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extrude

[ik-strood] / ɪkˈstrud /


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Just as often, though, the presence of so many chefs in the kitchen has resulted in formulaic, drearily predictable McMovies that feel extruded rather than made.

From Washington Post

The introduction of machinery powered by steam in the 1800s during the Industrial Revolution made the process of extruding noodles even more efficient.

From Salon

One of the biggest offenders when it comes to reducing a carbon footprint, Barmes said, is extruded polystyrene foam, which sometimes goes by the brand name Styrofoam.

From Washington Times

The company produces extruded and fabricated aluminum products.

From Washington Times

That tree had no problem extruding flowers from its branches.

From Washington Post