balancer
/ˈbælənsər/Definitions
1. noun
A device or mechanism that serves to counterbalance or stabilize something, especially in mechanical or engineering contexts.
“The car’s suspension system relies on a complex set of balancers to smooth out the ride.”
2. noun
A person or thing that maintains a balance or equilibrium, especially in a difficult or precarious situation.
“The tightrope walker was a skilled balancer, able to adjust her weight to stay upright.”
3. verb
To maintain or adjust something to achieve a balance or equilibrium.
“The engineer had to balance the weights to get the machine running smoothly.”
4. verb
To distribute or allocate something fairly or proportionally.
“The government had to balance the budget to avoid financial crisis.”