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Stabilizer

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Noun

1. stabilizer

a chemical that is added to a solution or mixture or suspension to maintain it in a stable or unchanging state

2. stabilizer

airfoil consisting of a device for stabilizing an aircraft

3. stabiliser, stabilizer

a device for making something stable

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Stabilizer

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noun
1. 
any device for stabilizing an aircraft
See also horizontal stabilizer, vertical stabilizer
2. 
a substance added to something to maintain it in a stable or unchanging state, such as an additive to food to preserve its texture during distribution and storage
3. nautical
a. 
a system of one or more pairs of fins projecting from the hull of a ship and controllable to counteract roll
b.  gyrostabilizer
4. 
either of a pair of brackets supporting a small wheel that can be fitted to the back wheel of a bicycle to help an inexperienced cyclist to maintain balance
5. 
an electronic device for producing a direct current supply of constant voltage
6. economics
a measure, such as progressive taxation, interest-rate control, or unemployment benefit, used to restrict swings in prices, employment, production, etc, in a free economy
7. 
a person or thing that stabilizes

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Stabilizer

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noun
a person or thing that stabilizes
; specif.,
a. 
any of the fixed airfoils or vanes that keep an airplane steady in flight, as the components of the tail section
b. 
a device used to steady a ship in rough waters, esp. a gyrostabilizer; also, a gyroscope used to keep instruments on a ship, aircraft, etc. in a steady position
c. 
any additive used in substances and compounds to keep them stable, retard deterioration, etc.

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Stabilizer

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n.
1. One that makes or keeps something stable: "The New Deal equipped the economy with built-in stabilizers" (Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.)
2. A device, such as a gyroscopically controlled fin, that prevents excessive rolling of a ship in heavy seas.
3. An airfoil that stabilizes an aircraft or missile in flight.
4. Chemistry A substance that renders or maintains a solution, mixture, suspension, or state resistant to chemical change.

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