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boss Protuberance on a plastic part designed to add strength, facilitate alignment, provide fastening, etc.
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boss A raised part on a flat surface - a knob or a stud.
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boss A large stalagmite that appears very 'fat'
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boss An extension or strengthened section that holds the end of a pin or shaft. For example, the holes in the piston through which the piston pin is placed would easily break the thin walls of the piston when under pressure. The area around the hole (on the inner side of the piston) are strengthened to prevent breakage. This area is the piston boss. Also see gudgeon pin boss, horn boss, and piston pin boss.
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