nozzle
- noun
- /ˈnɑːzl/
- The glass delivery systems send fiber through a nozzle that sprays the screen at specified locations and thicknesses.
- spray nozzle
- fuel nozzle
- rocket nozzle
The problem with this is the nozzle gets so clogged it's super annoying.
- The problem with this is the nozzle gets so clogged it's super annoying.
- These right here are professional cleaning spray nozzles.
- So I found that the nozzle heated up kind of slow.
- OK, And then the big, the big daddy nozzle, this is the biggest one.
- Nice mist on here like nice nozzle, nice spray.
- God you mean the three nozzle settings it gives you?
- And extruding it through a tiny nozzle without clogging or other issues.
Examples
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The problem with this is the nozzle gets so clogged it's super annoying.
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The nozzle was on spray mode.
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And then turning that shower nozzle cold and for how long?
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And then turning that shower nozzle cold and for how long?
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When it starts coming out of the nozzle, I can press to continue.
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Make sure to use this nozzle and then apply high heat.
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All you gotta do is just aim the nozzle and press it, just like that.
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We hear the clink as they fit the nozzle of gas into the tank.
Fiction book (1993) -
As you can see, I'm using the smoothing and nozzle attachment to dry my hair.
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To water the plants, adjust the garden hose's nozzle to a fine mist.
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Etymology
Nozzle comes from nose with a small ending -le, so it originally meant a 'little nose' or snout. That's why a nozzle is a short 'spout' that sticks out and sends water or gas in a certain direction.