extrude
/ɛksˈtruːd/; /ɛksˈtʊd/Definitions
1. verb
to force or shape (a substance, such as metal or plastic) through a die or mold, producing a long, thin, continuous piece.
“The machine will extrude the molten plastic into the desired shape.”
2. verb
to push or thrust (something, such as a part of a machine) out of something else.
“The mechanic had to extrude the old part to install the new one.”
3. noun
the act of forcing or shaping (a substance) through a die or mold.
“The extrusion process requires great control to produce the perfect shape.”
4. noun
a long, thin, continuous piece of material (such as metal or plastic) produced by extrusion.
“The extrusion will be cut to the required length for use in the assembly.”