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macerator

  • a word derived from macerate.
    macerate
    verb (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.

From Time Magazine Archive

The 38-gallon, in-deck fishbox in the cockpit is equipped with a 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

The head's Tecma toilet has a built-in macerator.

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

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