Definitions
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- noun informal
decarbonization . - verb informal To
decarbonize , especially to remove the build-up ofcarbon in thecylinder of anengine or thebowl or apipe
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- verb remove carbon from (an engine)
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Examples
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So now we've all 'ad a decoke and got it out of our systems.
Modesty Blaise O'Donnell, P. 1965
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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However, cars in those days took almost 40 seconds to accelerate to 60mph, consumed a gallon of petrol every 25 miles, required 20 chassis points to be greased every 500 miles and an engine decoke every 30,000 miles, and suffered from terminal body rot in under 10 years.
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