Engineer and Kit

Engineer

Engineer verb - To plan out usually with subtle skill or care.

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Kit and engineer are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kit" instead a verb "Engineer".

Kit verb - Supply with a set of articles or tools.

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Engineer and kit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Engineer" instead a verb "Kit".

old	old engineer	old kit
best	best engineer	best kit
better	better engineer	better kit
real	real engineer	real kit
Other adjectives: evil, young, new, basic, modern, red, medical, electronic.

In a similar vein for a different piece of kit, the engineer was instructed to use a large bunch of keys to tap gently (just the swing on the ring, no force required) on the front plate, which would show up as signal errors on a traffic analyser if any of the optical fibres were slightly loose.

Source: Percussive Maintenance
The first is their kit supplied blowtorch, since the Engineer would have to get into melee range of his target and keep the flame focused on him for several seconds.

Source: Video Game / Battlefield 3
The 12K version is used by the MEC Engineer class in Battlefield 2, and returns as an all-kit weapon in Battlefield 3 and 4, the latter alongside a similar 12-gauge version of the AK-12.

Source: Cool Guns / Shotguns

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