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from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In knitting-machines and stocking-frames, a bar carrying a series of sinkers, or flat plates, which act in conjunction with the jack-sinkers to form loops of thread between the needles.
- noun In rope-drilling, a heavy bar attached above the jars to give force to the upward stroke.
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