clamper Antonyms
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Meaning of clamper
Webster
clamper (n.)
An instrument of iron, with sharp prongs, attached to a boot or shoe to enable the wearer to walk securely upon ice; a creeper.
clamper Sentence Examples
- The carpenter used a clamper to hold the wood securely while sawing.
- The mechanic reached for his trusty clamper to secure the pipes in place.
- In the metalworking shop, each workstation was equipped with a clamper for convenience.
- The seamstress relied on her clamper to keep the fabric steady as she sewed.
- The technician adjusted the clamper to fit tightly around the cables for a secure connection.
- Assembling the furniture was made easier with the help of a clamper to hold the pieces in position.
- The chef used a clamper to grip the vegetables securely while chopping them.
- During the assembly process, workers used clamper devices to align and secure the components.
- The clamper proved invaluable in holding the delicate electronic components steady during soldering.
- The artist employed a clamper to keep the canvas taut while painting intricate details.
FAQs About the word clamper
An instrument of iron, with sharp prongs, attached to a boot or shoe to enable the wearer to walk securely upon ice; a creeper.
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The carpenter used a clamper to hold the wood securely while sawing.
The mechanic reached for his trusty clamper to secure the pipes in place.
In the metalworking shop, each workstation was equipped with a clamper for convenience.
The seamstress relied on her clamper to keep the fabric steady as she sewed.
