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plug,
plugged, or
plugs in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plug,
PLUG,
plugs, or
plugged may
refer to:
Plug, an
insertive closure or
stopper (
plug)...
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Electrical plugs and
sockets differ from one
another in
voltage and
current rating, shape, size, and
connector type.
Different standard systems of
plugs and...
- The
plug and
socket replaced the BS 546
plugs and sockets,
which are
still found in old
installations or in
special applications. BS 1363
plugs have...
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Vladimir Plugin (1937–2003),
Russian historian and art
historian AC
power plugs and sockets, two- or three-pronged wall
electrical outlets Add-on (disambiguation)...
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ground electrode(s).
Spark plugs may also be used for
other purposes; in Saab
Direct Ignition when they are not firing,
spark plugs are used to
measure ionization...
- Some
plugs have an egg-shaped
penetrative part. Some
plugs are
designed (long,
flexible and curved) to
penetrate the
sigmoid colon. Butt
plugs are made...
- Travelers".
Voltage /
Plug /
Region – WPR.
Retrieved 25
March 2025. "Guyana –
Power Plugs & Sockets:
Travel Adapter Needed?".
Power Plugs &
Sockets of the...
- 1⁄4-inch
phone plugs at a
centre spacing of 5⁄8 inch (16 mm). The
socket versions of
these can be used with
normal phone plugs provided the
plug bodies are...
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effective than
collagen plugs. They can
sometimes become loose and fall out, in
which case they can be replaced. Some
plugs are made of
thermally reactive...
- NEMA 1-15
plugs with
wider protective faces (middle right) have a
safety advantage;
plugs for
electric toys (right) as well as very
early plugs (left) have...
