clogwheel
/ˈklɒɡˌhwel/Definitions
1. noun
A large, heavy wheel used in a watermill or other machine, typically turned by water power.
“The clogwheel was an essential component of the 19th-century watermill that powered the town’s textile industry.”
1. noun
A large, heavy wheel used in a watermill or other machine, typically turned by water power.
“The clogwheel was an essential component of the 19th-century watermill that powered the town’s textile industry.”