silencer
- noun
- /ˈsaɪlənsər/
- UK
- Made of titanium and stainless steel, it enables a weight reduction of approximately 1.7 kg as compared to the standard rear silencer.
- exhaust silencer
Examples
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This slip-on silencer provides a particularly earthy 2-cylinder sound.
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He took out a cylindrical hollow metal tube about six inches long that looked like a silencer.
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And this one's equipped with a silencer.
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The Vector is a great choice with a silencer and a 2-stage trigger.
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Full systems have larger silencers than just slip-ons do in many cases.
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An exhaust essentially does two things: muffles the sound of an engine, a bit like a silencer, and allows fumes to escape the engine.
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As part of the BMW Motorrad program of special accessories, the new F 800 GT can also be fitted with an Akrapovič sports silencer.
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The mechanic installed a silencer to make the car quieter during races.
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After adding a silencer to the motorcycle, the engine noise was significantly reduced.
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A quality silencer can improve the comfort of driving by minimizing exhaust noise.
Synonyms
A part that makes a car or machine sound quieter
A device that makes a gun or machine sound quieter
A plate or screen that slows and directs flow in a machine
Antonyms
How Quiet
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word silencer comes from silence ('quiet') and the ending -er meaning 'something that does', so it literally means a thing that makes a car or engine 'quiet' and is the part on the exhaust that reduces noise.