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 38-gallon, in-deck fishbox in the cockpit is equipped with a macerator.
From Time Magazine Archive
Cockpit fishing features include bait prep center with tackle drawers, sink, cutting board, freezer, large lift-out fishbox with macerator, live well with pump and much more.
From Time Magazine Archive
Creature comforts include an enclosed head compartment with a china bowl and macerator, a shower and a vanity with sink.
From Time Magazine Archive
Other angler-friendly features include 71 square feet of cockpit space, a 35-gallon in-deck fish box with macerator pump, stainless-steel toe rails and thickly padded cockpit bolsters for maximum fish-fighting comfort.
From Time Magazine Archive
This is about 180 lbs. per hour, while the output of the macerator is approximately double this amount.
From The Preparation of Plantation Rubber by Sidney Morgan
