Synonyms for "stopcock" (11 found)

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Closest matches (3)

Noun(1 words)

cock

faucetgate

Strong matches (3)

hydrantsea cockspigot

Related words (5)

tapvaluevalve

Noun(2 words)

tapturncock

Related word relations

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7 relation types

More general

4 entries

cockfaucetshutoffspigot

coordinate

4 entries

bibcockpetcockseacocksillcock

derived from

2 entries

cockstop

has context

1 entries

british

is a

1 entries

faucet

related to

6 entries

faucetgasliquidpipetapvalve

similar

1 entries

faucet

Translations

21 translations across 15 languages.

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Arabic

1 entries

• مِحْبَس noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Bulgarian

1 entries

• спирателен кран noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Chinese Mandarin

1 entries

• 旋塞 noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Finnish

3 entries

• pääventtiili noun (main shutoff)
• sulkuhana noun (valve, tap or faucet)
• sulkuventtiili noun (valve, tap or faucet)

French

3 entries

• robinet d'arrêt noun (valve, tap or faucet)
• robinet d'arrêt noun (main shutoff)
• vanne noun (valve, tap or faucet)

German

1 entries

• Absperrhahn noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Hebrew

2 entries

• בֶּרֶז noun (valve, tap or faucet)
• שַׁסְתוֹם noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Italian

1 entries

• rubinetto di arresto noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Japanese

1 entries

• 元栓 noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Māori

2 entries

• katirere noun (valve, tap or faucet)
• katiwai noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Norwegian Bokmål

1 entries

• stoppekran noun (main shutoff)

Norwegian Nynorsk

1 entries

• stoppekran noun (main shutoff)

Portuguese

1 entries

• torneira de segurança noun (main shutoff)

Spanish

1 entries

• llave de cierre noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Thai

1 entries

• ลูกบิด noun (valve, tap or faucet)

Sample sentences

1 total sentences available.

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If you have a burst pipe, turn the water off at the stopcock.

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