macerator
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a word derived from
macerate.
macerateverb (used with object)to soften or separate into parts by steeping in a liquid.
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Also standard are a lift-out fish box with macerator, a live well with recirculating pump and four flush-mounted rod holders.
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The 38-gallon, in-deck fishbox in the cockpit is equipped with a macerator.
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They come with a standard macerator pump and hold a total of 125 gallons, which is enough capacity for even the most diehard fisherman.
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The head's Tecma toilet has a built-in macerator.
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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