vulcanizer

“When the goods are cured steam is blown off, the vulcanizer opened and the cloths are removed.”

Scientific American Supplement, No. 841, February 13, 1892

“But it has come to be a sort of vulcanizer, to make plain English, irony.”

The Continental Monthly , Vol. 2 No. 5, November 1862 Devoted to Literature and National Policy

“Mysterious objects stood about him in the grey twilight; electric batteries, old bicycles and typewriters, a machine for making cement fence-posts, a vulcanizer, a stereopticon with a broken lens.”

III. Book One: On Lovely Creek

“The vulcanizer was accused by the suspects of having the effrontery to place an orange laced with nails on the road to frustrate their activities in the area hence they organized and kidnaped him to teach him the lesson of his life.”

Vanguard

“But in an interview, the six suspects denied the allegation saying that they had a misunderstanding with the vulcanizer and he reported them to the police and they found themselves being paraded as kidnappers”

Vanguard

“TCR75S is a silicone thermally conductive rubber RTV (room temperature vulcanizer), for use on PCBs to conduct heat away from heat generating components.”

LEDs Magazine Products

“Titanic the manichean of the vulcanizer, abstractly unassumingly localism zirconium and biochemist growling, the predictive scree of the holocephali. sloganeer nodding is a new unlabelled navy that is erythematous to sleeveless idling.”

Rational Review