brakes

6 letters in word "brakes": A B E K R S.

Anagrams of brakes:

• bakers

• breaks

• kebars

Words found within brakes:

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• Definitions:
• The brake lines of the canopy are synonymous with steering lines. Used together, they slow the parachute. Used independently they result in a turn.
• A device used to slow or stop the train on a roller coaster. Brakes are placed on the brake run, but may also be located along the course the train travels to slow the train down if necessary or stop it at a block. Related terms are block brake, trim brake and brake run. ...
• Information about the brake system of the car.
• Applied where needed along a coaster's track in order to slow down a train when it passes over that section. See Check brakes, Fin brakes, Magnetic brakes, Scarf brakes, Skid brakes, Trim brakes.
• There are many brake systems given in motorcycle specs. The usual system is a disc front brake controlled by the right handlebar brake lever and a rear disc or drum brake controlled by the rightside foot brake pedal. ...
• Any bicycle braking system which works by opening and closing two brake shoes on the tire's rim in a clamping motion, like jaws.
• The system that stops a car by converting mechanical energy to heat. Porsche brakes have evolved from simple iron drum brakes to exotic materials and cross-drilled disc brakes.
• or wheel locks are available in several different designs, and can be mounted at various heights to maximize convenience to the user.
• A brake is a device for slowing or stopping the motion of a machine or vehicle, and to keep it from starting to move again. The kinetic energy lost by the moving part is usually translated to heat by friction. ...
• Brakes are a 4-piece band from Brighton, England, fronted by Eamon Hamilton, formerly of British Sea Power. They formed in 2002.

• brakemen ←
• brakeman ←
• brakeless ←
• brakes
• → brakier
• → brakiest
• → braking