oversize
rebore
underengined
trackwidth
enginelike
locomotive shed
ticking-over
decompression
downsizing
tune-up
preadmission
rerailment
caterpillar track
narrow gauge
hood unit
trainset
lunger
tankie
steamer
hopped-up
tender cab
trackwork
revving
block
undertype
pit
knockproof
engine block
inerting
turbotrain
carloading
engine hour
cylinder block
lean-burn
Orion drive
rock shaft
brake horsepower
compression
exhaust pipe
ballast
car
shovelnose
tender
traction engine
brakegear
donk
dieseled
overcooling
TPI
tractorlike
diesel locomotive
railroading
milkshake
shunter
turbodiesel
cushion
hood
antistall
double-end
compression ratio
stall
switching
antistalling
engine bay
net weight
opposed piston opposed cylinder
shunting engine
fuel indicator
fuel gauge
power surge
dolly
broad gauge
steam chest
clearance space
small block
steam locomotive
driving motor
specific thrust
jet propulsion
bonnet
double-ended
standard gauge
subtrack
reballasting
dieselization
coach
light engine
pickaback
pig-a-back
coaling tower
piggyback
double-heading
tare
marbles
motive power
specific fuel consumption
propellant

English words for 'The increased size of the bore of an engine when it is rebored.'

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