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rod

[rod] / rɒd /


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A valve designed to drain water from the plant’s fuel rods stuck open, yet operators mistakenly shut down water pumps, causing a partial meltdown.

From The Wall Street Journal

The radiant orange-gold liquid can then be cast into sheets or rods.

From The Wall Street Journal

“We have 11 landfills across California that have been granted waivers by the government to basically ‘hot rod’ the landfill,” Williams said.

From Los Angeles Times

The application also noted that police seized five sticks, iron rods and bricks from the accused, but found no firearms or swords, contrary to what Akhlaq's wife had stated in her complaint.

From BBC

The Home Office removed the need to consult local authorities about hotel use in 2020 and they've become lightning rods for protests.

From BBC