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spool

noun as in reel

Strongest match

Strong matches

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The fiber cable formed a loop where the input and output are connected, creating a continuous light path with no breaks, and was precisely wound around an aluminum spool with a diameter of 25 cm to form a coil.

And any spool of thread, rolled under their worktables.

I had seen him earlier walking around the backyard wielding a weed wacker, which turned out to need a new spool of trimmer string.

Regardless, this song is a quiet doozy that watches a long-term love unravel in slow motion like a spool of ribbon underwater.

C-141 transport aircraft at bases all around the United States are being fueled, and as soldiers arrive by trucks and buses – even Greyhound buses have been commandeered for military use – the jet engines have begun to spool up.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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