pushrod
/ˈpʌʃrɒd/Definitions
1. noun
A rod or bar that transmits the force of a cam or other moving part to operate a valve or other mechanism.
“The engine’s pushrod system was designed for high-performance.”
2. verb
To move or operate something using a pushrod.
“The mechanic pushed the rod to open the valve.”
3. verb
To force or move something using a push or pushrod.
“The team pushed the heavy box across the floor.”