balancer
Origin of balancer
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How to use balancer in a sentence
As the days tick by and the balancers balance, real-world gay people will suffer.
Opposing Gay Marriage Doesn’t Make You a Crypto-Racist | Jonathan Rauch | April 24, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTFor that sixth reason alone, Northern Light should be required reading for all American would-be budget balancers.
The machines were made “sensitive” as it is called, that is to say, sensitive to a touch of the rudder or the balancers.
Just back of the wings is a pair of balancers, short thread-like processes knobbed at the end.
Insects and Diseases | Rennie W. DoaneAnd these little organs, which we call balancers, are really the hind wings in a very much altered form.
The Animal World, A Book of Natural History | Theodore Wood
Then there is the crane-fly, whose balancers you can see quite easily.
The Animal World, A Book of Natural History | Theodore WoodThe next are the balancers,—from a feather to a fir-tree, nothing comes amiss.
Picturesque Sketches of London, Past and Present | Thomas Miller
British Dictionary definitions for balancer
/ (ˈbælənsə) /
a person or thing that balances
entomol another name for haltere
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