clackbox
clackbox is the alternative form of clack box.
Meaning of clack box
Noun
clack box (plural clack boxes)
- The box or chamber in which a clack valve works.
- The connecting pipe between a locomotive injector and the boiler, through which the water is forced into the boiler against the steam pressure within, is provided with a "clack-valve," which allows the water to pass in the inward direction only and not the outward; this is housed in a "clack-box"....1946 March and April, “The Why and The Wherefore: Clack-Boxes”, in Railway Magazine, page 129
- A person's tongue or mouth.
- A garrulous person; a chatterbox.
Forms of clackbox
| plural | clackboxes |
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Questions about clackbox
- What is clackbox the alternative form of?
- Clackbox is the alternative form of clack box.
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