SHEL

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обшивка судна

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SHEL — обшивка судна
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SILVERSTEIN, SHEL(BY) — born Sept. 25, 1932, Chicago, Ill., U.S. died May 10, 1999, Key West, Fla. U.S. cartoonist, children's author, poet, songwriter, …
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SILVERSTEIN, SHEL — born Sept. 25, 1932, Chicago, Ill., U.S. died May 10, 1999, Key West, Fla. U.S. cartoonist, children's author, poet, songwriter, …
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SHELDUCK — noun Etymology: shel- (as in sheldrake) + duck Date: 1707 any of various Old World ducks (genus Tadorna )
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LAC — noun Etymology: Persian lak & Hindi & Urdu lākh, from Sanskrit lākṣā Date: 1598 a resinous substance secreted by a …
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ROCHELLE POWDERS — (ˈ)rō|shel- noun plural Usage: usually capitalized R Etymology: from La Rochelle, city in western France : seidlitz powders
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RASCHEL KNITTING — (ˈ)rä|shel- noun Etymology: from Raschel ( machine ), a kind of loom, from German Raschelmaschine, after Rachel (Elisa R. Félix) …
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HERSCHELIAN — |hər|shelēən, -shēl- adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Sir William Herschel died 1822 English astronomer + English -ian : of or …
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GROS MICHEL — |grōmə̇|shel noun ( plural gros michels -l(z)) Usage: usually capitalized G&M Etymology: French, literally, big Michael : jamaica banana
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COURTE-ÉCHELLE — |ku̇rd.(ˌ)ā|shel noun ( plural courte-échelles -l(z)) Etymology: French courte échelle, literally, short ladder : a mountaineering maneuver in which a …
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UPJOHN — /up"jon'/ , n. Richard , 1802-78, and his son, Richard Michell /mi shel"/ , 1828-1903, U.S. architects, born in England.
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UNSHELL — /un shel"/ , v.t. to remove or liberate from or as from a shell. [ 1590-1600; UN- 2 + SHELL …
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TORTOISESHELL — /tawr"teuhs shel'/ , n. Also, tortoise shell . 1. a horny substance of a mottled brown and yellow coloration, composing …
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SUBSHELL — /sub"shel'/ , n. Physics. a group of electrons in an atom belonging to the same shell and also having the …
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SOFT-SHELL — /sawft"shel', soft"-/ , adj. 1. Also, soft-shelled . having a soft, flexible, or fragile shell, as a crab that has …
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SJAELLAND — /shel"lahn/ , n. Zealand.
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SHELVING — /shel"ving/ , n. 1. material for shelves. 2. shelves collectively. [ 1625-35; SHELVE 1 + -ING 1 ]
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SHELTY — /shel"tee/ , n. , pl. shelties . Informal. 1. See Shetland pony . 2. See Shetland sheepdog . Also, sheltie …
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SHELTON — /shel"tn/ , n. 1. a city in SW Connecticut. 31,314. 2. a male given name.
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SHELTERED — /shel"teuhrd/ , adj. 1. protected or shielded from storms, missiles, etc., by a wall, roof, barrier, or the like. 2. …
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SHELDUCK — /shel"duk'/ , n. , pl. shelducks , ( esp. collectively ) shelduck . 1. a sheldrake. 2. a female sheldrake. …
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SEYCHELLOIS — /say'shel wah", -sheuhl-/ , n. , pl. Seychellois /-shel wahz", -wah", -sheuhl-/ , adj. n. 1. a native or inhabitant …
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ROCHELLE — Fr. /rddaw shel"/ for 1; /roh shel", reuh-/ for 2 , n. 1. La . See La Rochelle . 2. …
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SHELTIE — [shel.tie] or shel.ty n, pl shelties [prob. fr. ON Hjalti Shetlander] (1650) 1: shetland pony 2: shetland sheepdog
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SHELTER — [shel.ter] n [origin unknown] (1585) 1 a: something that covers or affords protection "a bomb ~" b: an establishment providing …
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SHELLAC — [shel.lac] n [[1]shell + lac] (1713) 1: purified lac usu. prepared in thin orange or yellow flakes by heating and …
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SHELDUCK — [shel.duck] n [shel- (as in sheldrake) + duck] (1707): any of various Old World ducks (genus Tadorna); esp: a common …
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PHYLACTERY — Hebrew Tefillin, also spelled Tephillin, or Tfillin, in Jewish religious practice, one of two small, black leather, cube-shaped cases containing …
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