macerate
verb (used with object)
to soften or separate into parts by steeping in a liquid.
macerator
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a word derived from
macerate.
Example Sentences
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The cockpit deck holds a 38-gallon insulated fish box with macerator drain.
From Time Magazine Archive
The head's Tecma toilet has a built-in macerator.
From Time Magazine Archive
They come with a standard macerator pump and hold a total of 125 gallons, which is enough capacity for even the most diehard fisherman.
From Time Magazine Archive
Other angling features include 71 square feet of cockpit space, a 35-gallon in-deck fish box with macerator pump, stainless steel toerails and thickly padded cockpit bolsters.
From Time Magazine Archive
Put the mixed nuts through the macerator and mix to a stiff paste with some tomato juice.
From The Healthy Life Cook Book, 2d ed. by Florence Daniel
