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insert verb affix, append, attach, book, embed, enter, file, graft, imbed, imbue, immerse, implant, infuse, inject, inlay, inscribe, inscroll, inset, instill, interject, interpolate, intersperse, intervene, intrude, obtrude, penetrate, pierce, plant, set in, splice, thrust in See also: affix, append, attach, book, embed, immerse, impact, infuse, inject, inscribe, inseminate, interject, interpose, introduce, join, penetrate, pierce, plant, record How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Silastic splints, which are normally used to prevent the occurrence or recurrence of postoperative adhesions, are readily available and easily insertable. The foundry was using insertable riser sleeves with an attached cookie to improve the yield of its castings. has redesigned its pelletizers with insertable rotors and a special wear-resistant coating for pelletizing glass-filled materials. |
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