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a·dapt·er or a·dap·tor (-dptr)
n.
1. One that adapts.
2. A connecting part that joins two pieces of apparatus.
3. A converter of electric current to a desired form.
adapter
Etymology: L, adaptatio, the process of adjusting
a device for joining or connecting two or more parts of a system to enable it to function properly, usually with tubing.


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