epicycloidal wheel
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noun
one of the planetary gears of an epicyclic train
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Words nearby epicycloidal wheel
epicuticle, epicycle, epicyclic train, epicycloid, epicycloidal gear, epicycloidal wheel, epicystitis, epicystotomy, Epidaurus, epideictic, epidemic
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