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extrude::verb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | squeeze out |
| Type of | create, make, produce |
| Derivation | extrusion, extrusive |
extrude steel.
Examples of extrude
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Pure germanium is known to spontaneously extrude very long screw dislocations.
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They then extrude their feeding tentacles, ready to withdraw at any hint of danger.
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Next time I extrude turn on the heat and wait 30 minutes before turning on the motor.
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They extrude several threads into the air and let themselves be carried away by upward winds.
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Extrude your melted mixture through die holes to form pipes, hoses, drinking straws and fibers.
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Squeeze the bag to extrude the dough onto ungreased cookie sheets.
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The polyps also extrude the coenosteum, the calcareous material of which the skeleton is composed.
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A doctor, with gloved hands, can extrude the central material from them with pressure from his fingers.
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The device also makes nut butters and can extrude pasta.
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- Form or shape by forcing through an opening; "extrude steel"
- Extrusion is a process used to create objects of a fixed cross-sectional profile. A material is pushed or drawn through a die of the desired cross-section. ...
- (EXTRUDING) When cold forming produces a fastener before threading with two different diameters. The portion with the larger diameter is the shoulder; the smaller portion will be roll threaded. ...
- (Extruding) Latin extrudere = to drive/push out. This constant procedure is used for manufacturing semi-finished products i.e. films, sheets, pipes, profiles, coatings which have to be subsequently processed to finally get an article for use. ...
- (Extruding) The term used to describe a heat and pressure system used to "puff" dry foods into nuggets or kibbles.
- (Extruding) This is a characteristic whereby product discharging out of a feeder's discharge cylinder is compressed, typically discharging in the form of a plugged stream of material.
- The process of shaping aluminum or vinyl by forcing it through a die.
- To push a melted resin through small tube shaped dies, thus forming a single fiber, as in monofilament or multifilament polypropylene. Split film polypropylene is extruded into sheets of plastic and split into ribbon-like fibers that are twisted into rope.
- To force, press, or punch out through a die.
