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cotter

noun as in wedge

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She did say she had once heard her doctor refer to a country he called “cotter” on the phone.

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In about an hour the forest began to thin, and Robin could see the blue smoke coming from the cotters’ chimney pots.

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The inspector general said the airline’s maintenance provider failed to insert a cotter pin on a critical flight control component that put some 30,000 passengers at risk.

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The aircraft was missing a small cotter safety pin used to hold a nut in place, and that nut came loose - disconnecting pilots’ controls from the rotor, said Maj.

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Attorney Timothy Loranger says a missing safety cotter pin caused a malfunction in the helicopter’s tail rotor.

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