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baldrick: leather or stuff lace carried across the back and used for doing some works more safely
Category: Labour

brick: unit of baked or burnt (I) argillaceous or clayey earth; (II) other admixtures, such as lime and sand, cement and sand
Category: Building industry

Broderick: a blockboard roofing panel faced with metal
Category: Building industry

cricket: rupture of a portion of the rectus femoris
Category: Medicine

derrick: A device for hoisting and lowering loads,having a boom pivoted at its heel,the head of which may be swung(within the limits imposed by the heel pivot and/or the operating machinery)in a horizontal or a vertical plane.The boom may be slewed into any position by means of guys as desired.The operating machinery is fixed to the ship`s structure and is independent of the boom.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

derrick: hoisting apparatus employing a tackle rigged at the end of a beam
Category: Transport

fire-brick: clay which is rich in minerals and containing much silica and alumina
Category: General

Fricke: a chemical dosemeter involving the oxidation by radiation of ferrous ions in dilute sulphuric acid
Category: Physics

maverick: a term encountered in the literature of industrial statistics to denote an observation lying so far outside the usual range that it is suspected of not belonging to the population under inquiry
Category: Mathematics

pricked: term applied to wines spoiled by acetic acid bacteria
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

pricking: percing with small needles
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

prickle: several layers of the epidermis where the individual cells are connected by cell bridges
Category: Medicine

PRICKLY: a large pear-shaped pickly fruit growing on a cactus of the genus Opuntia,native to arid regions of America,bearing barbed bristles
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

PRICKLY: a tumbleweed
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

PRICKLY: Referring to the situation of air entering a vein during a clumsy attempt at injecting
Category: General

rick: a stack of fuelwood,pulpwood or other material of a width equal to the length of the pieces,4ft high x8ft(1.2x2.4m)long
Category: Various industries and crafts

rickettsia: one of a group of obligate intracellular parasitic microorganisms,once regarded as intermediate in their properties between bacteria and viruses but now classified as bacteria in the order Rickettsiales,which includes 17 genera and 3 families:Rickettsiaceae,Bartonellaceae,and Anaplasmataceae
Category: Medicine

strick: a small bunch of flax straws,of scutched flax,or of hackled flax,of a size that can be held in the hand
Category: Various industries and crafts

trick: A device on the lace furnishing machine to preserve the spacing of the jacks and control their lateral movement.It consists of a series of thin metal stampings set to the gauge of the machine in an alloy base.
Category: Various industries and crafts

trick: A slot for preserving the spacing of knitting elements.
Category: Various industries and crafts

trick: a device, such as a trap, a transparency, a piece of scenery which can be suddenly altered, used to create an illusion or deception.
Category: General

trickle: a continuous charge at a low rate,approximately equal either to the internal losses or to intermittent discharges of small amount,delivered from time to time to the load circuit and suitable to maintain the battery in a fully charged condition
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

trickle: a flat plate collector in which the heat transfer fluid is not contained within passageways in the absorber plate but flows down the plate surface
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

trickle: The idea that stimulants applied to a lagging economy are best given to business to induce economic growth that will benefit citizens directly rather than being given directly to consumers to spur purchasing power.
Category: Economics

trickle: can be implemented over any section of a passenger route, with some form of group or controlled flow over the other sections if necessary.
Category: Transport

trickle: in the -- the airplane is parked at the gate...and the departure time is announced. The passengers then trickle onto the airplane with check-in procedures stretched out over the trickle period.
Category: Transport

trickle: ..new terminal designs which require the use of vehicles for transporting passengers across the apron to remote stands...cause bottlenecks in passenger flow, and do not permit --..
Category: General

trickle-down: The idea that stimulants applied to a lagging economy are best given to business to induce economic growth that will benefit citizens directly rather than being given directly to consumers to spur purchasing power.
Category: Economics

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