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chattermark

chattermark noun: an irregularity on a workpiece, caused by vibration.

Noun

chattermark (plural chattermarks)

  1. An irregularity on a workpiece, caused by vibration.

Verb

chattermark (third-person singular simple present chattermarks, present participle chattermarking, simple past and past participle chattermarked)

  1. (transitive) To produce such an irregularity upon.

Forms of chattermark

Noun
pluralchattermarks
Verb
third-person singular presentchattermarks
present participlechattermarking
past participlechattermarked
pastchattermarked

Origin of chattermark

chatter + mark

Questions about chattermark

What does chattermark mean?
Chattermark means an irregularity on a workpiece, caused by vibration.
What part of speech is chattermark?
Chattermark can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of chattermark?
The plural of chattermark is chattermarks.

Words near chattermark in the dictionary

  1. chatterish
  2. Chatterjee
  3. Chatterjees
  4. Chatterley
  5. Chatterly
  6. chattermark
  7. chattermarked
  8. chattermarking
  9. chattermarks
  10. chatters
  11. chattersome

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