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cement
(redirected from cementer)

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cement something on(to) something and cement something on
to fasten something onto something with glue or household cement. Cement this handle back onto the cup. Now, cement on the other handle. I will cement it on for you.

cement something together

to fasten something together with glue or household cement. Use this stuff to cement the vase together. Will you cement these parts together?
See also: together

could talk under water  (Australian informal) also could talk under wet cement (Australian informal)
someone who could talk under water has a lot to say in any situation Most of our guests were very quiet, but Harry could talk under water, so he kept the conversation going.
See also: could, talk, water


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She was born in Worcester and had been employed as a cementer at the former Grosvenor Shoe Company for many years.
Lee Watson, 30, a cementer, from Blyth, was working nearby when the accident happened.
John Power - General Manager TEM(R) states, "This cementer is an excellent example of the collaborative design process TEM employs.
 
 
 
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