entoleter
entoleter noun: a high-speed centrifugal device used to destroy insects and eggs in foodstuffs, especially in flour milling.
Noun
entoleter (plural entoleters)
- A high-speed centrifugal device used to destroy insects and eggs in foodstuffs, especially in flour milling.
- The use of any entoleter for clean wheat ahead of first break is herein treated as a pre-break operation even though many combinations of rotor and liner and speed are available which break very little wheat.1952, Beef Cattle Feeding Investigations, page 17
- […] flour is often passed through an entoleter before being bagged off, or going to bulk bins. The entoleter […] is a machine consisting of a rotor rapidly rotating within a fixed housing.1994, N. L. Kent, Kent's Technology of Cereals, page 187
Forms of entoleter
| plural | entoleters |
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Origin of entoleter
From a brand name.
Questions about entoleter
- What does entoleter mean?
- Entoleter means a high-speed centrifugal device used to destroy insects and eggs in foodstuffs, especially in flour milling.
- What part of speech is entoleter?
- Entoleter is a noun.
- What is the plural of entoleter?
- The plural of entoleter is entoleters.
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