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radiator

[rey-dee-ey-ter] / ˈreɪ diˌeɪ tər /


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“So I’d be at work,” Elwell said, “and get this text with photos of something like an old radiator followed by this question: ‘TREASURE?’”

From Los Angeles Times

As well as basic broadband routers, that can include toys that are linked to the web, or home appliances like radiators, ovens and fridges that can be controlled remotely.

From BBC

Electric vehicles have far fewer parts than gasoline cars — no radiators, exhaust pipes, fuel tanks, fan belts or complicated gearboxes.

From New York Times

So you can imagine my excitement when it appeared on a lobby radiator last January: It was fate — or maybe that nice woman with the sweet terrier mix who lives on 4.

From New York Times

In one Center City apartment Gray’s company worked on, drapery panels took the focus away from unattractive radiators.

From Seattle Times