Ventilators is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VENTILATORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• VENTILATOR, one that ventilates
• an appliance or aperture for ventilating a room or other space.
• an appliance for artificial respiration; a respirator.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that ventilates; as; a contrivance for introducing fresh air or expelling foul or stagnant air; respirator

Words related to VENTILATORS

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How to use VENTILATORS in a sentence

• All these buildings are well supplied with windows, which serve also for ventilators.
• Possibly something had gone wrong with a hatch or iron compartment door inadvertently left open, or one of the ventilators may have got jammed and needed adjusting.
• The hat should have ventilators, and when not exposed to the direct rays of the sun it should be removed from the head.
• The forecastle-head could barely be made out, and the winch-wheels and ventilators on deck were inchoate masses which took shape only when they were within reach.
• In my flight I bumped into ventilators, stumbled over a hatch-coaming and pulled myself along the swaying rail-chains toward the bow of the vessel.
• Windows and ventilators opened on each side of the room to give a thorough draught across the top.
• The ventilators were all closed, the stoves hot, and the air was like that of the Black Hole of Calcutta.
• So, after depositing my cloak and bag in an empty seat, I quietly propped both doors open with a stick of wood, shut up the stoves, and opened all the ventilators with the poker.
• It certainly was not that the ventilators were closed, for there were none.
• The success of these and all other ventilators depends upon there being a good supply of air from under the door or through the spaces round the window frames.
• I can speak of these ventilators from twenty-five years’ experience.
• These two ventilators have to be removed to the positions indicated by the darkly bordered tiles, and two tiles placed in those bottom corner squares.
• The cost of the ventilators is small, and they will last as long as any mattress.
• I searched it over thoroughly, looking in and under the boats and behind funnels and ventilators, but could discover no sign of anyone.
• Their cellar lights, their ventilators, and their gratings were being made impervious by sand, mortar, and other materials.
• Fine ladies enjoyed the crowded public entertainments with tea below stairs and ventilators above.
• The ventilators had to be closed, as they sent down biting smoke from the burning deck instead of fresh air.
• They had even been compelled to put up ventilators, and their lamps would only burn when close to these.
• Those are mighty bad ventilators on your old stove there.
• The heat is tremendous, and on that account their houses are built with ventilators to catch the wind.
• These ventilators are placed on the side from which the wind comes, and they bring the wind down into the house to cool it.
• They had settled themselves in the dining-room, as dismal a room as the rest, but warmer, for an earthenware stove was roaring and puffing hot gusts from its open ventilators.
• One of the dotted-veiled ladies demanded the closing of two more ventilators, and spoke loudly of Interlaken.

Similar words containing VENTILATOR without suffix s

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