Noun:

నది ఫిష్, చక్రం ఇరుసు,

gudgeon's Usage Examples:

US patent 1252, Isaac Babbitt, "Mode of making boxes for axles and gudgeons", issued 17 Jul 1839 .

Trigonostigma Abbottina (false gudgeons) Belligobio Biwia Coreius Coreoleuciscus Gnathopogon Gobio (typical gudgeons) Gobiobotia Gobiocypris Hemibarbus.

The pintles must face the same direction for insertion into the gudgeons and usually one is a bit longer so it can be the first into its gudgeon, giving some stability for the insertion of the other pintle.

vessel"s rudder is mounted on the centre-line, it is usual to hang it on gudgeons and pintles, the latter being upright pins and the former, rings to fit.

The gudgeon derives from the Middle English gojoun, which originated from the Middle French goujon.

The connecting rod is attached to the piston by a swivelling gudgeon.

More recently, in 1991, Whitechapel Bell Foundry overhauled the fittings and replaced the gudgeons and bearings.

They include Buffon"s river garfish and fimbriate gudgeon, as well as the freshwater sawfish and more common species such.

Also known as Atlantic killifish, mummies, gudgeons, and mud minnows, these fish inhabit brackish and coastal waters including.

USS Gudgeon (SS/AGSS/SSAG-567), a Tang-class submarine, was the second ship of the United States Navy to be named for the gudgeon, a species of small.

SailingIn sailing, pintles insert into gudgeons that are normally affixed to the transom of a boat.

UsageBuildingsIn buildings pintles and gudgeons are used for working shutters.

from Australia and New Guinea, including Hypseleotris, known locally as gudgeons (not to be confused with the Eurasian freshwater cyprinid Gobio gobio,.

Synonyms:

percoid fish, Gobiidae, goby, mudspringer, mudskipper, percoidean, family Gobiidae, percoid,

Antonyms:

soft-finned fish,