McIntire joint
McIntire joint noun: an electrical connection spliced together by means of a sleeve (double tube of copper for this purpose).
Noun
McIntire joint (plural McIntire joints)
- An electrical connection spliced together by means of a sleeve (double tube of copper for this purpose).
Forms of McIntire joint
| plural | McIntire joints |
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Origin of McIntire joint
Named after Charles McIntire.
Questions about McIntire joint
- What does McIntire joint mean?
- McIntire joint means an electrical connection spliced together by means of a sleeve (double tube of copper for this purpose).
- What part of speech is McIntire joint?
- McIntire joint is a noun.
- What is the plural of McIntire joint?
- The plural of McIntire joint is McIntire joints.
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