recrank
- noun
- Specialized
- After the original broke, they quickly installed the recrank to get the engine running again.
Examples
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The mechanic kept a recrank in the toolbox for emergency repairs.
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It is always wise to carry a recrank when working with old machinery.
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He needed a new recrank for the old engine.
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The mechanic handed me a recrank to fix the machine.
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The mechanic kept a recrank in the toolbox for emergency repairs.
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After the original broke, they quickly installed the recrank to get the engine running again.
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It is always wise to carry a recrank when working with old machinery.
Synonyms
A piece you turn by hand to start an engine or make a machine work
A metal crank you put into an engine and turn by hand to make it run
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Recrank comes from re- 'again' and crank 'handle' or 'to turn', like redo which means 'do again'. So a recrank is a spare crank you keep to use if the original breaks.