Meanings of grommet in English

Placing a grommet or other wad over elongated projectiles is positively prohibited.

So this is the hole saw that came with that grommet kit.

I have been told my child has glue ear and needs a grommet.

Cut a hole slightly smaller than the grommet you are using, and install the grommet.

The cap with a grommet seal will cover the opening left when the pipe is sawed off.

It was fitting as a snowboard grommet and I probably should have grown out of it at some stage.

Your eyelet from your grommet?

Owners of the minivans are eligible to have a grommet in the air conditioning drainage system replaced at no cost.

Permitting the gun to go out with much force also displaces the shell, whether a grommet-wad be used or not.

Where the housing-bolt is an eye-bolt, the grommet is secured to it by means of a toggle which has a lanyard.

Ellie-Jean Coffey lived every young surf grommet's dream when she met Layne Beachley at Manly one day and asked for her autograph.

They also have a grommet top, which means you don't need to get additional curtain rings to hang them from a rod.

Audi recalled a few E-Trons over a faulty grommet, a blooper that risks (but has yet to produce) a battery fire.

Sometimes a grommet, or ring of cordage, is worked upon the spear near one end, to prevent the hand slipping when making a thrust.

In at least five vehicles sold worldwide, the grommet has allowed moisture to seep into the battery, risking a short circuit or even a fire.

According to Audi, the problem stems from a faulty grommet seal, which sits in the vehicle's wiring harness between the charge port and the battery.