Megger

/ ˈmɛɡə /

noun

1. an instrument that generates a high voltage in order to test the resistance of insulation, etc

Example Sentences

But what——" "Never mind now, Megger; he is—that's the point.

From Project Gutenberg

Too perturbed in mind to wonder greatly at the presence of a police officer at Lord Vignoles' dinner-table, Bernard Megger strode hurriedly into the billiard-room, his obese body quivering with his suppressed emotions, and was almost immediately joined by his host, accompanied by Pepys.

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Megger, dropping heavily into the chair, saw that the departing visitor had thrown a slip of pasteboard upon the carpet.

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Detective-Inspector Pepys scratched his chin thoughtfully, and Bernard Megger seemed to experience some difficulty in meeting the disconcerting gaze of his eyes.

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"Inspector Pepys and Mr. Megger are merely proceeding to Victoria Street."

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