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sprocket

[sprok-it] / ˈsprɒk ɪt /


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And I didn’t go home as a junior mechanic assistant thinking, “Why didn’t I use the sprocket wrench?”

From Los Angeles Times

She began by asking through social media for donations to buy a new $65 sprocket to repair the bicycle used by Trayvon Bailey, 38.

From Washington Times

It was the middle of the night, and they realized they needed to replace a large sprocket.

From Washington Times

This was after he had sprayed compressed air on the sprockets and rollers, blowing out dust that could show up as black dots on the screen.

From New York Times

Like turning a sprocket, the losing stopped with Hopkins.

From Seattle Times