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the polite name for whatever yanks the stuck thing out, screaming or otherwise
means A tool, machine, or person that pulls or draws something out — a broken bolt, a tooth, juice from fruit, or data from a file.
from From Latin 'extrahere,' to draw out, built from 'ex-' (out) plus 'trahere' (to drag or pull) — the same 'trahere' that drags through 'tractor,' 'traction,' and 'attract.' The '-or' suffix simply names the doer, so an extractor is literally 'the thing that drags out.'
- dental kin
- forceps are just extractors with bedside manner
- data world
- software extractors mine meaning from chaos all day
- juice power
- presses crush fruit at thousands of pounds force
- firearm part
- the claw flinging spent casings every single shot
- fan duty
- kitchen extractors haul away smoke you never smelled
tlc extractor — thin-layer chromatography device used in chemistry labs worldwide to separate chemical compounds
dyson airblade — hand dryer that extracts moisture from hands using high-speed air jets, installed in thousands of public restrooms since 2006
kitchen exhaust hood — ventilation system that extracts cooking fumes and odors, standard in commercial and residential kitchens globally