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hoppit

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hoppit [′häp·ət]
(mining engineering)
A large bucket, usually up to about 80 cubic feet (2.3 cubic meters), used in shaft sinking for hoisting men, rock, materials, and tools. Also known as bowk; kibble; sinking bucket.


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