For Coil we have terms and definitions in 10 topics. The topics are Boating, Cooktop, Fine Art, Golf, Ham Radio, Import Cars, Range, Stamps, William Shakespeare and Wind Energy.

Coil (Boating)

To arrange a line in neat, regular loops; they make up a coil.

Coil (Cooktop)

A type of heating element found on electric cooktops that delivers heat through a piece of metal wound in a spiral and set in a recessed area.

Coil (Fine Art)

Long roll of clay joined into a circle or spiral.

Coil (Golf)

The turning of the body during the backswing. (Her ability to fully coil on the backswing resulted in tremendous power).

Coil (Ham Radio)

A conductor wound into a series of loops. See also inductor

Coil (Import Cars)

[1] A term often used to describe a suspension spring or the component that is formed when several turns of wire are wound on a cylindrical form or on a metal core.

Coil (Range)

A type of heating element found on electric cooktops that delivers heat through a piece of metal wound in a spiral and set in a recessed area.

Coil (Stamps)

A stamp prepared in rolls for sale and use in stamp-vending and affixing machines. Coils are often imperforate on two parallel sides and bear distinctive perforations. Some are numbered on the back to distinguish them from sheet stamps.

Coil (William Shakespeare)

Tumult, turmoil.

Coil (Wind Energy)

A length of wire wound around a form in multiple turns.

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