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| Dragline
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(1) A bucket-like machine for excavating and removing large quantities of soil. (2) Rope or cable used to pull things. |
| Draglink
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Link that connects the cranks of two engine shafts, allowing them to turn together. |
| Dragnet clause
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Mortgage clause which compels the mortgagor to pledge additional properties, mortgaged or not, as additional collateral to a different mortgage loan. Failure to pay any of the mortgages can result in a foreclosure on the dragnetted property, even if it is otherwise unmortgaged or its own payments are current. |
| Drain
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(1) To draw off liquid gradually to dry or empty. (2) A channel or pipe for drawing off water or sewage. |
| Drain cock
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Valve, which is placed at a low point in a system, allowing the system to drain. |
| Drain hose
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| Drain pan
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Broad, shallow container, which is used under a piece of equipment to hold any fluid that may leak out. |
| Drain pipe
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A large pipe, which is used to carry off water or sewage. |
| Drain seal gasket
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Gasket used to seal a drain to a sink to prevent leaks. |
| Drain tile
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Pipe shaped clay tiles, which are installed in a below-grade trench for gravity-rated drainage. PVC piping is often used in place of clay tile for drainage. |
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