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adjutage

noun
ad·ju·tage
variants: or ajutage \ˈa-jə-tij, ə-ˈjü- \
plural -s

Definition of adjutage 

: a tube or nozzle attached to facilitate or regulate the discharge of water (as in a fountain) or other fluids

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First Known Use of adjutage

1686, in the meaning defined above

History and Etymology for adjutage

alteration (influenced by ad-) of earlier ajutage, literally, adjustment, from Middle French ajustage, from ajuster to adjust + -age

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