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| cam·ber [ kámbər ] |
noun (plural cam·bers) |
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1. convex curve in road: a slight convex curve in a structure, especially the curve in the surface of a road
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2. slant of vehicle's wheels: a slant in the steerable wheels on a vehicle that makes them slightly closer together at the bottom than at the top
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transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle cam·bered, present participle cam·ber·ing, 3rd person present singular cam·bers) |
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make curved shape: to form something with a camber, or be formed in this way
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| [Early 17th century. Via French cambre "arched" < Latin camur "curved inward"] |
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 cam·bered adjective |
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