Noun:

ପୋଛି ଦିଅ |, ୱାଇପର,

wipers's Usage Examples:

leveled against those using this bent-MetroCard technique have included petit larceny and, in a state law introduced specifically to target swipers in the.

wipers); the 379 also introduced headlamp-mounted turn signals (relocated from the fender), making rectangular headlamps standard.

Robert Kearns, 77, American inventor of intermittent windshield wipers.

This type had two stepping coils with pawls and ratchets, one to raise the wipers to the desired banks of contacts,.

first official NASCAR points race from one of NASCAR"s top three series to utilize rain tires and windshield wipers.

The new, larger windshield was immediately disliked by drivers, as it was difficult to see over, the plexiglass material could not be effectively cleared by windshield wipers, and the much larger surface area increased drag.

Because of international conventions and agreements, all wipers who sail internationally are similarly documented by their respective countries.

The name refers to the layered, dark-blotched leaves, which appear ink-spattered like penwipers, cloth blotting papers used to clean the nibs of early.

here), rainbow trout, bass, catfish, northern pike, blue gill, saugeye, and wipers.

wipers on the bus go, "Swish, swish, swish" "Swish, swish, swish" "Swish, swish, swish" The wipers on the bus go, "Swish, swish, swish" All round the town.

On the electrically adjustable steering wheel column are also mounted the gearbox control lever, the stalk for controlling the speedtronic and cruise control functions, the main combination lever that operates the indicators, high beam and windscreen wipers and a stalk to adjust the steering wheel and control the optional heated steering wheel.

("self-step") and advance the wipers as long as power is applied.

the old-fashioned "clapper" windshield wipers (while North American models used modern parallel-action wipers).

Synonyms:

contact arm, selector switch, variable resistor, rheostat, tangency, selector, wiper arm, contact,

Antonyms:

mortal, do-nothing, idler, someone, layabout,