picked with a cylindrical pipe.
- mechanical: Mr. Hutchens says " I don't believe that it would be a problem to include a conventional mechanical keyway in the lock.
- conventional: Mr. Hutchens says " I don't believe that it would be a problem to include a conventional mechanical keyway in the lock.
Preposition: in
- lock: Mr. Hutchens says " I don't believe that it would be a problem to include a conventional mechanical keyway in the lock.
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