slaker
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of slaker
Example Sentences
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And the slaker was adapted from pulp mills.
From Economist
Finally, the calcium oxide is piped to a “slaker”, where it is dissolved in water to form calcium hydroxide, which is reused in the second step.
From Economist
Then the Supreme Court cryptically cited an obscure, 27-year-old Nebraska civil case, Slaker v.
From Time Magazine Archive
Actually, the only relationship between Slaker v.
From Time Magazine Archive
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