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in·gate
I. \ˈinˌgāt\ noun
Etymology: Middle English, from in + gate way, street — more at gate
1. dialect England : entrance
2. obsolete
a. : a thing that enters : import
b. : import duty
II. noun
Etymology: in (IV) + gate (channel in a mold)
: a gate through which the metal is poured into a foundry mold |