Word Finder - winder

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A winding plant.

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A textile worker, or machine, that winds cloth

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A spool around which something is wound

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A key or knob for winding a clock, watch or clockwork mechanism

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• stem

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One of the steps of a spiral staircase (as opposed to a flyer, or straight step).

When reinstalled, the clock was fitted with an automatic winder.

Winder (1800-1865) to enforce military rule.

I am its present winder - it 's 98 years old, but has only ever had three winders !

The kite winder step is securely fixed with no slackness.

Just to add - I found it easier to do this with an empty film spool loaded under the film winder knob.

The Spin On line winder is distributed worldwide by Snowbee.

Both Phil King and Dave Winder were noticeably quiet that evening and slopped off for an early night.

Used with the camera on a tripod the winder allows repeated exposures without disturbing the camera on a tripod the winder allows repeated exposures without disturbing the camera position.

A new winder - in reality a ship's winch fitted with a diesel engine - and a steel headgear were installed.

Most cases have a small indent to allow for the winder shaft.

There is also a winder which is a rubber disk which fits on the cordless drill by means of a stainless steel mandrel.

The abutting winder stair is, therefore, also likely to have been an insertion.

Once you get it started it may be easier to use the string winder.

I am its present winder - it's 98 years old, but has only ever had three winders!

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Visit the pit-head baths and the Victorian steam winder.

In 1955 the down cast shaft was served by a steam winder.

It doesn't even get in the way of the window winder, which is great.

Anyway, I will indeed send you back the unopened, untouched travel watch winder by Special Delivery sometime this week.

The photograph shows coupled to the emergency winder trailer that it use to pull.

Cllr Heather is still trying to obtain a detachable winder mechanism.

The winder operator just had to wait, unable to do a thing.

It does n't even get in the way of the window winder, which is great.

When the watch is not being worn, it is strapped to the winder which contains a motor.

The winder turns the watch throughout the day, just enough to keep it wound without over winding it, so it is kept up to date and ready to be worn whenever the owner wishes.

While watch winders are carefully designed, the watch owner must know his or her watch well in order to be able to set the watch winder correctly and avoid damaging the watch.

Educate yourself and shop around to find the winder that best fits your requirements.

Some of these are pilots and airline mechanics which makes one winder who is going to fly the planes that may be maintained by replacements fresh out of tech school.

General Winder's arbitrary exercise of his power was, however, resented so vigorously by the citizens that on the 19th of April the Confederate Congress materially modified the law under which he received these powers from the president.

If unsure how many turns the winder should give the watch each day, contact the watch manufacturer, which will usually be happy to provide the needed information.

String Winder (Optional) - A string winder is a little device you can pick up at a music store that winds your strings quicker than doing it by hand.