tube

4 letters in word "tube": B E T U.

Anagrams of tube:

• bute

Words found within tube:

be bet but et te tub ut ute

• Definitions:
• conduit consisting of a long hollow object (usually cylindrical) used to hold and conduct objects or liquids or gases electronic device consisting of a system of electrodes arranged in an evacuated glass or metal envelope provide with a tube or insert a tube into convey in a tube; "inside Paris, they used to tube mail" pipe: a hollow cylindrical shape (anatomy) any hollow cylindrical body structure ride or float on an inflated tube; "We tubed down the river on a hot summer day" metro: an electric railway operating below the surface of the ground (usually in a city); "in Paris the subway system is called the `metro' and in London it is called the `tube' or the `underground'" place or enclose in a tube
• TUBE (????; ch?bu) is a Japanese popular music group. This group released most of its songs in April to July earning the famous phrase, "Summer comes with TUBE". ...
• A plastic container designed for storing a roll or similar quantities of coins of the same size.
• A cardboard cylinder pre loaded with a pyrotechnic charge that propels a shell into the air that breaks into a color effect. Tubes can be loaded with multiple charges with varying visual and audible effects.
• A specially shaped tube that affects the speed and pressure of a flowing fluid (gas or liquid)
• A tube that is inserted into one nostril and fed down the food pipe into the stomach, used to give nutrition directly into the stomach or drain air or fluid from the stomach
• lining - A decorating technique where soft clay is piped from a bag via a fine tube onto the body of a pot. This creates an outline for a design that can later be enhanced by further painted decoration. Example
• A hollow cylinder that contains the basidia where spores are produced in boletes and polypores.
• Tube that does not contain any line junctures metallurgical welds resulting from the method of manufacture. This product may be produced by die-and-mandrel or by hot-piercer processes. ...
• The hollow formed in the crest of a wave when off-shore winds force the break to leap forward without touching the face of the wave, forming a tube. Sometimes big enough to ride in.
• or Valve Diode: This is the simplest kind of vacuum tube device (referred to as a valve in the UK). Electrons will move from a heated metal surface treated with barium oxide[?] into a vacuum. After they are off the surface, they can be attracted to positively charged cool surface (anode). ...
• A skimmer catches a barrel or a tube ride when they get surrounded by the wave. Example Picture
• a quartz tube that fits into a furnace. The tube encloses the furnace boats and provides a controlled atmosphere for processing.
• Metal tubes used for the structure.
• is usually placed on the back tooth or molar. It can be a round or rectangular tube and is used to help secure the archwire in the back of the mouth.
• feet – small, fleshy, sucker-like, locomotory appendages of echinoderms.
• A plastic receptacle with an open end for a carrier to deliver the paper.
• The means of ignition in BL ordnance loaded separately into the breech mechanism. The flash from the tube passes down the vent in the BM and ignites the 'igniter' attached to the cartridge.
• (Hunting) A little used goose call very similar to a snuff can turkey call.
• short for "electron tube".
• A cave passage of smooth surface, and elliptical or nearly circular in cross-section.
• (or funnel-shaped) flowers are proportionately longer and narrower than Bell types and point up instead of down.
• Also referred to as a vacuum tube or valve, a tube is a sealed glass envelope in which the conduction of electrons takes place througha gas or vacuum; most often for amplification or switching applications.
• A piece of rolled paper or cardboard of suitable dimensions upon which YARN is wound.
• (noun) An organic structure with a cylindrical shape OR with the function of conveying/being a passageway for liquid.
• A hollow cylinder especially one that conveys a fluid. For sanitary applications, a thin wall is implied.
• The device that converts electrons to X-rays.

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• tubbish ←
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• tube
• → tubectomies
• → tubectomy
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