target
button
push
push button
rotary switch
tappet
signaler
push-button
directional
board
rocker
trundle wheel
lock
on/off switch
toggle switch
toggle
on-off switch
knife switch
phase tester
disconnect
pinch bar
switchbox
keysender
keyswitch
starwheel
mounter
striker
pushpad
reed relay
shooting stick
doll
knob
puck
mandatory
rheotrope
pressure pad
spoke
claw
electric circuit
indicator
butterfly nut
reset
wing nut
electrical circuit
circuit
annunciator
hook
solenoid
knobble
signaling device
forestaller
switchplate
instrument panel
control panel
interchanger
panel
pull
fingerboard
node
pressure switch
telegraph key
DIP switch
swing check valve
fingerpost
read/write head
column shifter
control board
head
hinge
joystick
contact
eccentric
chassis
checker
flasher
monitor
manipulator
cat's eye
switchboarding
big switch
switchology
Strowger switch
energy vampire
commutator
doorbell
kill switch
foot screw
traffic paddle
cursor
soft key
footswitch
dual inline package switch
pelorus

English words for 'A conspicuous disk attached to a switch lever to show its position, or for use as a signal.'

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