caster
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkæstər/ · UK /ˈkɑːstə/
caster means: A small wheel fixed under furniture or equipment so you can move it easily.
noun
A small wheel fixed under furniture or equipment so you can move it easily.
- One caster on my chair is broken.
- The bed rolls smoothly on four casters.
- Can you replace the front caster?
A person or thing that throws something, shapes metal, or uses magic to make things happen.
- The caster whispered a spell.
- Skilled casters poured the hot metal into molds.
- Each spell needs an experienced caster.
A container with small holes in its top, used to shake sugar, salt, or pepper onto food.
- She passed me the sugar caster.
- Two silver casters stood beside the plates.
- The caster's lid has tiny holes.
A stand that holds small containers of salt, pepper, oil, or vinegar together on a table.
- The caster held three small bottles.
- She placed the vinegar bottle in the caster.
- Antique casters often have a carrying handle.
verb
If a wheel does this, it turns freely to follow the direction in which the object moves.
- The front wheels caster freely.
- One wheel stopped castering when dirt blocked its joint.
- These wheels can caster as the cart changes direction.
Questions about caster
What does caster mean?
A small wheel fixed under furniture or equipment so you can move it easily.
What is caster in other languages?
Türkçe: mobilya tekerleği · Español: rueda giratoria · Français: roulette · Deutsch: Möbelrolle · Italiano: rotella · 日本語: キャスター
How do you pronounce caster?
In American English /ˈkæstər/; in British English /ˈkɑːstə/.
How do you use caster in a sentence?
One caster on my chair is broken. The bed rolls smoothly on four casters.
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