Clamps is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAMPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLAMP, to fasten with a device
• fasten (something) in place with a clamp
• fasten (two things) firmly together
• hold (something) tightly against another thing
• immobilize (an unlawfully parked car) by fixing a wheel clamp to one of its wheels
• maintain the voltage limits of (an electrical signal) at prescribed values.
NOUN:
• a brace, band, or clasp for strengthening or holding things together
• an electric circuit which serves to maintain the voltage limits of a signal at prescribed levels.
• a heap of potatoes or other root vegetables stored under straw or earth.
• a three-sided structure used to store silage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fasten with a clamp (a securing device)

Words related to CLAMPS

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How to use CLAMPS in a sentence

• Then at last, deep in the clammy earth they reached a door, a small door whose rusted iron was handed with mighty clamps of rusted iron.
• Alford, after their disagreeable interview with the Clamps, went to see Mr.
• This is fixed on by metal clamps, which are made on purpose and can be bought in most winter sports shops.
• The clamps being somewhat roughly made are apt to break so that one should carry at least five pairs.
• Upon a movable barrel A, a piece of paper is wound, the ends of which are secured by the slight brass clamps shown in the drawing.
• According to the length of the crack, one, two, or three clamps may be necessary.
• The iron clamps which bound its stones together had been stolen.
• A great archway hung above them, and the lamps shone on the rude wooden gate, studded with ponderous clamps and nails.
• The foundations be clamped down to the rock, and the clamps have worked loose.
• It is composed of solid masses of hewn stone, which were united by metal clamps, probably of iron or lead.
• Not only was the door locked, but he saw at once that the lock was modern, and the door itself was secured with heavy iron clamps.
• He held her by the arms with fingers that gripped like iron clamps.
• The camera is mounted by two lateral axles with screw clamps upon two iron stands, such as are in common use in chemical laboratories.
• It is secured in this position by screws and clamps.
• A dozen similar safety clamps were located throughout the car at every working and relaxation station.
• Freed from her safety restraints, Kelly jumped for the rear entrance of the dispensary and cleared the racking clamps from the six autolitters.
• They rivet the pieces together with minute copper clamps.
• There are many other local modifications in the manner of building up the clamps, all with the object of producing a large percentage of well-fired bricks.
• Cast steel clamps hold the cable together, and to these the suspending rods are attached.
• They first make the safe so fast to the floor, by means of clamps, that it will resist any degree of pressure.
• The circles of the instrument are of aluminum, attached to the shafts by means of wooden clamps.
• Place the second board in the clamps in the same manner as the first, only have the opposite side up.
• The paper is then trimmed, lapped and doubled over as smoothly as possible at the ends of the frame, and held in place by means of small clamps.
• These are bent down over the funnel when put into the jar, forming clamps to hold it in place.
• The four frames which formed the sails had been firmly fixed in the center beam, so as to form a certain angle with it, and secured with iron clamps.
• The floating bridges, being constructed of platforms laid on boats, that are united by clamps, can be taken apart, and withdrawn, to either shore, in an hour or two.
• The latter consists essentially of two double hooks or clamps, one of which is suspended from the centre of the top of the cage, the other extended above the movable head.
• Any of the more imposing buildings which were not mainly of concrete were composed of blocks of stone, held to each other by clamps soldered in with lead.
• It is an edifice, the stones of which are attached to one another by iron clamps, but the base is extremely weak.
• As a teacher of anatomy he invented a dissecting knife that was an improvement on those in use, and clamps for securing the edges of a wound in an operation.
• The wheel was then fitted onto the shaft and nailed to one of the clamps.

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