ROPE CORE

Domain	Definition
Mining	An important component of stranded ropes is the core, which may be either of fiber or of wire. In winding ropes it is generally made of manilla, sisal, or hemp. The function of the core is to support the strands and prevent them from bearing hard against one another. An even more important function is as a store for lubricant for the interior of the rope, andduring manufacture it is saturated with lubricant. (references)
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Anagrams: ROPE CORE

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "c-e-e-o-o-p-r-r"
	-2 letters: cooper, poorer.
	-3 letters: cooee, cooer, coper, corer, creep, crepe, crore, repro, roper.
	-4 letters: cepe, cere, cero, coop, cope, core, crop, peer, poco, poor, pore, pree, repo, rope.
	-5 letters: cee, cep, coo, cop, cor, ere, err, ope, orc, ore, pec, pee, per, pro, rec, ree, rep, roc, roe.
	Words containing the letters "c-e-e-o-o-p-r-r"
	+3 letters: chloroprene, corepressor, cyproterone, overcropped, overprocess, overproduce, overprotect, preschooler.
	+4 letters: baroreceptor, chloroprenes, chromosphere, corepressors, corporeities, corresponded, counterpower, cyproterones, electrophori, exteroceptor, interoceptor, outreproduce, overcompress, overproduced, overproduces, overprotects, plerocercoid, preprocessor, preschoolers, protectorate, protectories, urethroscope.
	+5 letters: baroreceptors, chemoreceptor, choreographed, choreographer, chromospheres, corporealness, correspondent, corresponsive, counterpowers, electrophorus, exteroceptors, heteromorphic, heterotrophic, interoceptors, oceanographer, outreproduced, outreproduces, overprocessed, overprocesses, overprotected, photoreceptor, plerocercoids, preprocessors, protectorates, rechoreograph, reincorporate, retrospection, scleroprotein, urethroscopes.
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