Castor in Irish
Castor in Irish is Castór — Castor means a small swivelling wheel fitted to the leg of a piece of furniture so it can be rolled.
Castor in Irish
Castór
(Greek mythology) One of the Dioscuri
What does "Castor" mean?
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noun A small swivelling wheel fitted to the leg of a piece of furniture so it can be rolled.
"One of the castors on the office chair had come loose."
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noun A small container with a perforated top used for sprinkling sugar, salt, or pepper.
"She reached for the sugar castor to sweeten her tea."
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Castor in a sentence
- One of the castors on the office chair had come loose.
- She reached for the sugar castor to sweeten her tea.
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What is "Castor" in Irish?
"Castor" in Irish is Castór. Castor means: A small swivelling wheel fitted to the leg of a piece of furniture so it can be rolled.
How do you use "Castor" in a sentence?
Example: "One of the castors on the office chair had come loose." In Irish, "Castor" is Castór.
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