French Meaning of rubbers

gommes

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Definitions and Meaning of rubbers in English

rubbers

a rectangular slab of white rubber in the middle of a baseball infield on which a pitcher stands while pitching, a rubber overshoe, something that prevents rubbing or chafing, one that rubs, a contest consisting of an odd number of games won by the side that takes a majority (such as two out of three), an instrument or object (such as a rubber eraser) used in rubbing, polishing, scraping, or cleaning, an elastic substance obtained from the milky juice of various tropical plants, an elastic substance that is obtained by coagulating the milky juice of any of various tropical plants (as of the genera Hevea and Ficus), is essentially a polymer of isoprene, and is prepared as sheets and then dried, a rubber tire, something used in rubbing, polishing, scraping, or cleaning, any of various synthetic rubberlike substances, something made of or resembling rubber, condom, natural or synthetic rubber modified by chemical treatment to increase its useful properties (such as toughness and resistance to wear) and used especially in tires, electrical insulation, and waterproof materials, any of various synthetic substances like rubber, an extra game played to decide the winner of a tie, an odd game played to determine the winner of a tie, a contest that consists of an odd number of games (as card games) and is won by the side that takes a majority (as two out of three), the set of tires on a vehicle, condom sense 1

FAQs About the word rubbers

gommes

a rectangular slab of white rubber in the middle of a baseball infield on which a pitcher stands while pitching, a rubber overshoe, something that prevents rubb

chaleur,rassemblements,Système round-robin,ruissellement,courir,balançoires,morts subites,Volées,classiques,derbies

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rubbernecks => Badauds, rubbernecking => ralentir par curiosité, rubberneckers => badauds, rubbernecked => tournait la tête, rubbed the wrong way => Frotter dans le mauvais sens,