Duct and Well

Duct

Duct noun - A long hollow cylinder for carrying a substance (as a liquid or gas).

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Well and duct are semantically related in passage topic. In some cases you can use "Well" instead a noun "Duct".

Nearby Words: ducted, ducting, ductless

Well noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Duct and well are semantically related in passage topic. Sometimes you can use "Duct" instead a noun "Well".

Nearby Word: welled

However, an effectively infinite supply of duct tape was assumed (approximately a whole shipped crate, if not an entire shipment), as well as a water supply like a spring or stream.

Source: Duct Tape for Everything
However, duct tape CAN'T stop a 60 MPH car...well it could, if you used enough of it, but it would take a lot of tape and the work of several days to do that.

Source: Duct Tape for Everything
It didn't work so well... In the final season, they made a trebuchet out of duct tape (and lumber).

Source: Series / MythBusters

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