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Feather crotch
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Crotch veneer having a feathery grain pattern.
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Crotch, английский
- Small sled, without a tongue. often made from the natural fork of a tree and used as an aid in skidding logs. also known as an alligator (8).
- Entrepierna, bragadura
- The point where a tree branch joins the trunk.
- The point where the legs meet the body, where the genitals are. also called crutch
Crotch line, английский
Loading method that uses two lengths of rope suspended from the end of the loading line and terminating in the end hooks (22).
Crotch veneer, английский
Wood veneer cut from the crotch of a tree; often exhibits unusual and decorative grain patterns. also
Crotches, английский
See crutch.
Crotchet, английский
Obsolete term for crocket.
Feath, английский
- Feathered
- Feathering (control)
- Feathery
Feather, английский
- (see swine`s or swedish feather.) it is used variously. (see also full feather and white feather.)
- [1] the plume created by a submarine periscope moving through the water. [2] the foamy spray at the stem of a moving craft. [3] to sail so close to the wind that the forward edge of the sail luffs. [4] to turn the blade of an oar parallel to the water during the return stroke. [5] to adjust the pitch of a naval or aviation propeller so that it creates no forward thrust.
- Размыть края выделения (в графических пакетах)
- A small fracture inside a diamond, sometimes extending to its surface and sometimes completely enclosed.
- Cleavage or fracture; may be transparent, but usually has a whitish appearance when seen at right angles to the break. also called a gletz.
- A feather is a type of inclusion or flaw within a diamond. it is described often as a small crack, fracture or break, and does not refer to an actual feather in the diamond, as many think.
- To rotate the pitch of the propeller blades until they are oriented directly into the airflow, providing the least air resistance and no thrust. the propeller is usually feathered when an engine fails.
- The tuft of hair on the horse’s fetlock
- Длинная шерсть на лапах собак
- Slang term for the row of five white lights mounted at an angle above a (cleared) colour light signal to give an indication of route.
Feather, английский
Feather alum, английский
Feather amphibolite, английский
Feather an oar, to, английский
In rowing, is to turn the blade horizontally, with the top aft, as it comes out of the water. this lessens the resistance of the air upon it.
Feather banding, английский
Narrow bands of veneer inlaid in opposing diagonal directions.
Feather boarding, английский
A type of siding in which the edge of one board overlaps a small part of the board below it.
Feather edge, английский
Feather ends, английский
Feather gypsum, английский
Feather joint, английский
A joint between two closely fitting boards which have been squared and butted against each other; a groove is cut along the length of each board in which a common tongue is fitted. feather joint separating the first story from the second; a cornice with moldings, friezes, quoins; classical decorative elements such as festoons, garlands, dentils, and egg-and-dart moldings; a sidegabled, center-gabled, or hipped roof of moderate pitch; a balustrade at the cornice line; centrally located chimneys in the northern
Feather merchant, английский
[1] formerly, described an unscrupulous supplier who added stones or other heavy material to the feathers sold in bulk by weight to the u.s. government for soldiers’ pillows and mattresses. [2] in the u.s. military, a person in a comfortable or easy assignment such as headquarters duty or other staff billet. [3] often used for any civilian working 113 feather for the u.s. military. [4] usn derogatory slang for a novice seaman, a newcomer to naval service, or a landlubber. [5] in general, a person who avoids responsibility and effort; a loafer (not in general use outside the usa).
Feather metal, английский
Feather ore, английский
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Devitrification, английский
Crystallization in glass.
Crosshairs, английский
- Crossed wires or etched lines on a reticule in the focal plane of the telescope of a surveying instrument. cross house, cross-plan house a masonry house having a cruciform plan (i.e., shaped like a cross); especially found in colonial maryland and virginia. at the front of the house, entry was through a front door in a twostory extension in the transverse direction of crossettes, 1 crossettes, 2 cross gables crossflow filtration cross grain cross-furring, brandering, counterlathing strips, flat bands, or fillets which are applied on the undersides of joists to which lath (for plastering) is nailed; usually attached perpendicular to the main framing members.
- Вид графического курсора, состоящий из двух пересекающихся линий.
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