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extrude
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extrude /ex·trude/ (ek-strldbomacd´)
1. to force out, or to occupy a position distal to that normally occupied.
2. in dentistry, to occupy a position occlusal to that normally occupied.

ex·trude (k-strd)
v.
1. To thrust, force, or press out.
2. To protrude or project.

extrude
[ekstrōod′]
Etymology: L, extrudere, to push out
to thrust out from a surface or from alignment.

extrude,
v to elevate; to move a tooth coronally.

extrude
to force out, or to occupy a position distal to that normally occupied. In feed preparation to force through a die under pressure.


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Dramatic savings are said to be achieved when combining extruding, cutting and check weighing in one machine.
Extruding the material into large profiles was done with a standard extrusion process using care to retain the material's clarity and prevent voids.
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