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hover-kiln
hover-kiln n.
Brit. 
/ˈhɒvəkɪln/
, /ˈhɒvəkɪln/U.S. /ˈhəvərˌkɪln/
/ˈhəvərˌkɪln/ΚΠ
1965 New Scientist 2 Dec. 633/1 The hoverkiln relies upon air pads to lubricate the pallets on which pottery is slowly conveyed through the baking kilns.
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- strain a metaphor
- strain a person to one's bosom, heart
- strain a point
- strain after
- strain ageing
- strain at
- strain at stool
- strain back
- strain case
- strain energy
- strain every nerve
- strain formerly also draw upon the start
- strain gauge
- strain hardening
- strain one's milk
- strain or pinch courtesy
- strain out a gnat
- strain rosette
- strain to do
- strain to one's bosom, heart
- strain up
- strain upon the start
- strain-aged
- strain-band
- strain-bearing