degreaser
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4.8
- noun
- /dɪˈɡriːsər/
:
desengrasante
- Mainstream cleansers only work with the help of chemicals used in engine degreasers and antifreeze.
- citrus degreaser
- Cleaner & Degreaser
- degreaser and water
OK, we're you we are using you can use detergent degreaser, you can use water, you can use solvents.
- OK, we're you we are using you can use detergent degreaser, you can use water, you can use solvents.
Examples
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My grandma ran the degreaser at Clark Grave Vault during World War II; they made landing mats for airplanes.
Fiction book (1997) -
So, what he need to get, I guess is some degreaser.
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Ethanol is a great degreaser; fuel, not so much.
Blog text (10) -
A worker was assigned to clean out sludge in the large degreaser he had been operating.
Academic text (2008) -
It makes a good household cleaner and degreaser, so it has more uses than just laundry.
Blog text (18) -
For a strong weld, clean the metal with a degreaser to ensure a proper bond.
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An automotive degreaser can effectively remove oil stains from engine parts.
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If your bicycle chain is grimy, use a degreaser to remove the built-up grime before lubricating.
Synonyms
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3.0
A product that takes stains, makeup, or old paint off surfaces
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Morphology
Etymology
Degreaser breaks into de- 'remove', grease 'oil or fat', and -er 'a thing that does something'. So a degreaser is something you use to 'remove oil' from surfaces or machines.