force pump (forspump)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 71
A pump, of widely varying types, which delivers a liquid under pre ure, so as to eject it forcibly: distinguished from a lift - pump, in which the liquid is simply lifted and runs out of the spout. Also called forcing -pump. See pump1. forcerl (for'sér), n. One who or that which forces, drives, compels, or constrains. How much bloodshed have the forcers of conscience to Milton, Civil Power. answer for! Specifically-(a) In mech., a solid piston applied to a pump for the purpose of producing a constant stream, or of raising water to a greater height than it can be raised by the pre ure of the atmosphere. See pumpl. (b) In Cornish min. ing, a small pump worked by hand, used in sinking small simples or pits.
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