mechanical

Mechanical describes something that relates to the skill or use of machinery or tools. (adjective)

An example of mechanical is a mechanical skill, when someone is able to fix machines.

See mechanical in Webster's New World College Dictionary

adjective

having to do with, or having skill in the use of, machinery or tools
produced or operated by machinery or a mechanism
of, in accordance with, or using the principles and terminology of, the science of mechanics
automatic, as if from force of habit; machinelike; lacking spontaneity, expression, warmth, etc.: to greet someone in a mechanical way
Archaic of manual labor or manual laborers

noun

Printing an assemblage of type proofs, pictures, etc. mounted on a sheet of paper, to be photographed for making into a plate

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See mechanical in American Heritage Dictionary 4

(mĭ-kănˈĭ-kəl)

adjective

Of or relating to machines or tools: mechanical skill.
Operated or produced by a mechanism or machine: a mechanical toy dog.
Of, relating to, or governed by mechanics.
Performed or performing in an impersonal or machinelike manner; automatic: a droning, mechanical delivery of the speech.
Relating to, produced by, or dominated by physical forces: the mechanical aspect of trumpet playing.
Philosophy Interpreting and explaining the phenomena of the universe by referring to causally determined material forces; mechanistic.
Of or relating to manual labor, its tools, and its skills.