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screw A boat's propeller.
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screw The screw is an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder. The advantage offered by the screw is that as it turns, rotary motion is converted into a straight motion. This motion can be used to move things apart (as in a car jack), or bring two objects together (a screw drawing two boards together). These devices are screws or have a screw component: jar lid, light bulb, piano stool, clamp, jack, wrench, key ring, and corkscrew.
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screw e. a dental instrument designed to be screwed into a root canal for subsequent removal of the root, usually of the apical third.
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screw w. see screwworm.
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screw-worm f. Cochliomyia hominivorax.
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