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backstitch: embroidery; cockstitch by sewing-machine only
Category: Various industries and crafts

backstitch: in parachute manufacture,reverse stitching at the end of a seam
Category: Various industries and crafts

baroswitch: any switch operated by a change in atmospheric pressure
Category: The cosmos

batch: the transmission or processing of a group of payment orders and/or securities transfer instructions as a set at discrete intervals of time
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

batch: a quantity of a meat product which is covered by the same accompanying commercial document or health certificate
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

batch: a single quantity of material treated separately
Category: Various industries and crafts

batch: quantity of concrete obtained with one single mixing operation
Category: Building industry

batch: continuous refuelling:replacing fuel channels one at a time at the required interval rather than in a batch at longer intervals
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

batch: castings poured from the same ladle and,where applicable,which have been submitted to the same heat treatment
Category: Iron and steel industries

batch: a group of animals uniform in age or weight,reared together
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

batch: the quantity of material required for or produced by one operation
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

batch: the whole of the various constituents making up the mixture for one operation.
Category: Language and literature

batch: one mixing of concrete, mortar, plaster, etc.
Category: Building industry

batching: the process of proportioning materials before mixing,either in a fixed installation or on the site
Category: Building industry

batching: winding of cloth on a roller
Category: Various industries and crafts

batchwise: Processing of materials as lots or batches in which the whole of each batch is subjected to one stage of the process at a time.
Category: Various industries and crafts

blotch: Any relatively large area of uniform colour in a printed design.
Category: Various industries and crafts

blotched: the pattern of Tabby cats is either striped or --, and both patterns never appear together on one cat.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

butchers: tuberculosis of the skin seen in butchers and contracted from infected meat products
Category: Medicine

butchers: eruption of watery blisters on the skin among those handling animals and animal products(1)
Category: Medicine

by-catch: that part of the catch which is not the targeted species but which may be retained for sale
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

catch: the fish caught during a fishing operation; a statement of the total quantity or weight of such fish
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

catch: each of the two legs,together forming a V-shaped member,which are operated by the reciprocating motion of another machine part through two trip dogs so as to carry out an oscillating motion about their common shaft.The device operates like an inverted cam
Category: Mechanical engineering

catch: a pivoted catch,usually spring-controlled,which is used in a ratchet gearing
Category: Mechanical engineering

catch: the act of applying pressure to the water with the hand just prior to exerting propulsive force.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

catch-up: the adherence of ink direct from an inking roller to the non-image area due to ineffective damping of the plate
Category: Printing and publishing

catchall: something designed or serving to catch, hold, account for, or include a variety of odds and ends
Category: Language and literature

catchment: liquid flowing into a basin,pipeline or pump
Category: Physics

catchpit: a cesspool constructed like a water well but in dry ground
Category: Environment

catchpit: a pit constructed in a drainage system,e.g.at the head of a culvert,to intercept waterborne solids-e.g.stones,silt,vegetable debris-and so prevent blockage
Category: Building industry

Catchword: a significant word out of the title of a document used for an entry into a file or index
Category: Documentation and information

catchword: words and slogans used in advertising to obtain the attention of the consumer. Examples: free, bargain, midsummer sale, 'You can be sure of it`s Westinghouse'.
Category: Commerce - movement of goods

circuit-switched: service requiring the establishment of a circuit-switched data connection before data can be transferred between data terminal equipments
Category: News-systems and communications

circuit-switched: mode of operation performed in a circuit-switched data network
Category: News-systems and communications

circuit-switched: data network using circuit switching
Category: News-systems and communications

circuit-switched: test carried out for a particular protocol under circuit-switched operation
Category: News-systems and communications

clutched: sensing device that responds to angular movements,used to connect or disconnect parts while in motion
Category: Transport

Cramér-Tchebychev: an inequality of the Bienaymé-Tchebychev type depending on the second and fourth moments
Category: Statistics

crotch: that part of a tree where the main stem or the larger branches fork
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

crotch: the figure obtained from a crotch,as in crotch veneer,which if cut from near the heart of the crotch typically shows curl(i.e.fan,feather,plume)or,further from the heart,swirl
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

cutch: applied to extracts,particularly those prepared from mangrove barks
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

deathwatch: a beetle of the family Anobiidae(Xestobium rufovillosum)whose larvae tunnel in dry sapwood and heartwood,mainly of hardwoods,reducing it to a honeycomblike structure and powder
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

depitching: The removal of tar or other branding substances from wool,usually,though not necessarily,by solvent-extraction.
Category: Various industries and crafts

despatch: paid for rapid loading or unloading
Category: Transport

despatch: any notifiable delay in departure of scheduled flight
Category: Transport

despatch: money paid for rapid loading or unloading
Category: Transport

despatch: percentage of all scheduled flights that departed on time,measured within 5 or 15 minutes
Category: Transport

despatcher: the individual who is responsible for despatching an airline flight
Category: Transport

despatching: the postal items are put into containers ready for conveyance
Category: News-systems and communications

Dispatch: the foreign correspondent...should be an effective writer, because his style contributes to the force of appeal made by his dispatches.
Category: Printing and publishing

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