Automotive Parts And Terminology

noun a hood or long hooded cloak, especially of a monk

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• The monk wore a traditional cowl as part of his religious attire.
• She pulled up her cowl to shield herself from the rain.
• I love that cowl hoodie, it's so cozy!
• The cowl of secrecy shrouded the mysterious organization.

noun a mechanical seal that fills the space between two mating surfaces, generally to prevent leakage of fluid or gas

• The mechanic replaced the gasket in the engine to prevent any leaks.
• I think we need to get a new gasket for the car's engine.
• I'll just throw on a new gasket and hopefully that fixes the problem.
• She acted as a gasket between the two feuding departments, helping to smooth things over.

noun a hood-shaped covering or part, such as a car hood or engine hood

• The hood of the car was dented in the accident.
• I saw him walking around the hood of the car, looking for something.
• Let's cruise around the hood and see what's going on.
• She always had a protective hood around her heart, keeping others at a distance.

noun a person who avoids work or spends time in an aimless or lazy manner

• The idler spent his days lounging around without any purpose.
• That guy is such an idler, he never does anything productive.
• Don't be an idler, get off your butt and do something!
• The idler is like a ship without a sail, drifting aimlessly through life.

noun a thing that can be interchanged with something else

adjective capable of being interchanged or substituted

• In this experiment, the two variables were found to be interchangeable in their effects on the outcome.
• You can use either pen, they're interchangeable.
• I can swap out these shoes for a different pair, they're interchangeable.
• In the world of fashion, trends are constantly evolving and styles become interchangeable over time.

noun a removable or hinged cover for the top of a container

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• Please ensure the lid is securely fastened on the container before storing it.
• Hey, don't forget to put the lid back on the jar!
• I accidentally knocked the lid off the pot while cooking.
• She finally lifted the lid on the long-standing family secret.

noun the back part of something

adjective located at the back

• The rear of the building is where the loading dock is located.
• I'll meet you at the rear entrance of the restaurant.
• Let's hang out in the rear of the park where it's more private.
• He always seems to be one step ahead, never showing his rear in any situation.

noun a type of music characterized by a strong rhythm and simple melody, typically played loudly on electric guitar

• The musician sat on the antique wooden rocker while playing his guitar.
• I love relaxing on the porch rocker with a good book.
• That dude is a total rocker, he knows how to shred on the guitar.
• She's a real emotional rocker, always going from highs to lows in a matter of minutes.

noun a shortened form of 'carbohydrate', referring to a group of organic compounds that includes sugars, starches, and celluloses

• It is important to monitor your carb intake to maintain a healthy diet.
• I try to cut back on carbs to lose weight.
• I'm avoiding carbs like the plague.
• Too many carbs can weigh you down like a heavy burden.